An edition of The invisible sky
(1998)
The invisible sky
ROSAT and the age of X-ray astronomy
by B. Aschenbach
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Since ROSAT, the ROentgen SATellite (named after Wilhelm Roentgen, a German physicist credited with discovering x-rays), launched in June of 1990, it has revealed an entirely new aspect of the night sky - that of objects emitting x-rays rather than the rays of light visible to the human eye.
This lavishly illustrated book is the first to describe one of the most remarkable instruments in modern astronomy. It offers fascinating images and engaging accounts of a wide range of Solar System and deep space objects such as Comet Hyakutake, the Sun, the Moon, and objects outside the Milky Way.
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The invisible sky: ROSAT and the age of X-ray astronomy
1998, Copernicus
in English
0387949283 9780387949284
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Translation of: Der unsichtbare Himmel.
Includes index.
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