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Date: 2016-02-08 09:03:29
Astronomy
Unmanned spacecraft
Stellar astronomy
Observational astronomy
James Clerk Maxwell
James Clerk Maxwell Telescope
W5
Spitzer Space Telescope
Star formation

From Stars to Galaxies, Gainesville, Florida, 7th-10th AprilStar Formation in Perseus Arm Complexes Adam Ginsburg & John Bally (University of Colorado) Jonathan Williams (University of Hawaii) We present James Cle

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