... Armagh Observatory, College Hill, Armagh BT61 9DG, +44 (0)28 3752 2928 . ... A close up of the asteroid as it flies by at 1 kilometre per second. Earth from the asteroid's point of view - 3000 km up . ... The asteroid agains the night side of the Earth over the Indian Ocean . The asteroid from the light side . Last sunset for the asteroid as we follow it down (24 seconds before impact) . The trail starts to form high in the atmosphere - viewed from Earth orbit ~250km away . ...

... Data was taken with lbw and the mock spectrometers on 05may09 to investigate the problem with higher time resolution and bandwidth. ... 6 172 Mhz bands were taken centered at: 1200,1300,1400,1500,1600, and 1700 Mhz. 8192 channels (20Khz resolution) was used for the low time resolution (.1 second dumps). 4096 channels (40Khz resolution) was used for the high time resolution (.001 second dumps). ... The total power was computed for each 172 Mhz band and then plotted vs time (.1 second resolution). ...

... Saturns Moon Rhea from Cassini . ... Each moon of Saturn seems to come with its own mystery. ... The Rosette Nebula . ... The bland New General Catalog designation of NGC 2237 doesn't appear to diminish the appearance of the this flowery emission nebula. Inside the nebula lies an open cluster of bright young stars designated NGC 2244. ... The Virgo Cluster is so close that it spans more than 5 degrees on the sky - about 10 times the angle made by a full Moon. ... NGC 3132: The Eight Burst Nebula . ...

... They cover a period of 4 days in which the Supernova continues to rise in brightness (what astronomers call magntiude). ... First Image Taken on March 11 at 8:22 UT. Second Image Taken on March 12 at 8:52 UT. ... The supernova is the same brightness as in the previous image taken 2 hours ago . ... This image, taken 24 hours after the previous image, shows the supernova to be another 0.21mag (or about 25%) brighter. ... Hopefully the images do show that the brightness of the Supernova is changing. ...

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... Its perihelion would occur on April 1, 1997, at which point the comet would be only 0.92 astronomical units from the Sun, just within the orbit of Earth. ... Taken in April 1993, the photo showed the comet over 13 astronomical units from the Sun, well beyond the orbit of Saturn. ... Hale, as in Comet Hale-Bopp, has written a book, Everybody's Comet (available through the ASP Catalog) and coordinated an Internet project, "Hale-Bopp: Live in the American Classroom." ... Anatomy of a comet. ...

... We Fourier analysed Hubble Telescope Crab pulsar data obtained with the High Speed Photometer in October 1993. A weak modulation at frequency Hz is detected. We found a strong correlation between this result and the Fourier transform result of stroboscopic Crab pulsar data obtained in December 1994 at the 1.82m telescope of Asiago observatory (University of Padua, Italy). ... We found that both data show a weak modulation at the period of 60 seconds. ... The corresponding frequency is Hz . ...

This example shows a difference between CSS's table model for HTML and for other document formats. The first, HTML, example is defined by HTML to be illegal, as it would lead to overlapping cells if HTML's rules for layout are followed. ... The diagram depicts how the two examples, the HTML one and the almost identical non-HTML one, might be rendered. ... The rendering of the non-HTML example is on the right, it follows the CSS rules and thus has no overlapping cells. ...

... Meteors and Meteorites . ... By admin August 2, 2011 Posted in: August . 13 August 2009: A perseid flashes through the sky (Image credit: Andreas M†ґller via wikimedia.org) . ... Not all meteors are sporadic events, the regular meteor showers occur when the Earth bulldozes through a great swarm of meteoroids drifting in orbit round the Sun. ... They are at their best in the pre-dawn hours, as the face of the Earth turning towards the Sun catches more meteors as the Earth moves through space. ...

The following images of the icy surface of Ganymede, the Solar System's largest moon, were made by the Galileo spacecraft during its ongoing mission to explore Jupiter and the Jovian system. ... This image was taken when Galileo was 7,448 kilometers (4,628 miles) away from Ganymede; north is to the top of the picture, and sunlight illuminates the surface from the lower left nearly overhead (77 degrees above the horizon). ... The image was taken June 27 at a range of 7,448 kilometers (4,628 miles). ...

New England observer Lew Gramer, fresh back from his mid-November fish observing and meteor-catching expedition in South Florida, reports that December also promises to be a great month for celestial sky-sparks!" ... Other showers adding to the mix this month include several very minor showers, such as the Chi Orionids (3 Dec), Monocerotids (9 Dec) and Sigma Hydrids (12 Dec), which usually contribute no more than 2 or 3 meteors per hour during even post-midnight observing this month. ...

... Tonight's Sky . ... Observing . ... Observing Podcasts . ... Astronomy for Kids . ... Observing springtime deep-sky objects with a large telescope . ... How to observe the 2010 Leonid meteor shower . Astronomy magazine Senior Editor Michael E. Bakich shares tips and tricks for observing the 2010 Leonid meteor shower. ... 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. ...

Lunar occultation of the quasar 3C273 observed on Calar Alto Christoph LeinertН , Klaus MeisenheimerН , Andrea Richichi Н MPI fur Astronomie, Heidelberg, О ESO, Garching ? О In lunar occultations, high spatial resolution information on the object is contained in the occultation light curve. ... Two Saros cycles later, on May 31, 2001, 19:59 UT, again a lunar occultation occured, this time observable from Calar Alto. We wanted to take advantage of this opportunity by near-infrared observations. ...

... You are here: start €Ё difx €Ё ivs2016extras . Trace: тАв ivs2016extras . difx:ivs2016extras . ... Make high resolution spectra of baseband channels . Inspect VDIF data headers . ... The program and output text file containing the spectrum is documented in Reference Manual sections 5.50. This program works on many varieties of VLBA baseband data (including the Mark5B data in the first dataset), but does not work on VDIF data with multiple threads (e.g., from the second dataset). ...

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... Comet Tutorial . ... On July 1, 1993 an image was taken with the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) that clearly shows at least 15 individual fragments in one image frame of the train. ... This made an accurate orbit (or orbits) difficult to determine; however, after numerous observations of the comet, astronmers determined that the comet had passed within 96,000 kilometers (60,000 miles) of the center of Jupiter or 25,000 kilometers (16,000 miles) from the cloud tops during the July 8, 1992, approach. ...

... The remote planet Pluto and its moon Charon orbit the Sun at a mean distance of almost 6,000 million kilometres, or nearly fourty times farther out than the Earth. During a recent investigation by an international group of astronomers [1], the best picture ever of Pluto and Charon [2] was secured with the European Space Agency's Faint Object Camera at the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). ... The new HST image was taken when Charon was near its maximum elongation from Pluto (0.9 arcseconds). ...

... The basic ideas of the HSS and its selection methods of ELG candidates are described in Paper I. The final selection was slightly modified to improve significantly the detection rate of ELGs in the follow-up spectroscopy as described in Paper II. As it was outlined in Paper I, the selection procedure provided us finally with two candidate lists (first and second priorities): 1st - objects showing a clear density peak near 5000 ? ... Candidate . ... First priority . ... Second priority . ...

... This program was created for correlating chosen regions in the series of fts images. ... Chosen regions' . ... In this section the program counts the integral for each region of the grid for each image. ... As a matter of fact, the integral is total brightness of the region and it is counted by 'int_tabulated' IDL function. ... In addition, the program will show the count of the regions which correlate with the corresponding region (the brighter region means the bigger count) and its contour. ...

... Club By-laws . ... Other Club Activities . ... Public Nights . ... Dr. James Green, NASA, Director Planetary Science will be our esteemed speaker on Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 7:30 PM in Peyton Hall on the Princeton University campus. ... Our astronomers setup telescopes for public use at Communiversity in Princeton, Super Science Saturday at the NJ State Museum in Trenton and at various public events around Mercer County. ... Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton, Inc., ...