Letter to the editor (Scientific journals)
Why stop at 2/3?
Helbig, Phillip
2012In The Observatory : a Review of Astronomy, 132 (1229), p. 267-267
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Keywords :
cosmology: theory; cosmological parameters; cosmology:misconceptions
Abstract :
[en] This is a comment on a comment by Barber (from the report on the meeting) on a talk by Mike Turner (The Observatory, 132, p. 64, No. 1227 (April 2012)) at an RAS meeting.
Disciplines :
Space science, astronomy & astrophysics
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Language :
English
Title :
Why stop at 2/3?
Publication date :
01 August 2012
Journal title :
The Observatory : a Review of Astronomy
ISSN :
0029-7704
Publisher :
Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, United Kingdom
Volume :
132
Issue :
1229
Pages :
267-267
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
Commentary :
This is a "correspondence" piece, not a regular article per se, i.e. a "letter to the editor" in the original sense of the term. They are refereed, though; I've received comments on my own such contributions, and refereed those of others.
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