... High redshift radio galaxies . ... Verkhodanov O.V., Kopylov A.I., Zhelenkova O.P., Verkhodanova N.V., Chernenkov V.N., Parijskij Yu.N., Soboleva N.S., Temirova A.V. 2000. ... Verkhodanov O.V., Kopylov A.I., Parijskij Yu.N., Soboleva N.S., Temirova A.V. "Color ages of parent galaxies of high redshift radio sources", in Proc. XV Conf. on "Aktualnye problemy vnegalakticheskoi astronomii" ("Current Problems of Extragalactic Astronomy"), Pushchino, May 25--29, 1998, printed in Pushchino Sci. ...

... The data for ~ 5500 F-G stars are used to study their kinematics, metal abundance and HR diagram in terms of uvby photometry. The age - metallicity, velocity - metallicity, and age - velocity relations are derived. ... 4) At a given metallicity the kinematics of F dwarfs is close to that of G giants and the kinematics of G dwarfs is close to that of K giants. ... 1) При [Fe/H] < 0 звезды данной металличности обнаруживают отчетливую точку поворота главной последовательности (ГП). ...

... Equations are obtained for the plane relative motion of the system on the taut thread (on the assumption that the centre of mass of the system moves along the Keplerian elliptic orbit). ... The torques of gravitational forces, aerodynamic pressure, aerodynamic friction and the aerogradient effect are taken into account. ... First, the problem is investigated in case of taut thread and Keplerian elliptic motion of the centre of mass. ... In a general case the free motion is bound to become connected....

... Telescopes ћ Binoculars ћ Microscopes . Meade Ultra-High Transmission coatings (UHTC ) Group . ... Meade Standard Coatings: The optical surfaces of all Meade telescopes include high-grade optical coatings fully consistent in quality with the precision of the optical surfaces themselves. ... These specialized, and extremely advantageous, coatings are offered here as the Meade Ultra-High Transmission Coatings (UHTC) group, a coatings group available optionally on many Meade telescope models. ...

... Mindful of these biases, I can now explore the relations between the measured rotation periods and various other observables. The hypothesis behind monitoring stellar variability is that active stars have asymmetric spot distributions on their photospheres. ... They found that only stars with rotation periods greater than seven days show variations greater than 0.4 magnitudes at I. Bouvier et al . ... 1993a) demonstrated a relation between X--ray flux and spectral type in ZAMS stars. ...

INTERELATION OF GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCES AND SOLAR WIND PARAMETERS Ivanov V.G., Miletsky E.V. Central astronomical observatory of RAS at Pulkovo Abstract Interrelations between characteristics of geomagnetic activity and parameters of the solar wind are investigated. ... Relatively simple relations that link variations of geomagnetic activity and solar wind parameters are found. The obtained models allow quantitative estimation of influence of the solar wind parameters upon geomagnetic activity. ...

The ESA/ESO Astronomy Exercise Series 2 . The Distance to Messier 100 as Determined by Cepheid Variable Stars . ... The small variations in distance to the individual Cepheid variable stars in the Cloud are negligible compared with the much larger distance to the SMC. ... In this way Cepheid variable stars can be used as one of the 'standard candles' in the Universe that act either as distance indicators themselves or can be used to calibrate (or set the zero point for) other distance indicators. ...

... Recent Topics . ... MAO main . ... The third-order space-by-time relation . ... Тема: The third-order space-by-time relation . ... The mass m experiences a gravity force toward the sun and . ... will experience the Coriolis force or Coriolis acceleration. ... differentiated space-by-time twice and discovered equation2. ... If one differentiates . ... time differentiation of space-by-time. ... third-order space-by-time relation. ... understand the third-order space-by-time relation. ... MAO NASU . ...

... To derive the motion of a penny dropped inside an airliner moving at 600 miles/hr (about 1000 km/hr)--should we calculate it with respect to the interior of the airliner, or with respect to the ground? ... And if a similar penny is let go inside an orbiting spaceship--should its motion be calculated relative to the interior of the spaceship, or relative to the Earth outside? ... Each such choice is known as a frame of reference . Some possible frames are -- the interior of the airliner, . ...