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  • Solarists vs. Lunatics: modelling patterns in megalithic astronomy
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    González, César et al.

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    2007
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  • Sketching Star Clusters
    The next time you plan a quiet evening under a salted sky, with hopes of bathing your eyes in the ancient light of a majestic star cluster, be sure that your sketching kit comes with you! A casual glance at these celestial marvels will not give you a decent appreciation for an object whose history and character are as unique as the fingerprints you
    Perez, Jeremy

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    2007
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  • Sketching Nebulae
    Few things attract newcomers to visual astronomy and set them up for frustration like the crisp, vivid photographs of galactic and planetary nebulae that amaze us and fuel our imagination. The actual views through a telescope are, of course, far more subtle, requiring patience and persistence to observe and appreciate. Although the details in these
    Perez, Jeremy

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    2007
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  • Sketching Comets
    Comets add a sense of surprise and freshness to the predictability and seeming timelessness of the visible cosmos. Some of these mists of dust and fl uorescing gas sail through the inner solar system at regular intervals, such as the famous comet 1P/Halley. Many other comets are discovered yearly as they make their first observed descent to our
    Perez, Jeremy

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    2007
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  • Size Evolution of Galaxies Since Z~3:COMBINING SDSS, GEMS and Fires
    We present the evolution of the luminosity size and stellar mass size relations of luminous (LV > 3.4×1010h70 -2L&sun;) and of massive (M★ >3×1010h70 -2M&sun;) galaxies in the last˜11 Gyr. We use very deep near infrared images of the Hubble Deep Field South and the MS1054-03 field in the Js, H and Ks bands from FIRES to retrieve the sizes in the
    Trujillo, Ignacio et al.

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    2007
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