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Construction of IceCube is Complete

Construction of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory was completed at the the South Pole in Antarctica on December 18, 2010 New Zealand time. This scientific milestone marks completion of the world's…

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BLAST! Event Photos Posted

Pictures taken at the 3rd Annual Biard Lecture are posted on our Facebook! CCAPP's Facebook Page

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CCAPP Videos on YouTube

Videos of CCAPP are posted on YouTube! Learn about CCAPP, the Symposium and watch the poster session:

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All Sides with Ann Fisher

CCAPP Director, Terry Walker and CCAPP Postdoc, Michael Stamatikos were interviewed by Ann Fisher of All Sides on WOSU, November 15th.

They discussed the center and the future of manned…

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The Future of Human Space Exploration: A Panel Discussion with Luminary NASA Astronauts

2010 Biard Lecture

The 4th Annual Biard Lecture was held on Sunday November 21, 2010 at COSI. Here are some news links about the event.

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Dying Supernova

Another One Lights the Dust

An odd supernova in a distant galaxy hints at the future of a star system much closer to home.

Ohio State astronomers were searching the skies for black holes. Instead, they discovered a…

DECam

Watch Live Construction of DECam

The Dark Energy Survey (DES) is building the Dark Energy Camera (DECam) for looking deep into the universe and recording movements of galaxies.

ANITA mounted on a giant balloon in the Antarctic

ANITA Sees Surprise Cosmic Rays

CCAPP Postdoc Eric Grashorn and colleagues noted radio waves detected by ANITA, that were initially dismissed as noise, actually had a similar pattern in their distribution of frequencies.

Super massive Black Hole

Kazantzidis Featured in Nature Journal

"Supermassive Black Hole Formation in the Early Universe"

Ohio State University astronomer Stelios Kazantzidis is part of an international team of scientists proposing that galaxy mergers…