... Players play alternatively. ... Positions: a finite numbers of bLue and Red edges, each of which is connected to the ground by a path; Moves: Left (resp. ... After that, each edge (bLue or Red) which is not any more connected to the ground disappears; Loser: If there is no more edge of its color when he has to play, a player loses. ... Positions: a finite numbers of green edges, each of which is connected to the ground by a path; Moves: At his turn, a player cuts exactly one of the green edges. ...

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GMATCH . That projects is aimed for the solution of the well known problem of all observational astronomers -- the WCS alignement of the images. It is always great to have the possibility to determine the exact J2000 coordinates of each point of the frame. It is always great to not manually align the images before summing them. My program is aimed to solve all those problems. ... Download . ... WCSLIB library (by M. Calabretta)(download from here ) . ...

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... Moon Story . ... There is a lesson in the poem, however: We on Earth always see the same side of the Moon because the Moon rotates exactly once and revolves exactly once in a month. ... see activity . ... children learn that the Moon is a sphere, and we always see the same side . ... why do we only see one side of the Moon? ... children learn that the Moon is always facing us because of its monthly cycle of rotation and revolution, and that the Sun affects how much of the Moon we see each night . ...

... Moon Phase below . ... ARTICLE: Why the moon always shows us the same face . ... Before you continue reading, you should know that this was not always the case, i.e. the Moon once was rotating with respect to the Earth, so that on every night a terrestrial observer (if there was one, because this was long, long before mankind appeared on our planet, and even before any major animals had appeared) saw another face of the Moon. ... Figure 1 (not to scale) shows how we can imagine the system Earth-Moon...

Astronotes Armagh Planetarium's Stellar Blog! ... Armagh Planetarium . ... Moon . Planets . ... Space Flight . ... A gorgeous image of the real ?Lord of the Rings? ... Saturn is a big planet, about nine times as wide as the Earth, so the rings are huge. Let me put them into scale, if Saturn and the rings were moved so that one edge of the rings touched the Earth, then the distance across the rings to the opposite edge would extend more than halfway to the Moon. ... Saturn has a lot of moons. ...

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... You are at the Voice and Vocal Page . This is the subject that always interested me. I sang all my life I could remember. ... So I had much different problems. ... I began to find out the Schools - methods of the voice healing and development. ... Some times ago I found out that there is so much information in and around me. This is not my own information, of course, but it needs to write it and system it or I'll forget it. Some things I could find in different books, some not. ...

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... Members . July Meeting - Member Presentations . Thursday, Jul 12, 2012 at 8:00 PM . This month’s meeting will be a member presentation night which is a tradition now for our optional July meeting. ... It always turns out to be a rewarding evening so do come and see what the other members are up to. ... Please join us for a pre-meeting dinner discussion at Changsho, 1712 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA at 6:00pm before the meeting. ... Copyright (c) Amateur Telescope Makers of Boston, Inc. ...

. Yuri Gagarin - the first cosmonaut of our planet . Everybody knew him as a military pilot. He was worthy of his immense glory. He always was friendly, liked jokes, and had an enchanting smile, that showed breadth and wealth of his soul and at the same time the ability to brace up and concentrate. The hero who first opened the way to the cosmos for mankind should be just like this. prev. | index | . next .

In this method the fields outside and inside a particle are represented by expansions in term of proper basis functions (practically always the vector spherical harmonics). Since the particle surface does not coincide with the coordinate surface, it is impossible to satisfy the boundary conditions exactly, and the expansions are limited by a finite number of terms, and the boundary conditions are considered in a finite set of points (matching points). ...

Prague, August 16, 2006 . The main GCVS problem is that it is no longer a GENERAL catalogue of variable stars (in fact, it even never was). The GCVS always was a catalogue of galactic variables, with a minor number of extragalactic stars that were included mainly by misunderstandings. ... Recently, many thousands of new variable stars were discovered in automatic survey projects (for example, some 30000 non-GCVS stars solely in the ASAS-3 project). ...

Comment on the International Jubilee Symposium . ... The usefulness of the Internet as a method of holding international meetings without the expense of travel is also clear, but this new medium is not yet well established in this role. ... How can we move on with international cooperation in the World Wide Web era? I would like to suggest that NASA's Planetary Data System is a good model. ... At the same time, much might be done with older images, by scanning prints to create new digital files. ...

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... Particle distribution: dN d - with =1- ln pcn ln g Electron-photon conversion e + _ + _ electron _ e e electron/ positron high- energy photon e+ positron -25 cm cross-section, 10 8 6 4 2 0.5 1.0 center-of-momentum energy , MeV (log scale) 2 e + _ Proton-neutron conversion cm cross-section, 10 proton u +2/3 2 -28 d -1/3 6 u +2/3 4 resonance _ u d d+1/3 -1/3 d u+2/3 +2/3 -1/3 2 150 340 center-of-momentum ... Does the peak (cut-off) energy decrease with observation angle? Not always. ...

... I would several points which we faced during our everysolved for better quality of individual ACs' and EOP products · There are two main EOP products provided by two IERS Product Centers on Earth Orientation (Earth Orientation Center (EOC) and Rapid Service/ Prediction Center (RSPC)). ... However, the latter is not provided by the IERS. ... ITRF · Using ITRF in computation of EOP series produced by various ACs seems to be a necessary condition to provide the consistency between the IERS products. ...