Titlebook: Understanding the Universe; The Impact of Space Richard M. West (General Secretary) Book 1983 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Hol

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The Size, Shape and Temperature of the Stars,it clear that I am going to discuss these questions largely from my own point of view. The answer to our second question, how did the stars come to be there, belongs to Professor Longair’s talk on Cosmology.

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Solar-Terrestrial Influence,n the earth and the planet exerts itself through gravitational, particles from the solar wind, the magnetic field and radiation. Nearly all the related effects have been studied or discovered mainly because of advances in space research. 25 years of space research have indeed revealed the existence

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Concluding Remarks, from the Sun. Professor Pecker, in his talk about the physics of the Sun, included stellar seismology and neutrino astronomy. Professor Bonnet gave us a beautiful picture of the solar-terrestrial relations based on the newest research and results obtained from instrumentation on-board satellites, e

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Book 1983ind our horizon, beyond the next mountain, on the other side of the ocean, on the next planet, at the end of the Universe. We have come a long way since our early ancestors gazed upon the sky in amazement. Giant optical and radio telescopes now allow us to "see" the early epochs of the Universe, rev

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