Astrophysics in CAPS J. Craig Wheeler University of Texas at Austin Astronomy Decadal Survey (New Worlds and New Horizons: NWNH) Major Theme: Understanding the Cosmic Order

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Date: 2011-11-23 12:40:11 Astrobiology SETI Space telescopes Space colonization Extrasolar planet Habitable zone Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope Hot Jupiter Astronomy Space Exoplanetology		Astrophysics in CAPS J. Craig Wheeler University of Texas at Austin Astronomy Decadal Survey (New Worlds and New Horizons: NWNH) Major Theme: Understanding the Cosmic Order Add to Reading List Source URL: www.spacepolicyonline.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 57,86 KB Share Document on Facebook

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