US atlas of optical telescopes, 2nd edition

Bibcode
1987STIN...8725901M
Meszaros, Stephen Paul
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Fecha de publicación:
3
1987
Número de autores
1
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0
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0
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0
Descripción
This atlas shows the locations of and gives information about optical telescopes used for astronomical research in the United States as of late 1986. Those instruments with mirror or lens diameters of 3/4 m (approx. 30 inches) and larger are included. These telescopes are concentrated in the Southwest, on the West Coast and on the island of Hawaii.
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Sin árbitro
Telescopios

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