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The X-Ray Universe by WALLACE H. TUCKER X-ray images of the Universe are strikingly different from the usual visible-light images.
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Document Date: 1999-06-28 19:03:04


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Los Angeles / /

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AS&E / Naval Research Laboratory / Hughes Optical Systems / Eastman Kodak / /

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Germany / United States / United Kingdom / /

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Man-Made Disaster / /

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Astrophysics Facility / Naval Research Laboratory / /

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invaluable tool / intergalactic gas / binary star systems / end products / gas falls / gas spiraling / half dozen such systems / lower-energy visible-light photons / observed gas / interstellar gas / low-energy / energy release / star systems / hot gas / binary systems / high-energy particles / energy / /

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Mountain Top Observatories / /

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Harvard / ROSAT mission / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Air Force / Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics / /

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Marshall Space / Herbert Friedman / Ray Background / WALLACE H. TUCKER / Riccardo Giacconi / Ray Sources / /

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radiation / X-ray / Microwave / /

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