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Then Schmidt noticed that one of these radio sources, called 3C 273—with a redshift of 0.16, only about 2 billion light-years away—was enormously brighter than the redshift 0.46 galaxy.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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Then Schmidt noticed that one of these radio sources, called 3C 273—with a redshift of 0.16, only about 2 billion light-years away—was enormously brighter than the redshift 0.46 galaxy.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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Then Schmidt noticed that one of these radio sources, called 3C 273—with a redshift of 0.16, only about 2 billion light-years away—was enormously brighter than the redshift 0.46 galaxy.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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Then Schmidt noticed that one of these radio sources, called 3C 273—with a redshift of 0.16, only about 2 billion light-years away—was enormously brighter than the redshift 0.46 galaxy.
A Grand and Bold Thing Ann Finkbeiner 2010
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Using the data from glacial-interglacial transitions arrives at a value of about 3C, which is in good agreement with the values from the models.
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Using X-ray observations, a team led by Daniel Evans of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge studied the region around a black hole called 3C 33, which spins in the opposite direction to its orbiting discs of dust and gas.
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Jennifer Farmer, legislative affairs director for the Ohio Department of Transportation, told Goodman and the rest of the board that ODOT has answered every question it can in the absence of this study, which will include aerial views of the so-called 3C corridor, a
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Jennifer Farmer, legislative affairs director for the Ohio Department of Transportation, told Goodman and the rest of the board that ODOT has answered every question it can in the absence of this study, which will include aerial views of the so-called 3C corridor, a
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Using X-ray observations, a team led by Daniel Evans of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge studied the region around a black hole called 3C 33, which spins in the opposite direction to its orbiting discs of dust and gas.
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The robber galaxy, called 3C 326 North, and its victim, 3C 326 South, are located about a billion light-years away from Earth in the Serpens constellation.
Image Gallery 2010
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