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    COSMOLAB acerca la astronomía a más de 3.000 estudiantes de Tenerife y cierra el curso con una actividad formativa sobre astrofotografía
    Docentes y estudiantes de Tenerife han participado durante el curso en actividades orientadas al conocimiento de los observatorios de Canarias y de la investigación astrofísica. La iniciativa del Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC), desarrollada con el apoyo del Cabildo de Tenerife, ha formado a cerca de un centenar de docentes y ha llegado a más de 3.000 estudiantes. El programa celebrará el próximo 25 de junio una jornada de formación para profesorado centrada en la iniciación a la astrofotografía. La comunidad educativa de Tenerife ha concluido una nueva edición del proyecto “
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  • Artistic impression of collisions between dark matter particles. One collision per particle every 10 billion years explains the distribution of dark matter in ultra-faint dwarf galaxies.
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    A single collision in 10 billion years could explain how dark matter is distributed within dwarf galaxies
    Ultra-faint dwarf galaxies, among the tiniest and faintest galaxies known, may hold the key to understanding one of the Universe’s biggest mysteries: the true nature of dark matter. A new study reveals that even a single collision between dark matter particles every 10 billion years — roughly the age of the Universe — is enough to explain the dark matter cores observed in these small systems. These galaxies, which contain only a few thousand stars, are dominated by dark matter and have relatively simple evolutionary histories. That makes them ideal cosmic laboratories for testing theories
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  • The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) will broadcast a special program live and free of charge to mark the total solar eclipse via its official YouTube channel.
    The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias will broadcast the total solar eclipse live from Palencia via its official channel
    The Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) will broadcast a special program live and free of charge to mark the total solar eclipse via its official YouTube channel. The production and technical setup will be located at Cerro del Otero in Palencia, from where a program featuring science outreach, technical analysis, and institutional segments will be broadcast, with the goal of bringing cutting-edge astrophysics to the general public. The broadcast will be hosted by science journalist and head of the IAC’s Scientific Communication and Culture Unit, Verónica Martín, with support from IAC
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