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The Danish 1.54-m Telescope and DFOSC
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First Ring System Found Around an Asteroid | Alpha Lyrae
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PLANET observations support NASA's Deep Impact mission
Exploring Black Hole Demographics with Microlensing - ppt video online download
Asteroid properties from photometric observations Constraining nongravitational processes
Bardon.cz - Bačkorová astronomie - Bardon astrorobotics observatory
أحـلام 夢 on Twitter: "Polynomial fits are so much fun (when they behave the way you want them to). https://t.co/ix2OKG08H9" / Twitter
Searching for Frozen super Earth mass planet via
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Ringed worlds - Mapping Ignorance
Microlensing Surveys for Finding Planets Kem Cook LLNLNOAO
The Danish 1.54-metre CCD camera | ESO
Swift Observations of GRBs David Burrows The Pennsylvania State University. - ppt download
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Danish 1.54-metre telescope | ESO
The Danish 1.54-m Telescope and DFOSC
![The European Southern Observatory [La Observatorio Europeo Austral] [Observatoire européen austral][Europäische Südsternwarte](EU)(CL) Danish 1.54 meter telescope at La Silla, 600 km north of Santiago de Chile at an altitude of 2400 metres.[/caption]](https://sciencesprings.files.wordpress.com/2016/02/eso-danish-1-54-meter-telescope-at-la-silla1.jpg "The European Southern Observatory [La Observatorio Europeo Austral] [Observatoire européen austral][Europäische Südsternwarte](EU)(CL) Danish 1.54 meter telescope at La Silla, 600 km north of Santiago de Chile at an altitude of 2400 metres.[/caption]")