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山田 亨 研究室
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銀河の誕生と進化を観測で探る研究室。
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銀河の誕生と進化を、観測で探る。
山田亨研究室は、
超
太陽系外惑星の
Key terms
- 太陽系外惑星
- 太陽系の
外に ある、 ほかの 恒星の まわりを 回る 惑星
ResearchResearch themes
銀河の
MembersFaculty
- Professor山田 亨
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- Top image: “Subaru Telescope (6V7A4864-CC)” International Gemini Observatory/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/ T. Slovinský / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
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