First Daytime Near-Infrared Photometric Observations at Antarctic Dome A
Chenwei Yang et al 2025 AJ 169 228 The Antarctic Plateau is a great place for observing — even during the day; preliminary observations suggest that bright transients like nearby supernovae can be…
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