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Scientists 'Raveing' About Most Ambitious Star Survey Ever.

Europe Intelligence Wire

| January 11, 2006 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Financial Times Ltd. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

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BALTIMORE -- An international team of astronomers today announced the first results from the Radial Velocity Experiment, an ambitious all-sky spectroscopic survey aimed at measuring the speed, temperature, surface gravity and composition of up to a million stars passing near the sun.

Those first results from the project, known for short as RAVE, confirm that dark matter dominates the total mass of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, team members at The Johns Hopkins University and elsewhere said. The full survey promises to yield a new, detailed understanding of the origins of the galaxy, they said.

The results were released at the American Astronomical Society's …

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