September 2009 in science

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September 17, 2009 (Tuesday)

The Planck spacecraft delivers its first sliver of the background radiation from the Big Bang. It will be able to record with "10 times the sensitivity of WMAP's, and about 2.5 times the angular resolution." Also it may last up to 30 months instead of the intended 15, allowing for 4 complete scans. (NewScientist)

September 22, 2009 (Tuesday)

Google releases a plugin that will allow Chrome to work within any version of Internet Explorer. (PCWorld)

September 24, 2009 (Thursday)

Chandrayaan-1 has detected large amounts of water on the Moon. (Reuters)
Ice just under the surface of Mars is exposed by fresh meteor craters. (ScienceDaily)

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