293.D-5005

Levan, Angus, Stanway, Tanvir:

'Are there extremely massive, low metallicity stars in the host of the superluminous SN 1999as?'

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293.C-5008

Kopytova, Crossfield, Deacon, Kopon, Manjavacas, Bayo, Schlieder, Biller:

'Towards a complete SED of the coolest Y dwarf.'

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293.A-5009

Zanella, Le Floc'h, Daddi, Bournaud, Gobat, Cibinel, Strazzullo, Valentino:

'Kinematical confirmation of an extremely young clump forming inside a galaxy at redshift z = 1.99'

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293.C-5011

BEAMIN, Bayo, Boffin, Ivanov, Kurtev, Martin, Mendez, Minniti, Muzic:

'Improved temperature estimate of the coldest known brown dwarf, WISE 0855-0714'

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293.C-5012

Snellen, Brandl, de Kok, Birkby, Schwarz, Brogi:

'Measuring the spin of a small sample of young massive gas giants with CRIRES'

Obs. Run

A

293.D-5013

Jones, Boffin, Moni Bidin, Momany, Saviane, Monaco, Montalto, Zaggia:

'Binarity and Extreme Horizontal Branch Formation: Proving the link'

Obs. Run

A

293.C-5014

Gauza, Béjar, Zapatero Osorio, Perez-Garrido, Lodieu, Rebolo:

'Age determination of a directly imaged brown dwarf - planetary mass companion system'

Obs. Run

A

293.D-5018

Rahoui, Di{áz Trigo, Migliari, Miller-Jones, Russell:

'Exploring the nature of relativistic jets in the neutron star X-ray binary 4U~1728-34'

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A

293.C-5019

Delorme, Dupuy, Forveille, Delfosse, Reyle, Liu:

'An Accurate Parallax for a Benchmark T-type Free-Floating Planet'

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A

293.A-5020

Noterdaeme, Petitjean:

' The ISM of high-redshift galaxies: an exceptional QSO line-of-sight'

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A

293.D-5022

Malesani, Pian, Bailes, Bufano, Burrows, Burke-Spolaor, Cano, Champion, Covino, DÁvanzo, D'Elia, de Ugarte Postigo, Evans, Flynn, Fynbo, Gehrels, Gorosabel, Hjorth, Howell, Hunt, Jakobsson, Johnston, Keane, Keith, Kennea, Klose, Koay, Kramer, Krühler, Leloudas, Melandri, Mieske, Milvang-Jensen, Nicastro, Palazzi, Petroff, Possenti, Rossi, Sollerman, Schulze, Stappers, Tanvir, Xu:

'What are fast radio bursts (FRBs)? Our first chance to discover their counterparts.'

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