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EURO­ASIAN AST RONOMICAL SOCIET Y

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I - I As i a n - P As t r o n o m y O
, 13­22. XI. 2015

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Dh ak a , Ban g l ad esh

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Theoretical round
1. Sizes and masses. In the table given at a separate sheet enumerate in growing order (from 1 to 13) the size and the mass of each object: Milky Way Galaxy, Andromeda Galaxy, Neutron star, Electron, Mercury, The first satellite "Sputnik I", Venus, Pluto, Proton, Red dwarf, Black cat, White (Polar) bear, the Sun. 2. Umbra and penumbra. As you know, on clear sunny days, objects usually give rise to umbras and penumbras. Nowadays, the angle of the ecliptic plane to the celestial equator is 0 = 23°26.2' and is reduced by about = 0.78' per century. Calculate in what century begins the period or in what century the period has ended when from the exactly vertical column located in Ashulia 2.1. umbra from the Sun 2.2. penumbra from the Sun will disappear (or disappeared) at some sunny days of the year. Ashulia's coordinates are 23°53.6' N, 90°19.8' E. Draw pictures explaining your solution. 3. Star setting. The Bengal Tiger likes to observe stars. According to his calculations, some star will rise today at 19h45m and will culminate at 21h49m. At what time yesterday did the star set? The refraction and horizon lowering can be disregarded. The solution has to include an artistic picture with an image of the Bengal Tigerastronomer observing the star.







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4. Comet Lovejoy. The table below presents data for the comet C/2014 Q2 (Lovejoy), which this year was the brightest comet in our sky: Discovery date 17 August 2014 Discovered by Terry Lovejoy (Brisben, Australia) Discovered with 20-cm Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope Perihelion (q) 1.2904 au Eccentricity 0.99811 Orbital period (P) ~9000 years Inclination 80.301° Last perihelion 30 January 2015 Minimum magnitude 3.9m In constellation Eridanus Actual magnitude 18.6m In constellation Hercules From these data, calculate in the easiest way, the approximate speed of the comet on January 30, 2015. The orbital speed of the Earth is VE 29.8 km/s. 5. Distance between galaxies. According to estimations of scientists, there are about 1800 galaxies in the cluster of galaxies in the constellation Coma Berenices, which show redshift of 0.023. The region in our sky covered by this cluster is about 910°. Estimate the average distance between the galaxies in this cluster. Draw a picture explaining your solution. 6. Cluster. Astronomers find a "star" which position in the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram is about 9m higher than the corresponding stars of the main sequence. Assuming the "star" was a cluster of stars similar to each other, estimate the number of stars in the cluster. 7. Photons. Radio- (operating wavelength is about 21 cm) and optical (operating in the light visible to the naked eye) telescopes have been used to study an astrophysical object. It was discovered that the energy fluxes from the object in the radio and optical frequencies were equal. 7.1. Which photons' number is the largest, radio or optical? (Write in English "radio" or "optical" respectively.) By how many times is it more? 7.2. What should be the size of the radio telescope to make its resolving power the same as that of the human eye?









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