Fast-tracking the sky with the TAIPAN instrument

Tayyaba Zafar

Fast-tracking the sky with the TAIPAN instrument

Australian Astronomical Optics

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Astronomers are gearing up to utilise the new TAIPAN instrument to measure the spectra from not only the stars in our Galaxy but the light of quasars well beyond. Dr Tayyaba Zafar from Macquarie University showcases where the instrument is up to.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Space Australia
Publication status	Published - 11 Aug 2021

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Fast-tracking the sky with the TAIPAN instrument

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