UT Invests in Giant Telescope to Take Us Back in Time | The Alcalde
Harvard helps fund most powerful telescope ever built - The Boston Globe
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Giant Magellan Telescope Signs Contract for Telescope Structure | Business Wire
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Casting a $20 Million Mirror for the World's Largest Telescope - IEEE Spectrum
UT Invests in Giant Telescope to Take Us Back in Time | The Alcalde
$1B Giant Magellan Telescope to Have 4x the Resolution of James Webb | PetaPixel
Giant Magellan Telescope Poised to Enter Construction Phase | University of Arizona News
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Ingersoll to Construct Giant Magellan Telescope | New Equipment Digest
Rival giant telescopes join forces to seek U.S. funding | Science | AAAS
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Astronomers begin building super telescope to see dawn of the Universe | Ars Technica
UT bets $50 million on giant telescope
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World's largest telescope to reveal dawn of universe | CNN Business
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Enormous 12-story Magellan telescope that will be the most powerful ever gets $205M funding boost | Daily Mail Online
World's largest telescope to reveal dawn of universe | CNN Business
We'll Soon Have A Telescope That Will Show Us the Edge of the Universe
The Giant Magellan Telescope Will Revolutionize Our View and Understanding of the Universe
The Giant Magellan Telescope in its enclosure. | Download Scientific Diagram
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