On October 27-28th, 2022, the TARSIS kick-off meeting will take place at the University of Almería, marking the start of the development of the TARSIS instrument for the 3.5-meter telescope at Calar Alto observatory. The meaning of OBSERVATORY is a building or place given over to or equipped for observation of natural phenomena (as in astronomy) also : an institution. TARSIS will make it possible to complete CATARSIS, a large survey of galaxy clusters, keeping Calar Alto at the forefront of astrophysical research. It is an integral field spectrograph with unique characteristics, capable of observing very wide fields in the near ultraviolet. TARSIS will be the next instrument to be installed on the 3.5-meter telescope at Calar Alto observatory. TARSIS: construction starts for the future instrument of the largest Calar Alto telescope. The results are being published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics. Among the many data released now are those that have lead to the discovery of 59 exoplanets, a dozen being potentially habitable.
The instrument, which operates at the 3.5-meter telescope of the Calar Alto Observatory, focuses on the search for Earth-like exoplanets (rocky and temperate), with the possibility of having liquid water on the surface if they are in the habitable zone around their star. The consortium of the CARMENES project has just published the data for about twenty thousand observations of a sample of 362 nearby, cool dwarf stars, taken between 20. CARMENES was co-developed by the Institute of Astrophysics of Andalusia (IAA-CSIC), and it has already discovered 59 planets, some of them lying in the habitable zone around red dwarf stars in the vicinity of the Sun. CARMENES is the "planet hunter" spectrograph of the 3.5-meter telescope at Calar Alto. European Blockchain Observatory and Forum is a European Commission initiative to accelerate blockchain innovation and the development of the blockchain. Twenty thousand observations made with the CARMENES instrument are published today. Experience two wonders of New York City One World Observatory and the New York Yankees with this exclusive package Book your tickets to One World and receive two complimentary Yankees tickets to your choice of select home games during the first week of May. CARMENES boosts the number of known exoplanets in the Solar Neighborhood
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