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Two new observation sets published from Gemini North telescope

Separate research teams released work from the telescope across consecutive days.

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New observations from Gemini North telescope shed light on supernova and exoplanet
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Two separate research teams have published new observations obtained with the Gemini North telescope. On 2026-10-14, a team led by Tim Cunningham published observations of supernova remnant Pa 30.[1] A second study used the IGRINS-2 instrument on Gemini North to perform high-resolution emission spectroscopy of the hot Jupiter KELT-2A b. This work covered the H- and K-bands at a spectral resolution of approximately 45,000.[2]
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  1. On 2026-10-14, researchers led by Tim Cunningham published observations of supernova remnant Pa 30 using the Gemini North Telescope. · Universe Today
  2. Researchers used the IGRINS-2 instrument on the Gemini-North telescope to perform high-resolution emission spectroscopy of the hot Jupiter KELT-2A b covering the H- and K-bands at a spectral resolution of approximately 45,000. · arXiv.org
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