Jersey Proud: Princeton researchers build telescope to explore space
NASA launched a balloon imaging telescope last week to look for evidence of dark matter in the universe.
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Apr 25, 2023, 2:34 AM
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12ds agoNASA launched a balloon imaging telescope last week to look for evidence of dark matter in the universe.
Researchers at Princeton University built the device. It floated 20 miles up and is already sending back pictures.
The balloon is about to finish its trip around the Southern Hemisphere.
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