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@classtelescope.bsky.social@classtelescope.bsky.social → @classtelescope.orgThis time of year is a great time for #southpole pictures, including this one from Anjali, showing the deep blue skies right now! You can really see the ice and snow buildup on and around the building by mid-winter. #Antarctica #NSF #DOEScience
Show PostNew SPT-3G cluster catalog! arxiv.org/abs/2607.01175 "the sample consists of 8,892 cluster candidates .. 1,780 clusters are at z>1 and 271 at z>1.5 .. the sample is significantly deeper, with a cluster density of 4.5 confirmed clusters/deg2" @NSF @doescience #Antarctica
Show PostThe new SPT-3G cluster catalog from our 5-year Main survey data set is now publicly available at: pole.uchicago.edu/public/Home.... In total, 8,892 cluster candidates detected in 1,604.8 deg2 of sky, with 25% of the confirmed sample at z > 1! #Antarctica #NSFfunded #DOEfunded
Show PostCheck out this view ➡️ 🤩 Cerro Pachón definitely understood the assignment. This panoramic sunset view captures NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory atop its summit site above the Chilean landscape. 🔭🧪 The night skies here are spectacular, but the mountains put on quite a show before the stars come out too 🌟
Show PostFlocculent spirals, like NGC 2090, seen in this #NASAWebb image, are one of the more common types of spiral galaxies. They have patchy arms that seemingly blend together and disconnect in spots. Credit: ESA/Webb, NASA & CSA, A. Leroy. 🔭 🧪
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