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Nelson Padilla, astronomer at Catholic University of Chile & CATA‘s researcher
Haw many new stars get formed since you borned?
The Milky Way already has a one hundred billion stars, nevertheless, the stars are still coming up!
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Birth and Evolution in the structures of the local Universe
Stellar Populations in the Local Universe
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Supernovaes and Dark Matter
Astronomical Instrumentation
High Performance Astronomical Computing
Astrophysical Robotics
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Alejandro Clocchiatti
Guido Garay
Douglas Geisler
Wolfgang Gieren
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