A three-dimensional map of the Milky Way using classical Cepheid variable stars
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Igor Soszyński | Jan Skowron | Krzysztof Ulaczyk | R. Poleski | K. Ulaczyk | D. Skowron | K. Rybicki | A. Udalski | M. Szymański | P. Pietrukowicz | J. Skowron | S. Kozłowski | P. Iwanek | I. Soszyński | Andrzej Udalski | Przemek Mróz | Michał K. Szymański | Paweł Pietrukowicz | Szymon Kozłowski | Radosław Poleski | Krzysztof Rybicki | Patryk Iwanek | Dorota M. Skowron | P. Mróz
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