New Greenland telescope begins search for black holes
Among other things, the telescope will help scientists to test Einstein’s theory of relativity.
May 17, 2018
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A 12-meter telescope began operation at Greenland’s Thule Air Base earlier this month. The Greenland Telescope represents a crucial addition to an international effort to study and image massive back holes.
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