... проект НАСА по созданию космического телескопа, способного исследовать окрестности других звезд в поисках экзопланет, схожих с планетами земной группы. ... 1М (космический аппарат) . ... 2МВ (космический аппарат) . 3МВ (космический аппарат) . ... AGILE (космический аппарат) . ... ANS (телескоп) . ... Dawn (космический аппарат) . ... PLANET-C . ... SOHO (космический аппарат) . ... Spica (космический телескоп) . ... Terrestrial Planet Finder . ... Прогресс М-01М . ... Союз (космический корабль) . ...

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... The RAS Meteorite Collection: State on the 1 st of June, 1999 . ... About the laboratory . ... Find 1856. One mass of 16.5 kg . ... Chondrite . ... Hammadah al Hamra 163 . ... One mass of 680 g . ... One mass of 936 g . ... Find 1996. 5 masses totaling 1280 g . ... One mass of 333 g . ... One mass of 1267 g . ... One mass of 2540 g . ... One mass of 609 g . ... One mass of 4153 g . ... One mass of 3147 g . ... One mass of about 16.3 kg . ... One mass of 1544 g . ... One mass of 1084 g . ...

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So how do we find objects on the other side of the Universe? ... The latest instruments enable us to scan large areas of sky. Using Cerro Tololo's Blanco 4m telescope and the Canada-France-Hawaii 3.5 metre telescope , we are able to scan a piece of sky larger than the size of the moon every 5 minutes to a faintness level which allows us to find Type Ia supernovae halfway across the Universe. Type Ia supernovae are very rare - but each image we take contains 50000 galaxies. ...

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... Study of Mg-Fe-silicate glasses of variable composition. ... With the new data, the astrophysical discussion started in Paper I was continued and focussed on the comparison of the olivine glass data with IRAS LRS spectra of O-rich circumstellar envelopes around Mira stars. ... The new olivine glasses point to the interesting consequence that the temperature for silicate dust grains at the inner edge of circumstellar envelopes must be considerably higher than the values often given in the literature....

The most up-to-date information related to atmos 3.0 are collected here due to constantly increasing interest to MASS/DIMM processing software... atmos 3.0 is still beta , so the latest version is 2.97.5 (there is also 2.98.x branch which absorbs new features) . ... M' line: . ... free seeing and its relative error . ... dimm seeing and its relative error (if dimm data are present, zeros otherwise) . ... dimm turbulence power and its relative error (if dimm data are present, zeros otherwise) . ...

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... 061 267 36 56 ­ Mircea.Trif@unibas.ch Exercise 1*. Point Group Td . Consider the full point a) Find all elements of b) Determine the order c) Find the classes of T group of a tetrahedron (Td ). the group and determine the order of the group. of the elements of Td . ... Great Orthogonality theorem. Consider irreducible representations of the point group C3v ( : C3v D GL2 (R)). ... Characters I Proof the following theorem: Theorem 1. The character for each element in a class is the same. ...

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. General Information . Media Files . Participants . Timetable . Local Information . Photos . We are glad to report that a timetable of the conference are now available on this website ( http://site2010.sai.msu.ru/timetable ) . On sections pages one can find lists of reports with abstracts. If you cannot find your report in timetable, please inform us. Also we ask all participants who haven't sent already abstracts to do this.

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Galactic coordinate system based on multi-wavelength catalogues Ping-Jie Ding, Jia-Cheng Liu, and Zi Zhu School of Astronomy and Space Science, Nanjing University, China Outline Introduction: why we need to establish a new Galactic Coordinate System ( GalCS ) Data and methods used to find a proper GalCS Results and conclusion Discussion 2 Introduction: why we need to establish a new GalCS The Galactic coordinate ... 3 The GalCS is defined by three parameters p , p and . ...

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