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Science 8 December 2000:
Vol. 290. no. 5498, pp. 1884 - 1885
DOI: 10.1126/science.290.5498.1884
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AAS HIGH-ENERGY ASTROPHYSICS DIVISION:
X-rays Hit the Spot for Astrophysicists

Robert Irion

HONOLULU--About 500 astronomers flocked to Waikiki Beach from 6 to 10 November for a meeting of the American Astronomical Society's High-Energy Astrophysics Division. Looking splendid in their complimentary aloha shirts, speakers told tales of intense radiation from deep space, including x-rays from baby stars and from quasars, which could help refine estimates of how quickly the universe is expanding.

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