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A Clash of Clusters Provides New Clue to Dark Matter
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Gainer 2006-08-09 The Standard Model of Particle Physics.pdf
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Mantz 2008-07-28 Cosmology, Gravity and Large-scale Structure.url
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MASS: Kyle Watters
| What | MASS |
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| When |
07 July 08 from 05:00 pm to 06:00 pm |
| Where | PAB 232 |
| Contact Name | Eric Morganson |
| Contact Email | ericeric@stanford.edu |
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TeV Astronomy - A Review
TeV astronomy is a relative newcomer to the scene of scientific investigations. I will cover it's brief history including early experiments and first detections, discuss current instruments and new results, and look to the future with proposed surveys and next generation observatories. From telescopes in the Arizona desert just north of the Mexican border and computers that could barely run The Oregon Trail to a tropical island off the coast of North Africa and science based on MAGIC, we will cover everything you need to know to become more educated regarding TeV astronomy than 99.97% of the world's population.
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