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Supernovae / Space / Standard candles / Edwin Hubble / Large-scale structure of the cosmos / Supernova / Type Ia supernova / Cosmic distance ladder / The Dark Energy Survey / Astronomy / Physics / Physical cosmology
Date: 2012-08-03 20:59:52
Supernovae
Space
Standard candles
Edwin Hubble
Large-scale structure of the cosmos
Supernova
Type Ia supernova
Cosmic distance ladder
The Dark Energy Survey
Astronomy
Physics
Physical cosmology

Type Ia Supernovae in the near-IR The best standard candle Chris Lidman (AAO, CAASTRO), Robert Barone-Nugent, Jeremy Mould and Stuart Wyithe Gemini Science Meeting, 2012

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