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... Bad Astronomy . ... Bitesize Astronomy . ... Keep Bad Astronomy close to your heart, and help make me filthy rich. ... Last week, our tour outwards made a stop at our own home planet. Permit me to hold our tour a bit longer, to linger and gaze upon the Moon. ... Complex molecules floated in the water, but the concentration of these compounds wasn't high enough for them to get any further along than making amino acids and the like. ... 2008 Phil Plait. ... Subscribe to the Bad Astronomy Newsletter! ...

... To help answer these questions, the largest and most mysterious moon of Saturn got a quick first look from the Cassini robot spacecraft soon after entering orbit around the giant planet last week. Cassini Images Density Waves in Saturns Rings . ... The Cassini spacecraft just entering orbit around Saturn has started sending back spectacular images of Saturn's immense ring system in unprecedented detail. ... M57: The Ring Nebula . ... Cassini to Venus . ... NGC 7331: A Galaxy So Inclined . ...

... Armagh Observatory, 29th July 2015: . The annual Perseid meteor shower is one of the best and most reliable meteor showers of the year. ... Meteors, which are sometimes called тАЬshooting starsтАЭ тАФ or тАЬfireballsтАЭ if very bright тАФ are produced by small dust particles called meteoroids, with sizes ranging from millimetres up to centimetres or more, as they collide with the EarthтАЩs atmosphere at speeds of typically several tens of kilometres a second, and burn up. ...

... Your main research interests concern neutral hydrogen. ... That means that there must be enormous quantities of gas lying around, waiting for the chance to collapse under its own weight into lumps and form stars and galaxies. If we could actually observe this gas, as it moves around and assembles itself into lumps, we would be directly observing the process of galaxy formation. ... Optical astronomers seem to think that they can observe galaxy formation by taking optical images. ... In galaxies. ...

... More on 51 Peg: . The discovery of a Jupiter--mass planet in orbit around the solar--type star 51Peg has been reported by Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz (Geneva Observatory) on October 6th at the 9th Cambridge workshop on "cool stars, stellar systems, and the sun" held at Florence (Italy). ... Recall that the measurements of radial velocity only yield v sin i which in turn gives us M sin i. For most values of i, sin i will be greater than 0.5 and this gives a mass estimate of 0.5 Jupiter masses. ...

... Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer. 2015 October 5 . Orion Over and Under Tibet . ... Taken last year at this time, the three belt stars of Orion can be seen lined up almost vertically above and below the Himalayan Mountains . ... Also, the bright red star Betelgeuse is doubly visible on the image left, while bright blue Rigel appears twice on the image right. ... About APOD | ...

... Tonight's Sky . ... Observing . ... Star Atlas . ... stars . ... Astronomy for Kids . ... Picture of the Day . ... Observing springtime deep-sky objects with a large telescope . ... What causes spikes around stars in pictures, and how can I prevent them? ... Get instant access to subscriber content on Astronomy.com! ... If you are already registered on Astronomy.com, please log in below. ... Receive news, sky-event information, observing tips, and more from Astronomy's weekly email newsletter. ...

... I'm modifying the stsci_python package so that it runs under python 2 and 3. So far I've got the code set up and converted the code in the top directory. ... I've been converting the stsci_python code so it works under python 2 and 3. ... It turns out that before I can test any of the migrated code, I need to first convert pandokia so it runs under 2 and 3. ... I finished making code changes to Pandokia. ... I spent the day trying to debug problems with the database tests. ... Archive for 2015 . ...

... Click on Pics to see the pictures, best viewed in Full Screen mode [F11] use the О key to go back a picture or the links to the next picture or to return to this page. 2003 started in very dramatic fashion with bushfires ranging across the Australian Capital Territory, almost surrounding Canberra. We rushed back from Christmas in Sydney to check on Carole’s townhouse on the city edge. ... Not so lucky were several friends amongst the five hundred Canberra families who lost their homes. ... Pics . ...

Astronotes Armagh Planetarium's Stellar Blog! ... Armagh Planetarium . ... Space Flight . ... By admin November 24, 2015 Posted in: Armagh Planetarium . Please note that these items are not currently available to buy online from Armagh Planetarium . ... Image Credit: Martina Glass/Armagh Planetarium) . ... Not to just limit space gifts for the older members of the family. ... Here you will find the latest news and views from the fascinating worlds of astronomy and space exploration. ...

... the measured pointing errors before and after the failure (.ps) ( .pdf) : . ... The source B0340+ 048 was tracked rise to set and then a few points were taken on B0518+165. ... The za errors remain the same. ... Page 4 az,za sky errors after correcting az encoder by -80": I subtracted 80asecs*sin(za) from each of the azimuth errors after the encoder failure and then replotted the data. ... The after az errors line up better for B0340+048 but the az errors for B0518+165 at low za are now off by 20". ...

Domes Forum Message . Forums: . ... Under $100.00 . ... Well, they fixed that street light across the street. ... An expensive dome wouldn't help very much because when I open the top slit, you still have street lights in front of you. ... There's nothing I can do about the light spilling into the sky, but with the tarps open I never look directly into the street light, I get no glare on the eyepiece and I get real good night vision going. ... www.astronomy.net . About Astronomy Net | ...

home publications > mercury . SEARCH ASP SITE: Match ALL words Match ANY word . ... ASP Conference Series . ... Publications of the ASP (PASP) . ... Editorial: 2001 is just around the corner . ... Shuttling between "Animals That Kill for Fun" and "Astrology: Science of the Future," I came upon live coverage of construction of the International Space Station. ... The year 2001 is just around the corner, but we've a ways to go to reach the cinematic visions that make us want tomorrow here today. ...

... The MROI makes use of optical interferometry, much like COAST . ... As a major collaborator, the Cambridge Astrophysics Group is currently developing some of the mechanisms below, specifically the delay line and the fast tip-tilt system. ... Fringe tracking is used to control the positions of the delay line trolleys to make sure the light beams from the different telescopes in the MROI arrive at the science camera beam combiners in phase so that an interference pattern can be produced. ...

... Resembling a gigantic hubcap in space, a 3,700 light-year-diameter dust disk encircles a 300 million solar-mass black hole in the center of the elliptical galaxy NGC 7052. ... Because the front end of the disk eclipses more stars than the back, it appears darker. ... Despite its size, the disk is 100 times less massive than the black hole. ... The bright spot in the center of the disk is the combined light of stars that have crowded around the black hole due to its strong gravitational pull. ...

Phases of the Moon Phases of the Moon are not caused by the Earth's shadow. They are due to a change in our viewing perspective as the Moon orbits around us as it is lit by the Sun. ... The Earth spins in the light, so that the entire Earth gets to be lit at some point each day. Even though the Moon is always half-lit like the Earth is, sometimes we on the Earth see only a tiny bit lit, other times completely lit, depending on where the Moon is in its orbit around the Earth. ... Look at Day 7. ...

HI envelopes around the Supernova remnants . ... From 24 investigated Supernova remnants 12 the HI envelopes with radial motions are found. The example of an envelope around the Supernovae remnant W28 is shown on figure 1. Mean velosity of radial motion is 12.9 km/s, thickness of envelopes is 0.3 of radius, mean HI mass is 5.6E+4 mass of the Sun, mean kinetic energy is 10 50 ergs. ... Distribution of HI emission around the Supernovae remnant W28. The details shows an extending envelope. ...

... Some improvements to documentation - Now depends on statistics-0.16 Version 0.25 2000-07-18 (MT) -------------- - improved documentation - dsls implemented , which listed the files in the given directory, indicating which ones are datasets, and which are unrecognised. - dsaddcomment implemented , which adds a comment record to the given attributable object. - dsaddhistory implemented , which adds a history record to the given attributable object. - dssetlabel ...