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MIT Part of Group Building Pair of Telescopes in Chile
Powerful tool will allow study of center of Milky Way
February 16, 1996
MIT to have access to Chile telescopes
February 14, 1996
MIT Geophysicist Explains Extra Second in New Year's Countdown
December 28, 1995
MIT Instrument on NASA X-ray Astronomy Mission
December 19, 1995
NASA X-ray astronomy probe slated for rocket launch next week
December 6, 1995
Astronomers make 'movie' of supernova using radio images
December 6, 1995
Administrator delineates NASA's new face as budget shrinks
December 6, 1995
Space Grant Consortium Sponsors Forum at MIT
November 27, 1995
Ting to direct space-station experiment
September 27, 1995
Former Astronaut to Speak at MIT
April 14, 1995
Jupiter data pose many questions
March 8, 1995
Observations Reported of Jupiter/Comet Collision
March 7, 1995
Radar scientists will look for a needle in a Haystack
February 8, 1995
Orbiting 'needle' to be tracked with MIT's Lincoln Laboratory radar
February 3, 1995
Hammel wins research award
January 25, 1995
US, Russian Scientists Report Important Data on New Way to Map the Sky
January 23, 1995
New data shed light on unusual comet
January 11, 1995
Comet characteristics discovered
January 6, 1995
MIT instruments studying solar wind
November 30, 1994
Team led by Haystack scientist finds molecular gas in quasar
October 19, 1994
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