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January 6, 2011: Most massive z>1 galaxy cluster discovered with the South Pole Telescope.

 

 

South Pole, January 23, 2007: The Gang's All Here! For a brief couple of weeks, we have assembled the entire SPT. 2006-2007 South Pole Science team - every scientist on the SPT project that's coming down this year. As you can see, we're quite a crew.   

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Feburary, 2011: Recent results from the South Pole Telescope.

In the past 12 months, the South Pole Telescope team has reported a number of breakthrough scientific results, including the first cosmological constraints from a sample of SZ-discovered galaxy clusters (preprint here); the most precise measurement of the secondary anisotropy power spectrum of the CMB (preprint here); a sample of the most massive galaxy clusters in the full 2500-square-degree SPT-SZ survey region (preprint here); and the discovery and cosmological implications of the most massive known cluster at z > 1 (preprint here).

 
 
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