Astrophysics in 1999

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Apr 2000

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The Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, Volume 112, Issue 770, pp. 434-503.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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The year 1999 saw the arrival of a star with three planets, a universe with three parameters, and a solar corona that could be heated at least three ways. In addition, there were at least three papers on every question that has ever been asked in astrophysics, from ``Will the Universe expand forever?'' to ``Does mantle convection occur in one or two layers?'' The answers generally were, ``Yes,'' ``No,'' and ``None of the above,'' to each of the questions. The authors have done their best to organize the richness around centers defined by objects, methods, and madnesses.

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