MAGIC telescope collaboration

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The MAGIC telescope collaboration is an international scientific consortium that operates the MAGIC gamma-ray telescopes to study very high-energy cosmic phenomena such as active galactic nuclei, pulsars, and gamma-ray bursts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf astronomy collaboration
gamma-ray astronomy collaboration
scientific collaboration
collaborationScope ground-based gamma-ray observations
collaborationType international collaboration
coordinatesWith X-ray observatories
gravitational-wave observatories
neutrino observatories
optical observatories
other gamma-ray observatories
space-based gamma-ray telescopes
dataProduct energy spectra of astrophysical sources
gamma-ray sky maps
light curves of variable gamma-ray sources
disseminates gamma-ray source catalogs
energyRange very-high-energy gamma rays above tens of GeV
engagesIn data analysis method development
instrument development for gamma-ray astronomy
field astrophysics
gamma-ray astronomy
high-energy astrophysics
hasMembers research institutes
universities
observatoryArchipelago Canary Islands NERFINISHED
observatoryCountry Spain NERFINISHED
observatoryIsland La Palma NERFINISHED
observatoryLocation Roque de los Muchachos Observatory NERFINISHED
operates MAGIC I telescope NERFINISHED
MAGIC II telescope NERFINISHED
MAGIC telescopes NERFINISHED
participatesIn multi-messenger astronomy campaigns
publishesIn peer-reviewed scientific journals
researchGoal probe extreme astrophysical environments
search for new physics with gamma rays
understand high-energy processes in the universe
studies active galactic nuclei
blazars
cosmic rays
fundamental physics with gamma rays
galactic center
gamma-ray bursts
multiwavelength properties of astrophysical sources
pulsars
supernova remnants
time variability of gamma-ray sources
very-high-energy gamma rays
usesInstrumentType imaging atmospheric Cherenkov telescope
usesMethod Cherenkov light detection from air showers

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Max Planck Institute for Physics participatesIn MAGIC telescope collaboration