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The terrestrial uranium isotope cycle
- Virtual Journal - Volume 13, Issue 2 - article #36
- Examination of the global uranium cycle —, whereby uranium from the Earth’s crust is first transported to the oceans and then returned, by subduction, to the mantle —, shows that the subducted uranium is isotopically distinct from the Earth as a whole and that this signature has been stirred throughout upper mantle, arguably within the past 600 million years.
- Nature - Volume: 517, Issue: 7534
- 246-406
Cobalt-56 γ-ray emission lines from the type Ia supernova 2014J
- Virtual Journal - Volume 12, Issue 21 - article #124
- The detection of Co γ-ray emission from the supernova 2014J proves that type Ia supernovae result from a thermonuclear explosion of a carbon–oxygen white dwarf or of a pair of merging white dwarfs.
- Nature - Volume: 512, Issue: 7515
- 350-460
The remnant of a merger between two dwarf galaxies in Andromeda II
- Virtual Journal - Volume 12, Issue 12 - article #27
- At the lowest galactic mass scales, evidence of a merger between two galaxies is provided by the kinematic detection of a stellar stream —, indicative of an accretion event —, in the dwarf spheroidal galaxy Andromeda II, one of the satellite galaxies of Andromeda.
- Nature - Volume: 507, Issue: 7492
- 276-394
Observation of interstellar lithium in the low-metallicity Small Magellanic Cloud
- Virtual Journal - Volume 10, Issue 36 - article #33
- The abundance of interstellar Li in the low-metallicity gas of the Small Magellanic Cloud, a nearby galaxy with a quarter the Sun’s metallicity, is nearly equal to the Big Bang nucleosynthesis predictions.
- Nature - Volume: 489, Issue: 7414
- 5-170
Fiction: Ray Bradbury, an appreciation
- Virtual Journal - Volume 10, Issue 26 - article #18
- Astronomer and author David Brin celebrates the legacy of a literary titan whose life-long pursuit of new horizons changed the face of science fiction.
- Nature - Volume: 486, Issue: 7404
- 439-564
24/7 isn't the only way: A healthy work–life balance can enhance research
- Virtual Journal - Volume 9, Issue 35 - article #28
- Review of Rambunctious Garden: Saving Nature in a Post-wild World Authenticity in Nature: Making Choices about the Naturalness of Ecosystems
  Emma Marris & Nigel Dudley
- Nature - Volume: 477, Issue: 7362
Mapping the Galactic Halo with blue horizontal branch stars from the 2dF quasar redshift survey
- Virtual Journal - Volume 8, Issue 27 - article #6
- Roberto De Propris (1), Craig D. Harrison (1), Peter J. Mares (2) (1) CTIO (2) Cornell University
- arXiv.org - Astrophysics - Volume: 2010, Issue: 2 Jul
- arXiv:1007.0013 [pdf, ps, other]
Carbon Abundances of Three Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor Stars from High-Resolution Gemini-S/bHROS Spectra of the 8727A [C I] Line
- Virtual Journal - Volume 6, Issue 37 - article #4
- S.C. Schuler (CTIO), S.J. Margheim (Gemini), T. Sivarani (MSU), M. Asplund (MPA), V.V. Smith (CTIO), K. Cunha (CTIO), T.C. Beers (MSU)
- arXiv.org - Astrophysics - Volume: 2008, Issue: 11 Sep
- arXiv:0809.1377 [ps, pdf, other]
Fluorine in a Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor Star
- Virtual Journal - Volume 5, Issue 31 - article #18
- S.C. Schuler (NOAO/Ctio), K. Cunha (NOAO), V.V. Smith (NOAO), T. Sivarani (MSU), T.C. Beers (MSU), Y.S. Lee (MSU)
- ArXiv - Astrophysics
- arXiv:0707.4252 [ps, pdf, other]
The complex structure of the Mg II {lambdalambda} 2795.523, 2802.698 {AA} regions of 64 Be stars
- Virtual Journal - Volume 5, Issue 8 - article #27
- a04,a05, E. Lyratzi (1), E. Danezis (1), L. C. Popovi'c (2), M. S. Dimitrijevi'c (2), D. Nikolaidis (1), A. Antoniou (1) ((1) University of Athens, Faculty of Physics, Section of Astrophysics, Astronomy and Mechanics, (2) Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade)
- ArXiv - Astrophysics
- astro-ph/0702588 [abs, ps, pdf, other]
The Space Interferometry Mission Astrometric Grid Giant-Star Survey. I. Stellar Parameters and Radial Velocity Variability
- Virtual Journal - Volume 3, Issue 49 - article #11
- Dmitry Bizyaev (1,2), Verne V. Smith (1,3), Jose Arenas (4), Doug Geisler (4), Steven R. Majewski (5), Richard J. Patterson (5), Katia Cunha (1,6), Cecilia Del Pardo (7), Nicholas B. Suntzeff (8), Wolfgang Gieren (4) ((1) NOAO, (2) Sternberg Astronomical Institute, Russia, (3) McDonald Observatory, UT Austin, (4)Universidad de Concepcion, Chile, (5) Univ. of Virginia, (6)Observatorio Nacional, Brazil, (7) UTEP (8) CTIO, Chile)
- ArXiv – Astrophysics – December 2005
- astro-ph/0512108 [abs, ps, pdf, other]
An Atlas of Spectrophotometric Landolt Standard Stars
- Virtual Journal - Volume 3, Issue 15 - article #26
- Maximilian Stritzinger (MPA), Nicholas B. Suntzeff (CTIO), Mario Hamuy (OCIW), Peter Challis (Cfa), Ricardo Demarco (Johns Hopkins University), Lisa Germany (ESO), A. M. Soderberg (Caltech)
- arXiv - Astrophysics – April 2005
- astro-ph/0504244 [ abs , ps , pdf , other ]
Hydra Observations of Aluminum Abundances in the Red Giants of the Globular Clusters M80 and NGC 6752
- Virtual Journal - Volume 2, Issue 10 - article #3
- Robert M. Cavallo (LLNL), Nicholas B. Suntzeff (CTIO), Catherine A. Pilachowski (Indiana Univeristy)
- arXiv.org – Astrophysics – March 2004
- astro-ph/0403263 [ abs , ps , pdf , other ]

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