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Transitioning from ADS to SciX to Serve 21st Century Astronomy
For decades, the NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) has been the foundational digital library for astronomy. As ADS becomes the Science Explorer (SciX), the team prioritizes preserving this trusted experience while increasing their support for space and Earth sciences broadly, without diluting its
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