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The Konark Temple's Construction: A Critical Review of the Historical, Cultural, and Scientific Evidence. [PDF]
F1000ResBahinipati S, Ranjan Biswal D, Suar D.
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Massive stars: stellar models and stellar yields, impact on Galactic Archaeology [PDF]
, 2017 G. Meynet +3 more
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Galactic archaeology in and around the Milky Way
, 2011 There is much to be learnt from our own "cosmological backyard" Only in our own Milky Way and some surrounding galaxies we can resolve and observe individual stars and learn from them about galaxies in general. Because stars keep a chemical fingerprint during their lives and also preserve kinematical information for long times, studying the present-day
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Theoretical insights combined with planned surveys of stellar populations will provide a clearer understanding of the evolution of spiral galaxies.
Roskar, R, Debattista, V P
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Theoretical insights combined with planned surveys of stellar populations will provide a clearer understanding of the evolution of spiral galaxies.
Roskar, R, Debattista, V P
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Asteroseismology and Galactic Archaeology
EAS Publications Series, 2015Galactic Archeology is a coined term to describe the fact that the Milky Way's history is encoded both in the amounts of various chemical elements seen in the spectra of stellar atmospheres (abundances), and in stellar motions. One of the pillars of Galactic Archaeology is the use of stellar abundance ratios as an indirect age estimator, which although
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Utilising Galactic Archaeology Surveys for Exoplanetary Science
2021During the last decade, a wealth of new large-scale surveys have come online across the world. These huge spectral, astrometric and photometric surveys are providing astronomers with the richest datasets to date, to better characterise stars contained within the Milky Way like never before.
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