Titlebook: Astrophysical Data; Planets and Stars Kenneth R. Lang Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 Supernova.asteroid.black hole.black hol

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978-1-4684-0642-9Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992

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Sophie Fuggle,Yari Lanci,Martina Tazziolied by Lynga and Palous (1987) to describe the local kinematics of open star clusters, and by Janes, Tilley, and Lynga (1988) to describe the general properties of the open cluster system. The galactic distribution of open clusters was discussed by Janes and Adler (1982).

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Book 1992netic fields, masses, radii, rotation periods, and surface pressures and temperatures. This section also contains data for the asteroids, comets and their debris. We then discuss everyday stars, beginning with the Sun, and continuing with basic stellar data, the brightest stars and nearby stars. Spe

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eters, magnetic fields, masses, radii, rotation periods, and surface pressures and temperatures. This section also contains data for the asteroids, comets and their debris. We then discuss everyday stars, beginning with the Sun, and continuing with basic stellar data, the brightest stars and nearby stars. Spe978-1-4684-0642-9978-1-4684-0640-5

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Wolf-Rayet Starsontinuum in the optical region. Prominent emission lines from highly excited ions of helium, He, carbon, C, nitrogen, N, and oxygen, O, are used in their spectral classification (see accompanying table). There are two major subtypes of the WR stars; those dominated by lines of helium and nitrogen io

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Globular Clustersn 10 and 22 billion years. These ages are rather uncertain and somewhat controversial. Petersen (1987) has tabulated the ages of many clusters in a self-consistent fashion, but the uncertainties of specific age estimates are large. Different authors obtain age estimates for the same globular cluster

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Open Clustersed by Lynga and Palous (1987) to describe the local kinematics of open star clusters, and by Janes, Tilley, and Lynga (1988) to describe the general properties of the open cluster system. The galactic distribution of open clusters was discussed by Janes and Adler (1982).

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