Tuesday 3 September 2013

'We may be able to watch dark energy turn on': Unprecedented sky survey

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Moonless nights outside the Cerro Tololo astronomical observatory in Chile are so dark that when you look down, you can't see your feet. "You can't see your hands," said a physicist. "But you can hold them up to the sky and see a hand-shaped hole with no stars in it. It's really incredible."

via Science Daily

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