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David Aguilar
(617) 495-7462 Christine Pulliam (617) 495-7463 pubaffairs@cfa |
October 20, 1999: "FAME" Will Size up the Universe and Search for Distant Planets September 20, 1999: Buzzing Like a Beehive: Uranus Now Swarms with Distant Moons June 1, 1999: Black Hole Hunting: CfA Astronomers Track an X-Ray Nova April 13, 1999: Astronomers Detect Activity from "Quiet" Supermassive Black Holes February 10, 1999: FAME Will Map Stars and Search for Hidden Companions January 9, 1999: To Boldly Go: NASA and NSF Get Serious About the Nearest Stars Exploding Star Sheds Light on Expanding Universe January 8, 1999: First Results from SWAS Include Some Surprises January 7, 1999: Possible New Class of Stars Seen in Center of a Globular Cluster For more information, contact pubaffairs@cfa.harvard.edu. |
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