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Date: 2013-02-15 13:16:42 Supermassive black holes Black holes Star formation Radio telescopes Submillimeter Array Active galactic nucleus Very Long Baseline Interferometry Relativistic jet Event Horizon Telescope Astronomy Observational astronomy Space		SMA Newsletter Submillimeter Array Newsletter Contents 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.cfa.harvard.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,76 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Star Formation In Nearby “Extreme” Galaxies Yong Shi (施勇，Nanjing University) Collaborators: Lee Armus (Caltech, US), Yu Gao (PMO, China), Qiusheng Gu (NJU, China), George Helou (Caltech, US), Sabrina Stierwalt DocID: 1vr9c - View Document
	A The Astronomical Journal, 132:2539Y2555, 2006 December # 2006. The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A. CLUES TO NUCLEAR STAR CLUSTER FORMATION FROM EDGE-ON SPIRALS DocID: 1uWdf - View Document
	Large scale MD simulations of nuclear pasta formation: Nuclear reactions that make a neutron star Objectives: •  Determine how core of massive star, during DocID: 1uCW7 - View Document
	Astronomy Assessment and TPS Questions: Star Formation and Lifetimes The total main sequence lifetime of stars like the Sun is about 1 million years. DocID: 1uAWB - View Document
	Magnetic Fields and Star Formation: Observations and Implications Richard Crutcher University of Illinois DocID: 1uwzh - View Document