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Astronomy and space

German–Russian X-ray telescope takes off to study the dark universe

17 Jul 2019
Image of the eROSITA telescope on Spektr-RG
Eye in the sky: the Spectrum-Roentgen-Gamma mission will study the X-ray sky between 0.2 and 30 keV. (Courtesy: P Friedrich/MPE)
A long-awaited German–Russian telescope to survey the X-ray sky in unprecedented detail was succes

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Peter Gwynne is Physics World's North America correspondent
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