The starting page - The catalogues page - The list of the PUL2 fields - The list of the Pul-3(Pul-3SE) fields - The list of the PUL_ERS fields . please read short description of the access form controls . ... Relative proper motion in RA *cos(DE), arcsec/yr . ... s. e. relative proper motion in RA *cos(DE), arcsec/yr . ... Number of Pul2 area . ... Check the apropriate checkbox to output these data and radiobutton to select stars within interval. back to the list of the Pul2 fields . ...

SONG: CALL ME By GO WEST Face to face My reflection in your eyes I was scared to say too much Perfect strangers in perfect worlds apart Almost close enough to touch Staring at my shoes Feeling so confused Shot down without a gun Victim of a hit and run Won't you.. ...

The HyperNews Linux KHG Discussion Pages . Forum: The Linux Kernel Hackers' Guide . Keywords: Kernel too large . ... I've been trying to get my Kernel small enough to boot from a floppy (zImage and bzImage). Removed all unecessary drivers, etc.. however I still can't get it on a floppy. ... By the way I've read all the Howto's and tried it on both 2.0.xx and 2.1.xx kernels and still get the same problem. ...

... Bad Astronomy . ... Bad Astronomy : The seasons are caused by the change in the distance of the Earth to the Sun. ... The change in distance of the Earth to the Sun is a very minor player. ... Well, not completely wrong; certainly the Earth's distance from the Sun has something to do with the temperature, but it is a relatively minor effect. ... Basically, the temperature depends only weakly on distance changes; the temperature goes as the inverse square root of the distance of the planet to the Sun...

Blackholes Forum Message . Forums: . ... There Is Not Enough Time To See Inside . ... Time essentially goes to infinity at the event horizon. That is, we can see light coming from any point outside of the event horizon, that is assuming we are being illuminated from that point. ... That's why we cannot see inside the event horizon. ... www.astronomy.net . ... Forum posts are Copyright their authors as specified in the heading above the post. "dbHTML," "AstroGuide," "ASTRONOMY.NET" & "VA.NET" . ...

... The "Mir" and cargo ship "Progress M1-5" operations scheduled for Feb.5-6 completed. The Station and the cargo ship onboard systems cheched out, the orbit radiomonitoring performed. The Station spinning rate is updated to provide enough power generation. The Station is kept spinning about longitudinal axis with the angle rate 0,15 degrees per second its MCS (motion control system) in free drift. The station is pressurized, the onboard systems perform nominal. ...

. Cosmic rays strike CCD chips during exposures, and most chips are sensitive enough to record the hit as optical тАЬnoiseтАЭ (circled). Most astroimaging software offers an algorithm that will let you easily remove all traces of cosmic-ray hits. Tony Hallas

... After all we cannot send a probe to the star Altair to confirm that it is 17 light years away. ... The "Bessel determined that the star 61 Cygni was about ten light years away" Earth goes around the Sun in one year, so in six month it is in the opposite position in its orbit. ... In 1838 Bessel determined that the star 61 Cygni had a parallax of 0.314 arcseconds and therefore the star was about ten light years away (today the distance is more precisely measured to be 11.4 light years). ...

... The Seasons . ... Section #1 Stargazers and Skywatchers described the observed motion of the Sun across the sky, in different seasons of the year. ... If the Earth's axis were perpendicular to the ecliptic, as in the drawings here, the Sun's position in the sky would be halfway between the celestial poles, and its daily path, seen from any point on Earth, would stay exactly the same, day after day. Each point on Earth would be carried around the axis AB once a day. ... The Sun and Seasons . ...

... 8, ``Celestial Mechanics'', 2002 High--accuracy modelling of the Earth's gravitational potential from GOCE satellite gradiometry mission M. S. Petrovskaya, A. N. Vershkov Pulkovo Observatory, St. Petersburg, Russia The Earth's gravitational potential is presented in form of a spherical harmon­ ic series with the coefficients C n;m which are the fundamental dynamical constants for the Earth. The set of C n;m for degree 0 џ n џ N and order jmj џ n consti­ tutes a geopotential model. ...

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