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Heat Telescope Shows Cool Sights

Heat Telescope Shows Cool Sights 12/20/2003 06:24 AM

The Spitzer Space Telescope fires up its infrared detectors, and the wonders of the universe pour down to scientists in a different light. By Erik Baard.




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