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A Discussion on astronomy in the ultraviolet - Observations of the interstellar gas with the Copernicus satellite

D. C. Morton

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Abstract Recent results are summarized on interstellar H I, D I, H2, HD, and heavy elements whose absorption lines have been measured in the far ultraviolet.

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Abstract Recent results are summarized on interstellar H I, D I, H2, HD, and heavy elements whose absorption lines have been measured in the far ultraviolet.

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Abstract Recent results are summarized on interstellar H I, D I, H2, HD, and heavy elements whose absorption lines have been measured in the far ultraviolet.

Key concepts: Copernicus, Astronomy, Physics, Ultraviolet, Satellite, Ultraviolet astronomy, Astrobiology, Astrophysics

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