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Mapping the Unknown Universe By F. BARROWS COLTON N IGHT was fast blotting out the land- Until now , telescopes could ... famous new 200 - inch Hale telescope , which can pick up objects so far away their light Mapping the Universe ...
Mapping the Unknown Universe By F. BARROWS COLTON N IGHT was fast blotting out the land- Until now , telescopes could ... famous new 200 - inch Hale telescope , which can pick up objects so far away their light Mapping the Universe ...
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The driving gears up light from the distant bodies out there that keep the telescope pointed at its target aren't perfect , so now and then it drifts off a The only sounds were the humming of the little ; when it does , the guide star ...
The driving gears up light from the distant bodies out there that keep the telescope pointed at its target aren't perfect , so now and then it drifts off a The only sounds were the humming of the little ; when it does , the guide star ...
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Mapping the Unknown Universe 413 National Geographic Photographer J. Baylor Roberts Giant Mirror of Palomar's 200 - inch Telescope Is Carefully Checked for Flaws Dr. Ira S. Bowen , Observatory director , hunts for possible blisters in ...
Mapping the Unknown Universe 413 National Geographic Photographer J. Baylor Roberts Giant Mirror of Palomar's 200 - inch Telescope Is Carefully Checked for Flaws Dr. Ira S. Bowen , Observatory director , hunts for possible blisters in ...
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Contents
Here Come the Marines By Frederick Simpich 647 | xxii |
Largescale Western Europe Map First in New National Geographic Series Text accom | xxviii |
New National Geographic South America Map Shows a Continent Coming of Age Text | xli |
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