Establishing the Galaxy Formation Rosetta Stone with Giant and Positionable IFUs N. Drory (UT), N. MacDonald (UW), M. Bershady (UWisc), K. Bundy (IPMU), R. Yan (UK), D. Law (STSci), S. Allen (Stanford), A. Aragon-Salaman

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Date: 2016-07-30 19:27:59 Astronomy Physical cosmology Barred spiral galaxies Galaxy Milky Way Local Group Cosmic distance ladder Star formation		Establishing the Galaxy Formation Rosetta Stone with Giant and Positionable IFUs N. Drory (UT), N. MacDonald (UW), M. Bershady (UWisc), K. Bundy (IPMU), R. Yan (UK), D. Law (STSci), S. Allen (Stanford), A. Aragon-Salaman Add to Reading List Source URL: www.sdss.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 135,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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