World atlas of large optical telescopes

Bibcode
1979STIN...7920944M
Meszaros, S. P.
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Fecha de publicación:
3
1979
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1
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0
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0
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Descripción
By 1980 there will be approximately 100 large optical telescopes in the world with mirror or lens diameters of one meter (39 inches) and larger. This atlas gives information on these telescopes and shows their locations on continent-sized maps. Observatory locations considered suitable for the construction of future large telescopes are also shown.
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Sin árbitro
Observatorios
Telescopios
Telescopios reflectores

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