Upcoming Antarctica Experiments and Observatory Science @BobtheScienceGuy

Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

A brief channel update previews a planned review of the experiments performed during the Antarctica project and additional videos on argument behavior. It also describes the observatory’s C14 and HyperStar telescope upgrade and the intention to use the equipment for public astronomy livestreams.

Upcoming Antarctica Experiments and Observatory Science

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