Seeing in the dark

Gabrielle Walker

Nature, 2005, vol. 438, issue 7067, 414-415

Abstract: When darkness falls for Antarctica's long winter months, the sky becomes a spectacular canopy of stars. At one brand new base, astronomers are braving the extreme cold to build telescopes that they hope will rival space observatories. Gabrielle Walker investigates.

Date: 2005
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