Nityananda, Rajaram
(2015)
Editorial: Resonance October 2015.
Resonance: Journal of Science Education, 20 (10).
p. 863.
Abstract
The discovery of our place in our own galaxy deserves to be as
well-known to students as the corresponding account for our own
solar system, in which Copernicus, Galileo, and Kepler played
their roles. Strangely, it was harder to learn about our own galaxy
than others which are much further away. The problem is of
course our location in a disc, with the view obscured by dust
grains of carbon and silica – pretty much as in Delhi, perhaps.
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