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[4] «Measuring instruments for solar time at Mount Bego, Vallée des Merveilles sector». Dr. Jérôme Magail. http://art-rupestre.chez-alice.fr <<

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[39] «The question of nebulae: Galileo’s examination of Orion and the Pleiades». Sandi Hassinger y Nicole Peterson. https://galileo.rice.edu <<

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[45] «Galileo’s Vision». David Zax, Smithsonian Mag. www.smithsonian mag.com <<

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[54] «Handgun Ballistics.» http://waterguy.us <<

[55] «The Sun’s Orbital Motion». Paul D. Jose. http://adsabs.harvard.edu <<

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[66] «The Speed of Light». Michael Fowler. http://galileoandeinstein. physics.virginia.edu <<

[67] «The speed of nerve impulses». Glenn Elert. http://hypertext book.com <<

[68] «Roemer’s Hypothesis.» www.mathpages.com <<

[69] «Kirchhoff’s Spectroscope». Andrea Sella. www.rsc.org <<

[70] «Splendor of the spectrum». Sam B. Jayakumar. www1.umn. edu <<

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[72] A. W. Steward, «Recent advances in physical and inorganic chemistry», BiblioBazaar, 2008, p. 201. <<

[73] «A dynamical theory of the electromagnetic field». Prof. Carl Maxwell. http://upload.wikimedia.org <<

[74] «James Clerk Maxwell.» http:// web.archive.org <<

[75] «The Hubble Law.» www.astro.washington.edu <<

[76] «The Solar Apex». T. C. Ryan http://adsabs.harvard.edu <<

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[78] «Along the Milky Way». Kathy A. Miles y Charles F. Peters II. http:// starryskies.com <<

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[80] «Review: George Johnson’s Miss Leavitt’s Stars». Jeremy Bernstein. www.latimes.com <<

[81] «Implications of recent measurements of the Milky Way rotation for the orbit of the Large Magellanic Cloud». Genevieve Shattow, Abraham Loeb. http://adsabs.harvard.edu <<

[82] «Physics Myth Month: Einstein Failed Mathematics?». Andrew Zimmerman Jones. http://web.archive.org <<

[83] «How does relativity solve the Twin Paradox?». Ronald C. Lasky. www.scientificamerican.com <<

[84] «Real-World Relativity: The GPS navigation system.» www.astro nomy.ohio-state.edu <<

[85] «Understanding the Global Positioning System (GPS)». Diana Cooksey. www.montana.edu <<

[86] «Herschel Discovers Infrared Light.» http://coolcosmos.ipac.cal tech.edu <<

[87] «El descubrimiento de los rayos X». Prof. Dr. Alberto Buzzi. www. sar.org.ar <<

[88] «Reconcilling the Herschel experiment». Tom Chester. http:// home.znet.com <<

[89] E. Schatzman, White Dwarfs, North-Holland, Ámsterdam, 1958. <<

[90] «12 billion year old white dwarf stars only 100 light years away.» www.spacedaily.com <<

[91] «Space Research: the past.» www.solar.nrl.navy.mil <<

[92] I. S. Shklovsky, «On the Nature of the Source of X-Ray Emission of SCO XR-1», en Astrophysical Journal, 148. <<

[93] «The internal constitution of the stars». A. S. Eddington A.S. http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu <<

[94] «X-ray emissions from isolated neutron stars». Sandro Mereghetti. http://arxiv.org <<

[95] «A relation between distance and radial velocity among extra-galactic nebulae». Edwin Hubble. www.pnas.org <<

[96] «Potential Matter: a holiday dream». Arthur Schuster. http:// upload.wikimedia.org <<

[97] «Evidence shows that cosmic rays come from exploding stars». Ginger Pinhoister. www.aaas.org <<

[98] «Theoretical breakthrough: generating matter and antimatter from the vacuum». Nicole Casal Moore. http://ns.umich.edu <<

[99] «The hunt for antihelium: finding a single antimatter nucleus could revolutionize cosmology.» www.thefreelibrary.com <<

[100] «Density Parameter.» http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu <<

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