... RSDC . ... Press Releases (rus) || in Russian RSDC Quick Jump 9-year Galactic survey Catalog of sources 7-year Galactic Bulge Map Cleaning IBIS/ISGRI sky images IBIS/ISGRI Sensitivity vs. ... The INTEGRAL view of the Galaxy . ... May 2012: 9-year Galactic plane survey . ... They are ISGRI (higher plane detector of the IBIS telescope), JMX1 and JMX2 - two detectors of the JEM-X telescope. ... RSDC is actively participating in the all-sky survey carrying out with INTEGRAL observatory. ... 2016 IKI RAN...

... English astronomer and mathematician. ... American astronomer. ... Bond, William Cranch 1789-1859 . ... At the observatory, he studied Saturn and (with William Lassell ) discovered its moon Hyperion . ... Polish astronomer who advanced the heliocentric theory that the earth and other planets revolve around the Sun. ... Galileo Galilei 1564-1642 . ... Van Allen discovered the Earth's radiation belts, which now bear his name, with an instrument aboard the first successful American satellite, Explorer...

... Glyn Moody charts this rapid transformation in his book Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution and tells how chance and fortune combined with the Internet and the availability of cheap processing power to make the impossible pos-sible. ... Netscape taking its Communicator 5 browser open source made people sit up. ... Unix [and Linux] always had that from the start, so it made it perfect for the open source/free software methodology even though that hadn't been invented yet. ...

Astronotes Armagh Planetarium's Stellar Blog! ... Solar System . ... Moon . ... Comets and Asteroids . ... What changed our view of Chariklo is the discovery of a ring system around it, the first such feature found around a Solar System body smaller than a gas giant planet. ... Almost certainly the rings were born when a collision with a smaller asteroid blasted millions of tonnes of debris off CharikloтАЩs surface. ... A ring system detected around the Centaur (10199) Chariklo (Braga-Rigas et al.) ...

... Space flight . ... Space camp . ... And now it's a high time for everyone not only to take use of the satellite communication, but also to fly into the real space without being a professional cosmonaut. ... My flight into space is not a walk, it is fulfillment of my life-long dream", - said Dennis Tito prior to take-off. ... ATLAS aerospace company is privileged to offer you a real flight into space - the most unbelievable and challenging adventure. ... Services / Space flight: General description ....

... Astrophysics Group . ... Pulsars . ... Stars ? ... The array was designed to detect compact radio sources such as these by virtue of the fact that they would scintillate (twinkle) when observed from the Earth through the interplanetary medium ? ... One of Antony Hewish?s research students, Jocelyn Bell, was set the task of operating the telescope and inspecting the daily charts for the kind deflections in the trace which occurred when a scintillating source passed over the array. ...

You can search an object from a designation. ... NGC4486 It is also possible to find an object from a positional cross-identification by following the examples: . ... nearest:[J123049.2+122329,10] which mean respectively: the nearest object to the position J123049.2+122329 , or the nearest object to the NED position of object named in NED: Virgo A . ... For example NGC4486%,NGC337% When a designation is returned out of HyperLeda it is chosen out of the whole list of names descending the hierarchy: . ...

... Hubble's Constant And The Expanding Universe (II) . ... Our Universe is expanding. ... Two groups of astronomers are searching vigorously for answers to these fundamental questions using the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). ... These five pairs of Hubble Space Telescope images track some of Saturn's moons as they orbit the ringed planet. ... These Hubble Space Telescope (HST) images reveal glimpses of the dynamic atmosphere of Neptune, the Solar System's most distant gas giant planet. ...

... AstroCC is a coordinate conversion utility for astronomy. It accepts an object designation or the coordinates of an object and calculates coordinates in alternative systems, and at different dates, times, and locations. It also provides lunar and bright planet coordinates to aid in planning observations. ... BJD values may also be retrieved from http://astroutils.astronomy.ohio-state.edu/time/utc2bjd.html which is based on Eastman et al. ... Coordinate data are obtained from SIMBAD. ...

Motor torque required to lift tiedown anchor block jbh 4-21-99 file: torque .mcd Work done by motor shaft = work done by jack / efficiency F L = = = is force = 120 , 000 lbs distance jack moves efficiency = .57 (from Nook data sheet) angle turned by motor shaft Torque x radians = Torque x 2 revolutions = F L / L= jack travel in inches = revolutions x 1 / ( ...

. The low-mass binary pair is tethered by a weak gravitational link that results in an orbital dance so slow that it takes about 500,000 years to complete a single revolution. Gemini Observatory/Cerro Tololo/2MASS/DSS

... Solar Data: f.e. X-ray . Night Sky Live . ... Heavens-Above: Sky chart, Satellites, Iridiums and astronomical objects For Moscow For SAO Baksan . ... ESO-MIDAS page . ... Tutorials for Astronomy . ... Asteroid and Comet Hazard . ... Observable Comets: This page lists links to orbital elements and ephemerides of (potentially) observable comets. ... Leonid page - a lot of information for years Comets and Meteor Showers . The American Meteor Society . ... North American Meteor Network Home Page . ...

... The gravity-gradient force on the Moon. 4b Craters of the Moon--why round, why middle higher. ... Intuitive concept of 2nd law--planet or satellite slows down when further away, relation to conservation of energy and analogy to motion of thrown stone. 12a Example of non-algebraic equation (Kepler's) . ... Principle of rocket motion. ... Design of house windows, taking advantage of the Sun's motion. 4a Poem by Vachel Lindsay. 4b The story of exploration of the Moon using space vehicles. ...

... This is usually defined as the direction pointing toward the center of the primary body. ... NODE: The place where the plane of one orbit crosses the plane of another. ... ORBITAL PLANE: The flat surface that would result if every point on the orbit of a body was connected to the center of its primary. ... PENUMBRA: The edge of the primary body's shadow. ... PERIOD : The time required for one body to orbit the primary body. ... PROBE: A vessel designed to pass and observe an astronomical object. ...

... S.P. KOROLEV ROCKET AND SPACE CORPORATION ENERGIA . ... OAO RSC "Energia" . ... Company's History . ... History . ... ISS Russian Segment . ... ISS 45/46 . ... check for the following onboard the ISS RS: a capability to demonstrate the action of physical laws of dynamics of reactive and gyroscopic forces on ellipsoid (Letauschaya Tarelka device) rotating in the unsupported medium in microgravity, with video record of its behavior in the station module; . ... 2015 JSC "S.P. Korolev RSC "Energia" . ...

... Our everyday experience of the world around us is . ... An Inquiry-Based Classroom . I n our Everyday Classroom Tools project, we are seeking to immerse elementary school students in the Spirit of Inquiry, to help them begin to observe and learn from their experience. ... What the Everyday Classroom Tools project wishes to stress is that before there were encyclopedias, there were authors, and before there were scientific facts, there were curious people trying to explain the world around them. ...

... EPHFILE is used to specify the location of the JPL ephemeris file. This is only needed if SCHED is being asked to calculate the position of one or more objects using the ephemeris. ... For example, if SCHED is defined to mean /users/cwalker/sched , the base area under which all sched stuff is kept (substitute your local directory), then one can specify the ephemeris file with EPHFILE = $SCHED/catalogs/newfile.eph , if that were where it is (it isn't!). ... Usage: Only one value used, the last. ...

... Bad Astronomy . ... Mad Science . ... Or..why don't the planets orbit the sun in the same plane as the sun orbits the galactic center? ... The writer suggested that the angular momentum of the stars was related to the original cloud that collapsed to form them and not the galaxy angular momentum. ... As I understand the answer to 902372110.as, if the stars orbit is not related to the galaxy spin, then I would expect the stars to orbit the galaxy at a multitude of random orbits and no disk to form. ...

Team at the University of Amsterdam . Prof. L.B.F.M. Waters - Astronomical Institute "Anton Pannekoek", University of Amsterdam, NL and Institute for Astronomy, Catholic University of Leuven, Leuven, BE . ... F.J. Molster - Astronomical Institute "Anton Pannekoek", University of Amsterdam, NL . ... Astrophys., ... The Monte Carlo method to treat the polarized radiative transfer in dust shells was applied to young stars by Molster ( "Modelling of circumstellar extinction and polarization." ...

... Role of Ionizing Radiation in the Natural History of the Earth" . The Solar system, oscillating relative the Galaxy midplane during its revolution around the Galactic center, can occasionally fall inside the gas-dust interstellar clouds, which include remnants of Supernova (SN) explosions. ... The long time stayings of the Earth inside the young SN remnants could induce mass extinctions of the highest, most radiosensitive living organisms and specific global geochemical effects. ...