In 1998, thanks to the study of data from the European ISO space telescope, scientists at the Max-Planck Institute of Astrophysics in Germany were able to develop knowledge related to star formation. These data also helped to demonstrate the presence of water throughout the universe and to understand how galaxies work. Interview with Reinhard Genzel, Director of the Institute’s Department of Alien Physics.
Producteur: Rfo Réseau France Outremer - Participant : Genzel, Reinhard
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Jupiter, The Magazine Of Space - Producteur: Rfo Réseau France Outremer
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