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Diffuse Baryonic Matter beyond 2020

The hot, diffuse gas that fills the largest overdense structures in the Universe — clusters of galaxies and a web of giant filaments connecting them — provides us with tools to address a wide array of fundamental astrophysical and cosmological questions via observations in the X-ray band. Clusters are sensitive cosmological probes. To utilize their full potential for precision cosmology in the ...

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Anthropic bias : observation selection effects in science and philosophy / by Nick Bostrom. p. cm. — (Studies in philosophy) Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Precipitation Associated with a Cold Front , December 7 - 9 / 1956

During the period December 7-9, 1956, a slow-moving cold front over the Central States brought prolonged precipitation to an area extending from' northern Texas northeastward into New England (fig. 1). Amounts of over 3 inches accumulated in portions of southern Illinois and Indiana. Accumulations of 1 inch or more were reported from northeastern Oklahoma to Lake Erie,. Prior to this period, a ...