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Foreword; Preface;
1. The scientific background;
2. The technical background;
3. The campaign for a large telescope: aspirations and realities;
4. An Anglo-Australian agreement;
5. Site, dome and building;
6. Optics and tube;
7. Mounting, drive and control;
8. Telescope or observatory?;
9. The beginnings of the observatory;
10. Commissioning;
11. The UK Schmidt telescope at Siding Spring Observatory;
12. Some achievements of the AAT;
13. Political winds of change;
14. Towards the next century; Appendices.
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reviewed The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory on October 29, 2011
The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory
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Add The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory, This book is the official history of the Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT), which was built at Coonabarabran in New South Wales beginning in 1968; it came into operation in 1974. The telescope is part of the Anglo-Australian Observatory which provides faci, The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory, This book is the official history of the Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT), which was built at Coonabarabran in New South Wales beginning in 1968; it came into operation in 1974. The telescope is part of the Anglo-Australian Observatory which provides faci, The Creation of the Anglo-Australian Observatory to your collection on WonderClub |