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'Something went wrong.' Some astronomers feel left out of European road map | Science

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A 2008 Astronet road map called for the Extremely Large Telescope. Some astronomers are upset by the group’s latest effort.
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‘Something went wrong.’ Some astronomers feel left out of European road map
May. 11, 2021 , 2:40 PM
For more than 1 year, Astronet, a group of more than 50 astronomers, has labored to draw up priorities for the next 2 decades of European astronomy. A partial draft plan, released in February, lists the field’s most pressing scientific questions, such as how primordial gases coalesced into the first stars and galaxies and whether the atmospheres of exoplanets betray signs of life. To answer them, the plan calls for new facilities including the Einstein Telescope, a gravitational wave detector to be built in a network of underground tunnels; antennas installed on the radio-quiet far side of the Moon; and a fleet of orbiting telescopes to probe exoplanet atmospheres. ....

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Solar 'campfires' may heat the Sun's atmosphere to scorching temperatures | Science

Solar 'campfires' may heat the Sun's atmosphere to scorching temperatures | Science
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With 'smoke ring' technology, fusion startup marks steady progress | Science

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TAE Technologies’s Norman device can keep a ring of plasma spinning 100 times longer than its natural lifetime. Next stop fusion?
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With ‘smoke ring’ technology, fusion startup marks steady progress
Apr. 8, 2021 , 3:00 PM
A private company betting on an innovative fusion technology announced today that its latest device can sustain high temperatures for long reaction times a major step toward a reactor capable of producing more fusion energy than is consumed by the device. The company, TAE Technologies, is still far from that goal, which huge government efforts are also pushing toward. But its achievements so far have drawn $880 million in investment more than any other private fusion company. The company also announced plans to scale up to a larger machine, which it hopes will reach fusion conditions by 2025. ....

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After long shutdown, giant radio telescope array set to resume observations

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Chile’s 5000-meter-high Chajnantor Plateau holds the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array’s 66 radio dishes.
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After long shutdown, giant radio telescope array set to resume observations
Mar. 15, 2021 , 2:40 PM
The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), a set of 66 radio astronomy dishes perched high in the Chilean Andes, was hit hard by the pandemic. It shut down on 22 March 2020 and has remained silent ever since far longer than most scientific facilities. But ALMA managers announced today that observations will resume this month, after a 6-month campaign of repairs and planning. “It went about as well as could be expected,” says ALMA Director Sean Dougherty. “It’s a testament to how well these telescopes were built.” ....

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