The Universe at large. Key issues in astronomy and cosmology.

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1997ualk.book.....M
Münch, G.; Mampaso, A.; Sánchez, F.
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The Universe at large. Key issues in astronomy and cosmology., by Münch, G.; Mampaso, A.; Sánchez, F.. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (UK), 1997, XI + 447 p., ISBN 0-521-58944-4, Price £ 22.95, US 34.95 (paper). ISBN 0-521-55367-9, Price £ 65.00, US 80.00 (cloth).

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This book provides a unique review of our current understanding in astronomy and cosmology, and a host of ideas for profitable future research.
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