Monthly Archives: June 2008

NRAO Synthesis Imaging Workshop

Last week, I was at the eleventh NRAO Synthesis Imaging Workshop. It was pretty long and covered the field pretty extensively, from what I could tell. The lectures were generally of high quality, which was impressive given the number that … Continue reading

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Observing

I’m in the basement of Campbell Hall tonight, remotely observing the transiting exoplanet HAT-P-7 with the Nickel 40″ telescope on Mount Hamilton. Conditions are pretty good tonight, though the wind has been gusty and the telescope has been shaky as … Continue reading

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More Angles

I continue to work on ATA-related things without actually trying to obtain new ATA data. There are just too many elements of the system that are in flux right now for it to be worthwhile to observe, in my opinion. … Continue reading

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