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Observational astronomy / Star types / Galaxies / Dark matter / Black holes / Quasi-periodic oscillation / Accretion disc / X-ray astronomy / Quasar / Astronomy / Space / Physics
Date: 2012-09-12 20:13:50
Observational astronomy
Star types
Galaxies
Dark matter
Black holes
Quasi-periodic oscillation
Accretion disc
X-ray astronomy
Quasar
Astronomy
Space
Physics

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