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The Gemini ObservatoryProviding Complete Coverage of Both the Northern and Southern Skies
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Gemini South/PHOENIX Strikes Again |
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Gemini's high-resolution
spectrometer PHOENIX "corners" the nearest brown dwarf: it has a mass 32 times
that of Jupiter and a surface gravity almost 6 times that of the Sun. With
a rotation period of 3 hours, it is spinning faster than any planet of our
solar system.
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The Gemini Science Archive
Prototype: Released !!
Gemini's
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