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Polymorphism of carbonic acid (H<sub>2</sub>CO<sub>3</sub>) at low pressures. [PDF]

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The faintest, extremely variable X-ray tidal disruption event from a supermassive black hole binary? [PDF]

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A misaligned protostellar disk fed by gas streamers in a barred spiral-like massive dense core. [PDF]

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Electron recombination of rotationally cold D<sub>2</sub>H<sup>+</sup> ions. [PDF]

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Exploring the extremes: The cosmic laboratory. [PDF]

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Huang Y, He S, Ge L, Li Z, Mao Y, Liu J.
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Laboratory Astrophysics: Lessons for Epistemology of Astrophysics

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AbstractAstrophysics is often cast as an observational science, devoid of traditional experiments, along with astronomy and cosmology. Yet, a thriving field of experimental research exists called laboratory astrophysics. How should we make sense of this apparent tension?
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Laboratory astrophysics

Physics Today, 1962
The development of American astronomy over the last quarter century has been chiefly characterized by the construction of larger and larger telescopes. The size and diversity of those covering the visible spectrum have increased steadily over the period.
Lewis M. Branscomb, Richard N. Thomas
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The Future of Laboratory Astrophysics

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union, 2019
AbstractA Round Table discussion on the future of Laboratory Astrophysics and the role of IAU Commission B5 was held on the fourth day of the conference to discuss how the IAU Laboratory Astrophysics Commission (B5) can best support the astronomy community and help promote laboratory astrophysics.
Farid Salama
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