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AAO
(redirected from Anglo-Australian Observatory)

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AAOAmerican Academy of Ophthalmology
AAOAmerican Academy of Otolaryngology (Head & Neck Surgery)
AAOAgainst All Odds
AAOAgainst All Odds (gaming clan)
AAOAnglo-Australian Observatory
AAOAmerican Academy of Optometry
AAOAmerican Association of Orthodontists
AAOAmerican Academy of Osteopathy
AAOAge At Onset
AAOAmerica's Army Operations (game)
AAOArchives Association of Ontario
AAOAmerica's Army: Operations (game)
AAOAmino Acid Oxidase
AAOAm Angegebenen Ort (German)
aaOam angegebenen Ort
AAOApproved Acquisition Objective
AAOAnodic Alumina Oxide
AAOAssociation of Aviation Ordnancemen
AAOAlpha and Omega
AAOArmy Acquisition Objective
AAOAuthorized Acquisition Objective
AAOAlert and Oriented
AAOAdministrative Appeal Office (U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services)
AAOAssociation des Amis des Oiseaux (French)
AAOAwake, Alert and Oriented (medical)
AAOAssociation des Archives de l'Ontario (French: Archives Association of Ontario)
AAOArea Audit Office
AAOAcetaldehyde Oxime
AAOAirborne Area of Operation
AAOArmy Acquisition Organization
AAOAutonomous Aircraft Operations
AAOAdverse Assumption Obstacle
AAOAmerican's Army: Operations (game)


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Watson is Astronomer-in-Charge of the Anglo-Australian Observatory in Australia, responsible for the scientific output of the country's largest optical telescope: this survey Stargazer provides a pleasing modern history.
The impact, astronomers calculate, might produce a blast equivalent to 3,000 to 4,000 megatons of TNT - almost as much as all of the world's nuclear bombs going off at once - according to calculations by astronomer Duncan Steel of the Anglo-Australian Observatory, which he posted on the Internet on Friday.
Paul Butler of the Anglo-Australian Observatory in Epping, Australia, will report both Lick findings in the January 1999 Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific.
 
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