On the measurement and interpretation of absorption features in the spectrum of the quasi-stellar object 3C 191.
Absorption lines of quasi-stellar object 3C 191
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Absorption lines of quasi-stellar object 3C 191
Hypervelocity projectile impact cratering from Ranger photographs of lunar surface
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Quasi-stellar sources as local objects moving with velocities close to speed of light, noting transverse Doppler effect leads to expectation of fewer blue shifts than red shifts
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