... Still glinting in sunlight and streaking right to left just below the radio telescope's focus cabin, the space shuttle orbiter Atlantis has just undocked with the International Space Station for the final time. ... Atlantis is set for its final landing early this morning (July 21, 5:56am EDT) at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. ... July . ... Publications with keywords: atlantis - space shuttle Atlantis - international space station - ISS - radiotelescope . ... A Dark Earth with a Red Sprite . ...

... Observing . ... Solar Observing . ... April 3 (SUN) - Solar Observing, Central Park , Manhattan . ... APRIL'S SKY . ... Lecture Series at the American Museum of Natural History The Amateur Astronomers Association is proud to present an astronomy lecture series from October through May each year for our members and the .. ... The€аAmateur Astronomers Association of New York€аwas organized in 1927 to promote the study of Astronomy, emphasizing its cultural and inspirational value. ...

... 2011 July 21 . Atlantis Farewell from Parkes . ... Explanation: The Parkes 64 meter radio telescope is known for its contribution to human spaceflight, famously supplying television images from the Moon to denizens of planet Earth during Apollo 11 . ... The space station itself follows arcing from the lower right corner of the frame, about two minutes behind Atlantis in low Earth orbit. Atlantis made its final landing early this morning (July 21, 5:57am EDT) at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. ...

... NGC 5252 is an S0 galaxy at a redshift of z 0.0230. ... NGC 5252 harbors a Seyfert 2 nucleus which illuminates a defined biconical structure of ionized gas extending up to 17 kpc ( = 100 ) from the center of the galaxy (Tadhunter & Tsvetanov 1989, Prieto & Freudling 1995). ... The SUMA code (Viegas & Contini 1994, and references therein) calculates the emission spectra (lines and continuum) from a shocked cloud which may also be affected by photoionizing radiation, in a plane-parallel geometry. ...

Next: Electronic colophon Up: Contents Previous: Data Modeling and Analysis . These Proceedings were prepared as a single LaTeX document, using a style based on the PASP conference style. ... There are 119 figures, for which we received 130 Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) files and only eight figures on paper. ... We scanned the eight printed figures (and the conference photograph), so that all of the figures would be available in the electronic version. ...

... ATNF Home . ... About ATNF overview . ... Australia Telescope Steering Committee . ... Student list | ... Parkes radio telescope . ... As the Wildflowers project develops examples of student work from a range of activities will be posted here for you to view. One of the initial activities for partner schools is for students to design a logo for the project that encapsulates the themes of Wildflowers in the Sky . The contributions below are from students at Meekatharra School of the Air. б  . ...

I would like to propose two new features for the axes annotation in the GMT. 1st: In astrophysics, we often work with great ranges of values (many orders of magnitude). ... However, GMT 3.2 allows to plot annotations for log10 axes every integer log10 value or even more frequently. The proposed patch allows to specify large steps for the log10 axes, in the form illustrated by an example below. 2nd: 10^0 instead of 1, and 10^1 instead of simply 10 do not look beautiful. ... The patch is here. ...

I'm glad you're interested in collaborating on the ConcepTests for Astronomy WWW database project! ... Paul . ... a) high luminosity, high temperature to low luminosity, low temperature . b) high luminosity, low temperature to low luminosity, low temperature . c) high luminosity, low temperature to low luminosity, high temperature . d) high luminosity, high temperature to low luminosity high temperature. ... Back to Paul Green's Peer Instruction page. ... Back to Paul Green's HomePage . ...

August 24, 2004 - Dr. Harold McNamara, Professor of Astronomy at Brigham Young University, has retired as Managing Editor of the ASP's Conference Series. Associate Editor Dr. J. Ward Moody, also a Professor of Astronomy at BYU, has been named Interim Managing Editor. In 1968, Dr. McNamara became Editor of the refereed journal Publications of the ASP (PASP). ... Interim Managing Editor J. Ward Moody received his PhD in astronomy from the University of Michigan in 1986. ...

... Twenty Years in Space: The Hubble Space Telescope’s Greatest Achievements . Robert Naeye, Editor in Chief of Sky Telescope magazine . ... Join ATMoB member and Sky Telescope editor Robert Naeye as he describes some of Hubble’s most significant contributions to human understanding of our amazing universe. ATMoB member Robert Naeye is Editor in Chief of Sky Telescope, the world’s most respected and influential popular astronomy magazine. ... Copyright (c) Amateur Telescope Makers of Boston, Inc. ...

. Astronomy Contributing Editor David Levy at Cairns, Queensland, Australia, November 11, 2012.

LIF Marseille and Institute for Information Transmission Problems, Moscow, Russia. E-mail: alexander.shen AT lif.univ-mrs.fr, sasha.shen AT gmail.com . ... Kolmogorov complexity, algorithmic information theory . Teaching (mathematics, computer science): Independent University of Moscow, Moscow State University, Moscow mathematical school No 57. ... Kolmogorov memorial conference, Moscow. IEEE Conference on Computational Complexity, Aarhus (Denmark), ("Kolmogorov day") . ...

... 30, 2006 . ... If you retrieve these files via a Web browser, please note that you need to use the browser's "Save As..." facility. ... Figures must be provided as Encapsulated PostScript files and should be incorporated in your contribution using the standard Latex2e "graphicx" package as demonstrated in the demo file author.tex. ... Please submit the LaTeX source file of your contribution, and PostScript/PDF files of any figures, via email (!!!) to Iris Bronnert ( ibronner@eso.org ). ...

... Astrophysics Group . ... STFC announces бе119 million contribution to The Square Kilometre Array . ... SKA AAVS0 array . ... One of these is the Square Kilometre Array telescope . ... STFC has as well announced today a contribution of бе165 million to theб European Spallation Source and бе25 millionб to participate in the M3 Space Mission (PLATO).б  Speaking ahead of an event at Jodrell Bank Observatory Science Minister David Willetts announced the funding for the two projects. ...

... Contributions as well as suggestions and comments are invited and can be sent to the editor: Rein H. Warmels, ESO - Data Management Division Karl-Schwarzschild-Strasse 2, D 85748 Garching bei Muenchen Email: rwarmels@eso.org In particular, authors of ESO-MIDAS application software that would be of general interest for the ESO-MIDAS community, are invited to make this software available and to announce it to the community in the Courier or elsewhere. ... ESO-MIDAS Courier, Number 1 June 1991 . ...

Where can I get information about NEdit? Are there any mailing lists for NEdit users? ... The nedit developers also subscribe to this list, and hopefully someone will be able to answer your question. ... The lists are: . ... Developers should also subscribe to the discuss list. announce@nedit.org : a low-volume mailing list for announcing new versions. ... You may submit mail to the discussion list by sending it to the appropriate list: discuss@nedit.org , develop@nedit.org or announce@nedit.org . ...

Astronotes Armagh Planetarium's Stellar Blog! ... Space Flight . ... January . ... By admin January 3, 2011 Posted in: Armagh Planetarium . ... Hosted by Professor Brian Cox (science advisor to the movie тАЬ Sunshine тАЭ, but we wonтАЩt hold that against him) and comedian Dara O Briain (who trained as a physicist), BBC Stargazing Live will include live observing featuring epic images from observatories around the globe on 3 ? ... Tweets that mention BBC Stargazing Live at Armagh Planetarium | ...

The Discovery of the Galilean Satellites . ... Probably the most significent contribution that Galileo Galilei made to science was the discovery of the four satellites around Jupiter that are now named in his honor. Galileo first observed the moons of Jupiter on January 7, 1610 through a homemade telescope. He originally thought he saw three stars near Jupiter, strung out in a line through the planet. ... Galileo's Observations of Jupiter's Moons . ... Jupiter . ...

Next: Armagh Observatory New TSN Up: New TSN Action Plan Previous: What We Do . ... In this way, the Observatory contributes directly to the Northern Ireland Executive's New TSN Policy and Programme for Government, especially in providing enhanced access and choice for those in education, and lifelong learning opportunities for all. Next: Armagh Observatory New TSN Up: New TSN Action Plan Previous: What We Do M.E. Bailey . ...

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