Planck Snaps its First Images of Ancient Cosmic Light

By Hometown Pasadena

Published: Friday, September 18th, 2009


planck20090917 th Planck Snaps its First Images of Ancient Cosmic Light

The Planck mission has captured its first rough images of the sky, demonstrating the observatory is working and ready to measure light from the dawn of time.

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