Cosmology's telescopes
To answer big questions, scientists need to think big about their observing tools.
Published:
May 22, 2006
| Over the next decade, scientists will make observations to learn more about cosmology's biggest mystery: the nature of dark energy. A slew of telescopes are in the planning or construction stages to aid in this effort. |
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