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How does the work on the variable star atlas look like?

2023-11-202024-02-12 admin

Interns from the Astronomical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Hana Žitňanská, Filip Bobal and Lukáš Hrdý, under the guidance of lecturer Jan Štrobl from the Stellar Department, are helping to compile the Photometric Atlas of Variable Star Types.



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