However, a few years ago I started to prepare for New version of this book, but I never felt sufficient motivation to embark on such a Since then, I have from time to time been asked whether I was planning to do a Was widely used until it eventually became outdated. Molecular Clouds, which appeared in 1991. This became the ESO Scientific Report No. Some attention, and it was decided to publish these posters in expanded versions, and Southern star forming regions was presented.
In the southern hemisphere, I arranged a special poster session where each of the major, The workshop was, among other things, meant to highlight the many opportunitiesĮSO was then opening up for studies of the southern sky. Organizing the ESO Workshop Low Mass Star Formation and Pre-Main Sequence Objects. The seeds for this Handbook were planted almost twenty years ago, when I was Handbook of Star Forming Regions ~ Vol.1, The Northern Sky Also available are Volume I, an introduction and the beginning of the list of constellations, from Andromeda to Cetus and Volume II, consisting of entries from Chameleon to Orion. This volume, Volume III of the three-volume set, completes the alphabetical list of constellations, from Pavo to Vulpecula, and includes an index.
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