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Some new astronomical facilities in China

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For the 1990's, plans for some astronomical facilities and related researchers are being carried out in China. In this report we describe in some details the plans of radio astronomical facilities, 150/220 cm Schmidt telescope, and experiments on porcelain mirror material.

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  1. Beijing Astronomical Observatory, Beijing, China

    Wang Shouguan

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Shouguan, W. Some new astronomical facilities in China. Astrophys Space Sci 160, 287–294 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00642784

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