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601.www.foruminternet.org24000
602.www.urania.be24000
603.photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov23900
604.www.certec.lth.se23700
605.www.matematicamente.it23500
606.www.astronews.com23400
607.www.newscientistspace.com23300
608.www.globexplorer.com23200
609.www.fh-frankfurt.de23000
610.www.transnationale.org23000
611.www.shema.ru23000
612.www.ee.ethz.ch22900
613.www.humboldt.org.co22900
614.www.nineplanets.org22700
615.www.infn.it22700
616.www.ifm-geomar.de22700
617.www.ehess.fr22700
618.www.ocde.org22600
619.www.rom.on.ca22600
620.www.plos.org22600
621.www.payer.de22500
622.www.mai.liu.se22500
623.www.absoluteastronomy.com22400
624.www.asm.org22300
625.www.glocom.ac.jp22300
626.www.tpu.ru22100
627.www.nrpa.no22100
628.www.jogiforum.hu22100
629.www.pons.de22000
630.peccatte.karefil.com22000
631.www.knaw.nl22000
632.www.fona.de21800
633.diwww.epfl.ch21800
634.www.cp-pc.ca21800
635.www.nupi.no21800
636.www.sondasespaciales.com21700
637.www.domstol.dk21600
638.www.ciat.cgiar.org21500
639.www.dreammoods.com21400
640.www.jgytf.u-szeged.hu21400
641.www.teknologisk.dk21400
642.www.illustrertvitenskap.com21300
643.www.szote.u-szeged.hu21300
644.www.techcentralstation.com21200
645.www.sintef.no21100
646.hei.unige.ch21100
647.www.agrodigital.com21100
648.www.rle.mit.edu21100
649.www.soc.soton.ac.uk21000
650.www.ksc.nasa.gov20900
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