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@hi paolo,

yes - saw this - looks good. covers the main 'formation of galaxies'
question.

a similar case could be made around 'formation of stars and planets' -
here we could be looking at the bringing in long time line data sets
(planet searches) - ir, sub-mm, radio - for disks, young stars, and so
forth.

a third key them could be the 'extreme universe' - so all things dying,
accreting, exploding, powering. (so black holes, supernovae, grb's,
pulsars, hypernovae ...)

then i think you cover just about everything, and have lots of room to fit
in small focused pieces of science.

cheers, nic

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