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Astronomers Tune in to 'Radio Universe' Saturday, September 13, 2008 - Anuradha Menon Home >> Headlines >> Space   
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Astronomers at the School of Physical Sciences, University of Kent, have joined an innovative project that aims to address many of the key issues in astrophysics. These include: what is the universe made of and how does it evolve? Are we alone in the universe? How do galaxies, stars and planets form and evolve? What are the laws of physics in extreme conditions? And how does the sun affect the earth? The University's main role will be to search for signals which accompany the birth of of stars. (source: kent.ac.uk)
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