Goodman, A. \"Recycling the Universe.\" Sky & Telescope<\/em> November (2000): 44. Review of how stellar evolution, the interstellar medium, and supernovae all work together to recycle cosmic material.<\/p>\r\n Greenberg, J. \"The Secrets of Stardust.\" Scientific American<\/em> December (2000): 70. The makeup and evolutionary role of solid particles between the stars.<\/p>\r\n Knapp, G. \"The Stuff between the Stars.\" Sky & Telescope<\/em> May (1995): 20. An introduction to the interstellar medium.<\/p>\r\n Nadis, S. \"Searching for the Molecules of Life in Space.\" Sky & Telescope<\/em> January (2002): 32. Recent observations of water in the interstellar medium by satellite telescopes.<\/p>\r\n Olinto, A. \"Solving the Mystery of Cosmic Rays.\" Astronomy<\/em> April (2014): 30. What accelerates them to such high energies.<\/p>\r\n Reynolds, R. \"The Gas between the Stars.\" Scientific American<\/em> January (2002): 34. On the interstellar medium.<\/p>\r\n\r\n Goodman, A. “Recycling the Universe.” Sky & Telescope<\/em> November (2000): 44. Review of how stellar evolution, the interstellar medium, and supernovae all work together to recycle cosmic material.<\/p>\n Greenberg, J. “The Secrets of Stardust.” Scientific American<\/em> December (2000): 70. The makeup and evolutionary role of solid particles between the stars.<\/p>\n Knapp, G. “The Stuff between the Stars.” Sky & Telescope<\/em> May (1995): 20. An introduction to the interstellar medium.<\/p>\n Nadis, S. “Searching for the Molecules of Life in Space.” Sky & Telescope<\/em> January (2002): 32. Recent observations of water in the interstellar medium by satellite telescopes.<\/p>\n Olinto, A. “Solving the Mystery of Cosmic Rays.” Astronomy<\/em> April (2014): 30. What accelerates them to such high energies.<\/p>\n Reynolds, R. “The Gas between the Stars.” Scientific American<\/em> January (2002): 34. On the interstellar medium.<\/p>\nWebsites and Apps<\/h2>\r\n
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