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What is ALMA?
Is ALMA a telescope?
Why are there 66 antennas?
What are millimeter waves?
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Do astronomers live at ALMA?
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How does ALMA work?
How does ALMA see ‘invisible light’?
How are ALMA’s antennas connected?
How are the antennas moved around?
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Did life originate in space?
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Do astronomers live at ALMA?
Is there a lot to see?
How does ALMA work?
How does ALMA see ‘invisible light’?
How are ALMA’s antennas connected?
How are the antennas moved around?
How are ALMA images created?
What can you see with ALMA?
How do solar explosions work?
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How do stars and planets form?
Did life originate in space?
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Build a paper model of an ALMA antenna
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ALMA discovers moons in the making
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Planet creates dust trap
Do you recognize this image? If you are a regular visitor of the ALMA website, you may have seen similar photos before. Yes, this is a protoplanetary disk – a flat, rotating disk of gas and dust around a newborn star. In the future, particles in the disk will...
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Baby star grows thanks to magnetic fields in jets
Have you ever played with a magnet? It’s like magic. A magnet has an invisible force field. You can only see it indirectly. For instance by sprinkling iron filings on a piece of cardboard, and putting the magnet beneath the cardboard. Magnetic fields not only show up in the...
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Alas, freon-40 molecule is no evidence for life
New ALMA observations reveal that the hunt for life beyond Earth is not as easy as some had hoped. Over the past decades, astronomers have detected more than 3,500 planets orbiting other stars than our own Sun. No one knows if there’s life on some of these planets. Astronomers...
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ALMA captures ‘bubble-blowing star’
What does this nebula look like? A soap bubble, right? When you’re blowing soap bubbles, their outer rims are most conspicuous, even though the thin layer of soap has the same thickness everywhere. With this ALMA image, it’s the same. You’re not looking at a ring of glowing gas,...
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