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Hubble Revisited
Hubble Revisited

By H. Jenkner, S. A. Hawley, Hilmar Duerbeck, Daniel Fischer

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Arguably the single most successful scientific instrument ever built, the Hubble Space telescope continues to dazzle. In recent months it has discovered the most distant known galaxy and the most m...

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Hubble
Hubble

By H. Jenkner, D. Duncan, Hilmar Duerbeck, Daniel Fischer, R. Williams

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At last, a book presenting the fantastic scientific results of the first five years of Hubble Space Telescope observations! While a number of books for the general public emphasize the technologica...

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Invisible Sky
Invisible Sky

By Hermann Michael Hahn, H. Jenkner, Joachim Trumper, Bernd Aschenbach

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The x-ray satellite ROSAT, launched in 1990, has made a new universe visible. It has discovered over 120,000 x-ray sources and allowed us for the first time to look in new ways at stellar explosion...

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