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8 January 2008 The South Pole Telescope (SPT) | PolarTREC
The Antarctic Sun: News about Antarctica - The South Pole Telescope's New Eyes
Where Is Planet X Now | South Pole Telescope (SPT) - America's New Planet X Tracker | Survival guide, South pole, Fascist
Locations of the telescopes that make up the EHT array | ESO
Is there available space images taken by the south pole Gregorian telescope? - Astronomy Stack Exchange
The Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics | South Pole Telescope
South Pole Telescope Tourist Information
2005-06 Summer Photos - DSL/South Pole Telescope
Montage of the Event Horizon Telescope observatories (day) | ESO
South Pole Telescope Finishes Five-year Survey of Galaxy Clusters
Research @ KICP | South Pole Telescope, SPT
SPT-3G Begins 2020 Winter Observing Season! | Fermilab Cosmic Physics Center
South Pole Telescope - Wikipedia
SPT-3G deployment: Going to the ends of the Earth to capture pictures of the infant universe | Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology (KIPAC)
South Pole Telescope - Wikipedia
2010-11 Photos - Fixing the South Pole Telescope
Report Endorses Advanced Cosmic Microwave Background Research at South Pole
Proof of Inflationary Universe" to be Announced - Sky & Telescope - Sky & Telescope
Il South Pole Telescope e il buco nero M87 – News dai Poli
The Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics | South Pole Telescope
Planet-sized 'virtual telescope' expands to the South Pole to observe black holes in detail | NSF - National Science Foundation
LAMBDA - South Pole Telescope (SPT) Overview
Planet-sized telescope gives a sharp view into black holes – Astronomy Now
South Pole Telescope on Twitter: "Double sundog around SPT, captured by Amy Bender. Sundogs are the South Pole equivalent of rainbows, except they are caused by ice-crystals in the atmosphere refracting the
SPT-3G
SPT Auroras The South Pole Telescope illuminated by aurora australis and the Milky Way. Jupiter is brightly Download original image The South Pole Telescope illuminated by aurora australis and the Milky Way. Jupiter is brightly visible on the lower left ...
