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HET
(redirected from Hobby-Eberly Telescope)

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HETHarrah's Entertainment, Inc (stock symbol)
HETHistory of Economic Thought
HETHobby-Eberly Telescope
HETHigh-Efficiency Toilet
HETHolocaust Educational Trust
HETHohhot, China (Airport Code)
HETHeavy Equipment Transporter (military)
HETHeavy Equipment Transport
HETHall Effect Thruster (space electric propulsion)
HETHigh Energy Telescope
HETHudson Essex Terraplane (club)
HETHumane Experimental Technique
HETHealth Education Trust
HETHypothèse Extraterrestre (French)
HETHarvest Energy Technology, Inc.
HETHumoristisch Elektronisch Tijdschrift
HETHollow Earth Theory
HETHuman Exploitation Team
HETHealth/Education Telecommunications
HETHarpoon Embedded Trainer
HETHuman Engineering Test
HETHuman Environmental Training
HETHyperplanes Exact Test (algorithm)


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Astronomers made the observation at the Hobby-Eberly Telescope near Fort Davis, Texas.
Correction by Science News
8, 1997--Eastman Kodak Company's Commercial & Government Systems (C&GS) unit announced today that the world's largest optical reflecting surface has been delivered as a key component in the Hobby-Eberly telescope (HET).
World's Largest Segmented Mirror Built by Kodak for New Hobby-Eberly ... by Business Wire
To determine the blazar's distance, the team then took visible-light spectra with the Hobby-Eberly Telescope in Fort Davis, Texas.
Powerhouse astronomy: blazing black hole from the early universe by Cowen, R. / Science News
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