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Astronomical spectroscopy (7)
Cosmic magnetic fields (7)
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Nuclear astrophysics (12)
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Plasma astrophysics (1)
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This lecture covers information about the energy source that powers the Sun. Since the gravitational and the electromagnetic forces are insufficient to provide the energy of the Sun, the strong and weak nuclear forces...
The Journals Division of University of Chicago Press has recently made the Astrophysical Journal available via the web. Astrophysical Journal has been published since 1895 and is one of "the foremost research journals in...
Created by two NASA scientists and selected as one of the Exploratorium in San Franciso's "Ten Cool Sites", the Exploration of Earth's Magnetosphere is a great learning site. Before diving into detailed descriptions of...
The members of the Gamma-Ray Astrophysics Team of the National Space Science and Technology Center "are actively involved in several projects which are designed to investigate the high energy regime of our Solar System...
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