Welcome to Imagine the Universe! This site is
intended for students age 14 and up, and for anyone interested in learning
about our universe. If you're looking for grade school level astronomy
information, please see the StarChild web site (disc 2). Enjoy your cosmic journey!
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Scientific Balloon Circles South Pole on Search for Antimatter
A group of Japanese and American scientists bundled in thick orange
jackets, hats, boots and gloves have ventured down to
Antarctica on a search for antimatter. With their high-altitude
balloon-borne instrument, they are in an exotic land to learn about
exotic particles.
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Featured Scientist: Dr. Jean Cottam
Sometimes astronomers get to work on a project from beginning to end: instrument development, launch, and data analysis. Dr. Jean Cottam is fortunate to be one of them.
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Feature Scientist Archive
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Science
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Satellite Showcase: Swift
The Swift Gamma-ray Burst Explorer is an new NASA mission dedicated to investigating the mysterious phenomena of Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs): the most powerful events in the universe.
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Or head to the main science page, where you can get information on everything from the basics of light and electromagnetism, to dark matter and black holes. Or if you are a more advanced student, you can head straight to the advanced science page.
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