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Space plasmas / Large-scale structure of the cosmos / Star formation / Radio telescopes / Submillimeter Array / Submillimetre astronomy / Galaxy / Cosmic distance ladder / Cooling flow / Astronomy / Space / Extragalactic astronomy
Date: 2008-01-03 11:37:57
Space plasmas
Large-scale structure of the cosmos
Star formation
Radio telescopes
Submillimeter Array
Submillimetre astronomy
Galaxy
Cosmic distance ladder
Cooling flow
Astronomy
Space
Extragalactic astronomy

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