... Satellite data ] . ... Data organization and access. ... The following data types are used for storage of information relevant to the project: . ... All data available within the Pavodok-96 project are copyright ї Space Monitoring Information Support laboratory (SMIS IKI RAN). Neither the data themselves nor any materials obtained with the use of these data can be used for commercial purposes and/or by any mass-media or public information system without prior writting permission from SMIS IKI RAN. ...

... Looking down on a storm (image credit: Robert Johnston) . Spearheaded by the Project Lead Robert Johnston of Cookstown High school, along with the support of Gerard McStocker from Holy Trinity College and the тАШhighlyтАЩ experienced High Altitude Balloonist Philip Heron , this leading edge school project has left us gazing into the sky! ... The Sun from the stratosphere just north east of Dublin (Image credit: Robert Johnston) . ... The limb of the Earth (Image credit: Robert Johnston) . ...

... In the western literature this method is now called ``coupled dipole method" (CDM). ... Thus, a system of equations relative to the fields scattered by the elementary domains can be obtained, and summation of these fields gives the total scattering field. ... A subtle difference between both methods is in the fact that in the first method one works with the fields which excite a dipole (without the field of the dipole), whereas in the second method one uses the real fields in a given domain. ...

Astronomy Binoculars - The Skies The Limit . ... Binoculars for astronomy are usually powerful. ... If you are buying a hand held binocular to look at the skies, make sure it isn't so heavy that you can't hold it for long periods of time. ... You should also visit some astronomy web sites or binocular reviews and see what the astronomy enthusiast are using. ... Remember that binoculars for astronomy tend to be very powerful and they don't usually have a huge field of view. ... www.astronomy.net . ...

... What are those red streaks in the sky? ... Jets from Comet Churyumov Gerasimenko . ... Where do comet tails come from? ... These two mighty galaxies are pulling each other apart. Known as the "Mice" because they have such long tails, each spiral galaxy has likely already passed through the other. The long tails are created by the relative difference between gravitational pulls on the near and far parts of each galaxy. ... Our Galaxys Magnetic Field from Planck . ... January . ...

The divisity of galaxies. The galaxies are the giant (to hundred of billions of stars) star systems, where the stars are connected by gravitation laws with each other. ... Ther galaxy NGC 3031 . ... Each spiral galaxy has a core a flat disk where the spiral brancher locate. The stars and interstellar substance of spiral galaxies rotate around the core. ... In normal galaxies, such as our Galaxy, the great brightness of the core is accounted for the high concentration of stars. ...