Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics · 1992 · 856 citations · 0 references
Galaxy FormationEngineeringMartin ReesPhysicsPowerful Observational TechniquesCosmologyGeneral RelativityDynamicsLarge Scale StructureObservational CosmologyHigh-energy AstrophysicsInteracting GalaxiesEarly UniverseHigh Energy Theory
In the 1960s, novel and increasingly powerful observational techniques opened up the field of high-energy astrophysics. Cosmology started to become an empirical science, and there was a resurgence in the study of general relativity. Martin Rees became a ...Read More