Titlebook: Examining the Big Bang and Diffuse Background Radiations; Menas Kafatos,Yoji Kondo Book 1996 International Astronomical Union 1996 Gravity

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Figurations of Human Subjectivityw have secure detections on some angular scales and improved upper limits on others. As the sensitivity of such searches increases, understanding sources of foreground noise (e.g., Galactic and extragalactic radio emission) becomes more important. Also reviewed are the contributions aperture synthes

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Hans-Georg Soeffner,Dirk T?nzleria new 3-dimensional simulations of off-axis jet-cloud collisions. The results indicate that the most powerful radio sources are likely to be observed during or shortly after a jet-cloud interaction, and that such interactions can explain both the radio structures and the spatial association between

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An Interview with Christine Lahtiotropic cosmic infrared background radiation over the spectral range from 1.25 to 240 μm. The cumulative emissions of pregalactic, protogalactic, and evolving galactic systems are expected to be recorded in this background. The DIRBE instrument has mapped the full sky with high redundancy at solar e

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Eubulides, The Heap and The Euroation of structure we now observe. Recent advances in degree scale anisotropy measurements have allowed us to begin critically testing cosmological models. Combined with the larger scale measurements from COBE we are now able to directly compare data and theory. These measurements promise future pro

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Zusammenfassung und Diskussion,the cosmic velocity of the cluster core is 1179 ± 17 km s., which, when combined with the distance gives H. = 55 ± 3 km s.Mpc. from the Virgo cluster data alone. Nine independent methods are reviewed that confirm that H. = 50 ± 2. Discussion is made why all methods that are said to give the short di

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