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Since the invention of the telescope , more than ten generations of astronomers have spent appreciable portions of their lives ( and astronomers are notoriously long - lived creatures ) examining our satellite .
Since the invention of the telescope , more than ten generations of astronomers have spent appreciable portions of their lives ( and astronomers are notoriously long - lived creatures ) examining our satellite .
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The great difficulties involved in building the 200 - inch telescope on Mount Palomar were not primarily optical ones : they were largely due to the fact that the mirror and its auxiliaries had to remain rigid to a few millionths of an ...
The great difficulties involved in building the 200 - inch telescope on Mount Palomar were not primarily optical ones : they were largely due to the fact that the mirror and its auxiliaries had to remain rigid to a few millionths of an ...
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Since 1945 , astronomers have become more and more interested in “ telescopes ” employing not light rays but radio waves ... The biggest radio - telescope yet built over 200 feet in diameter ( compared with 200 inches for the largest ...
Since 1945 , astronomers have become more and more interested in “ telescopes ” employing not light rays but radio waves ... The biggest radio - telescope yet built over 200 feet in diameter ( compared with 200 inches for the largest ...
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Preface to the 1951 Edition | 11 |
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The Shaping of the Dream | 21 |
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