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Science News for October 21, 1996


Automated Supernova Searches To Begin At Lick Observatory

The Katzman Automatic Imaging Telescope (KAIT) is a fully robotic telescope that can track a given area of the sky for hours and detect objects 10,000 times fainter than other telescopes. KAIT will enable astronomers to conduct nightly studies of changing celestial objects remotely.

SourceUniversity of California - Santa Cruz·DateOct 21, 1996

'Juliet' Evades Primate Center Expedition

Duke University primatologists failed to capture a mate for Romeo, the rarest lemur species, during an October expedition. The diademed sifaka is threatened by hunting and habitat destruction, with estimates suggesting it will go extinct in about 20 years.

SourceDuke University·DateOct 21, 1996
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