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accelerated expansion of the universe
Sagittarius A
cosmic microwave background
Voyager 1
the first observed supermassive black hole in the Milky
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the first spacecraft to enter interstellar space
understanding the ultimate fate of the universe
observational confirmation of the Big Bang theory
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Can create a hboth of these instruments can measure wind speed. doppler radar and psychrometer anemometer and hygrometer doppler radar and anemometer radiosonde and psychrometer
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