Herschel and Planck

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Dec 11, 200800:04:35Science & Medicine

Herschel, the largest telescope ever launched, will study objects within and outside our Galaxy. It will be able to peer through clouds of gas and dust and observe stars as they form. Unlike Herschel, Planck will rotate...

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