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Carnegie Trip Map Scientists at DTM bring the perspective of several disciplines to broad questions about nature. DTM's name comes from its original role to chart the Earth's magnetic field. This goal was largely accomplished by 1929. Since then, DTM has evolved to reflect the growing multi- disciplinary nature of the Earth, planetary, and astronomical sciences. Today, the historic goal remains — to understand the physical Earth and the universe that is our home.

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Seager and Spitzer Measure Temperatures on Extrasolar Planet
Monday, 16 October 2006

Work bySara Seager and colleagues with NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope generated press last week for reporting the first measurements of day and night temperatures of a planet outside our solar system. According to the Spitzer Space Telescope release, the infrared observatory revealed that the Jupiter-like gas planet, circling very close to its star, is always extremely hot on one side and as cold as ice on the other. Previous studies of extrasolar planets have described only whole-globe traits such as size and mass.

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2006 Fall Picnic
Monday, 16 October 2006

Fall 2006 Picnic

The Broad Branch Road Campus (BBR) held its annual Fall picnic on Thursday, 26 October. The event was attended by staff members from DTM, GL, and Carnegie's P Street location. This year's theme was Halloween, and a costume contest took place with the winners receiving gift certificates to the Blues Alley Jazz Club. The contest winners were Andrew Carnegie (Penny Morrill) and Hugh Hefner (Garrett Huntress). As usual, BBR's Roy Dingus and staff did an excellent job catering the event. To view pictures from this event, click here.

Update: Boss and Seager Comment on Puzzling Planets
Tuesday, 19 September 2006

Alan Boss is quoted in a Science News online article entitled, “Oversize Orb: Puffy planet poses puzzle.” The article discusses HAT-P-1b, an object located 450 light-years from Earth that may be the largest planet found to date. According to the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics team, the planet is 36 percent greater in diameter than Jupiter and resides just one-twentieth the distance from its parent star than Earth is from the Sun.

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