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by Fisher, Peter
Published 2022
Princeton University Press
“...What we know about dark matter and what we have yet to discover Astronomical observations have...”
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102
Published 2010
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... Problem in Astronomical Observations --...”
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103
Published 1989
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... of pre-Quaternary climatic records, an example of the relationship between the astronomical theory...”
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104
by Courvoisier, Thierry J.-L.
Published 2013
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
“... recognise physical processes by their observational signatures in contexts that may differ widely from those...”
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by Smith, D., Keyfitz, Nathan
Published 1977
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... for the Purposes of the Lex Falcidia -- 2. Natural and Political Observations Mentioned in a Following Index...”
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by Determann, Jörg Matthias
Published 2023
Springer Nature Switzerland
“... observed or theorized, transcend human spaces and timescales by orders of magnitude. Yet, many scientists...”
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107
Published 2007
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... -- Archaeomagnetism -- Auroral oval -- Baked contact test -- Bangui anomaly -- Barlow, Peter (1776–1862) -- Bartels...”
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108
by Kragh, Helge
Published 2008
Birkhäuser
“.... First spotted in 1645, the non-existing moon was observed more than a dozen times until the late...”
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109
Published 2019
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “... of Augmented Reality on Astronomical Observation Instruction -- Enhanced Learning of Jazz Chords with a...”
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by Aspaas, Per Pippin, Kontler, László
Published 2020
BRILL
“...The Viennese Jesuit court astronomer Maximilian Hell was a nodal figure in the eighteenth-century...”