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    Radio Astronomers, X-Ray Astronomers and the Space Telescope
    M. S. Longair
    The use of the Space Telescope and the study of objects in the radio and X-ray wavebands, particularly extragalactic objects, are discussed. The scientific objectives of a number of projects which involve observations with the Space Telescope are described.
    Spitzer Space Telescope
    X-ray telescope
    Space observatory
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    Submillimeter-Astronomy and the Nature of the Orion and Galactic Center Far-Infrared Sources.
    D. Y. Gezari
    Infrared astronomy
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    Survey of the galactic plane at 4.875 GHz.
    Astronomy & Astrophysics Supplement Series (1979)
    W. J. AltenhoffD. DownesT. PaulsJ. Schraml
    Galactic plane
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    3-cm observations of galaxies
    Astronomy & Astrophysics Supplement Series (1980)
    J. PfleidererH. BodenK. H. Gebler
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    New galactic sources in the BG catalogue: search at 1.4 GHz with the Westerbork synthesis radiotelescope.
    Astronomy & Astrophysics Supplement Series (1981)
    C. FantiF. MantovaniP. Tomasi
    Radio Astronomy
    Galactic astronomy
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    Radio continuum processes in clusters of galaxies. Proceedings of workshop held at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, Green Bank, West Virginia, USA, 4 - 8 August 1986.
    C. P. O’DeaJuan M. UsonR. D. Ekers
    Radio Astronomy
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    The leiden/dwingeloo survey of emission from galactic HI
    Astrophysics and Space Science (1994)
    W. B. BurtonDap Hartmann
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    X-ray observations of the Cygnus A region with ANS
    The Astrophysical Journal (1977)
    A. C. BrinkmanJ. HeiseA. J. F. den BoggendeJ. E. GrindlayH. Gursky
    view Abstract Citations (10) References (11) Co-Reads Similar Papers Volume Content Graphics Metrics Export Citation NASA/ADS X-ray observations of the Cygnus A region with ANS. Brinkman, A. C. ; Heise, J. ; den Boggende, A. J. F. ; Grindlay, J. ; Gursky, H. ; Parsignault, D. Abstract X-ray observations of 3U 1957+40 (Cyg A region) by the two instruments on board ANS are reported. The intensity recorded by the Utrecht instrument (SXX) is consistent with the Uhuru strength. The spectrum and intensity also agree with results from the Copernicus satellite observations. However, no measurable flux was recorded by the Cambridge instrument (HXX) in the same energy range as SXX but with a smaller field of view. Thus if 3U 1957+40 is a point source, its declination is not within 6 arcmin of Cyg A. Alternatively, the emission region may be extended and originate in the cluster of galaxies near Cyg A. Publication: The Astrophysical Journal Pub Date: May 1977 DOI: 10.1086/155227 Bibcode: 1977ApJ...214...35B Keywords: Radio Sources (Astronomy); Spaceborne Astronomy; X Ray Astronomy; Astronomical Maps; Astronomical Netherlands Satellite; Extragalactic Radio Sources; Galactic Clusters; Galactic Radiation; Satellite Observation; Astronomy full text sources ADS | data products SIMBAD (2) NED (1)
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    The current status of the Bonn radio-continuum all-sky survey
    Kleinheubacher Berichte (1982)
    W. ReichG. Haslam
    Current Population Survey
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    New High Energy Views of the Galaxy:The HAWC Galactic Plane Survey
    C. M. Hui
    Galactic plane
    High energy
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