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Olga Man’kot all, of our space assets. The author demonstrates humankind’s dependence on space satellites and show what might happen to various aspects of our economy, defense, and daily lives if they were suddenly destroyed. .The book opens with a consideration of how our space assets might be lost in the fir

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Marcos Moshinsky,Anju Sharmand "armchair" observers. First, it is a practical observing guide to the deep-sky objects the mind as well as the eye. Thus Sky Vistas describes how the naked-eye appearance of the that are visible in low-power, wide-field instruments MilkyWay itselfrelates to the spiral structure of our like binocu

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Ichiro Ohbahich its two protagonists lived.Enhances its narrative with .700 years after Dante Alighieri‘s death, this book intertwines the voice of the great poet with that of an exceptional contemporary, Marco Polo, who was equally curious about the geography of both earthly and celestial worlds. If Polo was

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