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PROCTOR, RICHARD A. (1870) Are Any of the Nebulæ Star-Systems?. Nature, 1 (13) 331-333 doi:10.1038/001331a0

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TitleAre Any of the Nebulæ Star-Systems?
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AuthorsPROCTOR, RICHARD A.Author
Year1870 (January)Volume1
Issue13
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/001331a0
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