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Farnham

British  
/ ˈfɑːnəm /

noun

  1. a town in S England, in NW Surrey. Pop: 36 296 (2001)

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UMD astronomy research scientist Tony Farnham and former postdoctoral researcher Juan Rizos developed specialized techniques to remove shadows cast by boulders and lighting artifacts from the photos.

From Science Daily

"We ended up seeing these rays that wrapped around Dimorphos, something nobody's ever seen before," Farnham said.

From Science Daily

"As we refined our 3D model of the moon the fan-shaped streaks became clearer, not fainter," Farnham said.

From Science Daily

Martin Groves, landlord of the Hot Blossom pub in Farnham, said the budget "could have been a lot worse".

From BBC

This has been welcomed by Jenny Barnard, from Farnham, who celebrated her 77th birthday on Monday.

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