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Scientific American, 2017
The article reports on the preparation by physicists to turn back on a third gravitational-wave detector, called Virgo, near the Italian city of Pisa in spring 2017. Topics covered include how the detector is designed to determine the source of the gravitational waves, the hope by scientists that the operation of three such detectors could ...
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The article reports on the preparation by physicists to turn back on a third gravitational-wave detector, called Virgo, near the Italian city of Pisa in spring 2017. Topics covered include how the detector is designed to determine the source of the gravitational waves, the hope by scientists that the operation of three such detectors could ...
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Over the past six decades, astronomy, space science, and the space industry have seemed to be in a kind of virtuous symbiosis. Astronomy has benefited from improvements in technology and has had the opportunity to place observing platforms in space. The space industry has been pushed by the extreme technological demands of curiosity-driven research ...
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Over the past six decades, astronomy, space science, and the space industry have seemed to be in a kind of virtuous symbiosis. Astronomy has benefited from improvements in technology and has had the opportunity to place observing platforms in space. The space industry has been pushed by the extreme technological demands of curiosity-driven research ...
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Models of sky radiance distribution and sky luminance distribution
Solar Energy, 2004Norio Igawa +2 more
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A review of the CIE general sky classification approaches
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2014Danny H W Li, Kevin K W Wan
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Classification Standard Skies: The use of horizontal sky illuminance
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2017Khalid Alshaibani
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