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Learn with Talma
What is ALMA?
Is ALMA a telescope?
Why are there 66 antennas?
What are millimeter waves?
Who build ALMA?
Where is ALMA?
Where is Chajnantor?
Why is ALMA so high?
Do astronomers live at ALMA?
Is there a lot to see?
How does ALMA work?
How does ALMA see ‘invisible light’?
How are ALMA’s antennas connected?
How are the antennas moved around?
How are ALMA images created?
What can you see with ALMA?
How do solar explosions work?
When were the first galaxies born?
How do stars and planets form?
Did life originate in space?
New discoveries
Multimedia
Video Gallery
Image gallery
ALMA's Virtual Tour
Downloads
Fun Resources
Games and Experiments
Create a comet at home
Build a paper model of an ALMA antenna
Build a paper model of an ALMA antenna transporter
ALMA Crossword Puzzle
Board game “ALMAsteroids”
Make Your Own Light Box
Create your own Radio Image!
Animated Series
Looking at the Sky with Talma
"The adventures of Talma" Series
#WAWUA – Animated Series from ALMA
The Universe within
Comics
The Adventures of Talma
Talma & ALMA
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What is ALMA?
Is ALMA a telescope?
Why are there 66 antennas?
What are millimeter waves?
Who build ALMA?
Where is ALMA?
Where is Chajnantor?
Why is ALMA so high?
Do astronomers live at ALMA?
Is there a lot to see?
How does ALMA work?
How does ALMA see ‘invisible light’?
How are ALMA’s antennas connected?
How are the antennas moved around?
How are ALMA images created?
What can you see with ALMA?
How do solar explosions work?
When were the first galaxies born?
How do stars and planets form?
Did life originate in space?
New discoveries
Multimedia
Video Gallery
Image gallery
ALMA's Virtual Tour
Downloads
Fun Resources
Games and Experiments
Create a comet at home
Build a paper model of an ALMA antenna
Build a paper model of an ALMA antenna transporter
ALMA Crossword Puzzle
Board game “ALMAsteroids”
Make Your Own Light Box
Create your own Radio Image!
Animated Series
Looking at the Sky with Talma
"The adventures of Talma" Series
#WAWUA – Animated Series from ALMA
The Universe within
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The Adventures of Talma
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Do astronomers live at ALMA?
If you hold your breath for too long, you will die. Your body needs the oxygen in the air. Without getting enough oxygen, you can’t survive. That’s why divers always take bottles of oxygen with them. After all, under water there is no air to breathe. At the ALMA...
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The electromagnetic spectrum
The Sun emits light. Sunlight appears white, but it consists of different colors, as can be seen in the rainbow. Every color has its own wavelength: red waves of lights are longer than violet waves of light. But there’s more than the visible colors of the rainbow. Scientists have...
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Did life originate in space?
Did you know that you are made of star stuff? It’s true! Many of the atoms in your body were created in other stars. It’s one of the most exciting discoveries in science ever made. When the Universe was very young, billions of years ago, there were only very...
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How do stars and planets form?
You live on a planet, called Earth. Together with seven other planets, Earth circles around the Sun. As far as we know, Earth is the only planet in our solar system where life exists. Life needs a planet to live on. And life needs a star to get energy from....
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‘Night vision’ helps to take the temperature of the rings of Uranus
Astronomers have obtained new images of the rings of Uranus, a distant planet in our own solar system. The new images were made by two big observatories: ALMA, and the European Very Large Telescope (VLT). The astronomers were also able to take the temperature of the rings for the...
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ALMA finds evidence for two generations of stars in distant galaxy
Suppose you use a telescope to study a village on a distant mountain slope. In the village, you only see young children. Apparently, the village has only recently become inhabited. But there’s a mystery. The graveyard of the village if pretty full! Now you start to wonder: maybe people...
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ALMA sees galaxy collision in early universe
Thirteen billion years ago, two small galaxies crashed into each other. The ALMA observatory has now witnessed this collision. Never before have astronomers seen a galaxy smashup so early in the history of the universe. The cosmic traffic accident happened when the universe was less than one billion years...
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Massive binary stars are born as real twins
All people look different from each other. Except identical twins. They have the same eyes, the same nose, the same mouth and the same hair. Very often, they even wear the same clothes. When two people are so much alike, you can be sure they were born as twins....
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