... The First (Experimental) International Astronomy Olympiad . The following olympic problems were proposed for the participants on the theoretical part: Grades 8-10 . ... Why is it sometimes better to use a small telescope in orbit around the Earth than it is to use a large telescope on a mountain top? ... What will an observer looking to the Moon through the telescope see? ... Paper with a drown circle and table of maximal elongations of Mercury and Venus had been done for participants. ...

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in HII regions: correlation with metallicity . ... We have perfomed the aperture photometry of HII regions using infrared images from telescopes Spitzer and Herschel at passbands 3.6, 4.5, 5.8, 8.0, 24, 70 and 160 m. Emission of PAHs are observed at passbands 3.6 - 8.0 m, 24 m is emission likely of hot small particles and finally large particles are responsible for emission at 70 and 160 m. We determine abundances of PAHs using model of Draine Li (2007) . ...

Collins School Star Party - Oct. 5, 1999 Presented by the North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club (NSAAC) For more information: NSAAC: http://www.star.net/people/~nsaac 1.0 Using a telescope Close one eye (use your hand if it's easier) and look straight down into the eyepiece. ... Massive stars use up their fuel much faster - in some cases less than 100 million years. ... Jupiter _____. ... With the chart at left and using the brightest stars as a guide, see if you can find Uranus with binoculars. ...

... Radiation mechanisms of astrophysical objects: classics today . ... Saint-Petersburg is the 2n d largest city in Russia located on the Neva River at the head of the Gulf of Finland on the Baltic Sea. Founded in 1703 by Tsar Peter the Great Saint Petersburg was the imperial capital of Russia until 1918. The meeting will be held in the Conference Hall of historical building of the Saint-Petersburg State University - Twelve Collegia. ... Conference program . ... Conference location . ...

... part 1 | ... Regular orbits of planets of the Solar system during their formation, . ... Radius of the orbit in perigelion . Regular orbit of a planet in time of its formation from . Divergence with actual radius . ... Name . ... orbit . ... Radius . ... Mercury . ... 1,3487 . ... 1,8191 . ... X-planet)* . ... Orbits of prospective planets destroyed in present . Orbits, on which planets of Mercury, Moon and (DePho) * presumably were before. | ...

Stealing Pluto's thunder by Catherine E. BorschИ This artist's concept shows the planet cataloged as 2003UB313 at the lonely outer fringes of our solar system. ... The new planet, which is yet to be formally named, is at least as big as Pluto and about three times farther away from the sun than Pluto. ... On July 29, 2005, Dr. Mike Brown of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) announced the discovery of the new planet in the outer region of our solar system. ...

... Dept. for Astrometry & Space Geodynamics . ... Dept. for Physics of Stars&Galaxies . ... Dept. for Physics of Planetary Systems . ... Science . ... All Pages . ... Research of the stars with planets which pass apparent star disk (transiting exoplanets). The transit method based on a detection star brightness decrease during a passing of planet in front of its disk. Observed brightness system decries when planet pass star disk and its volume depend of the relative sizes star and planet. ...

Russian . ... text in English) . ... text in Russian) . ... Circular Polarization of Galilean Satellites of Jupiter . ... New Quasi-Isothermal Models of Galaxies . ... Moscow, Sternberg Astronomical Institute, December 20-21, 2012 . ... A New Source of Maser Radio Emission in the 1720-MHz OH Line . ... K.I. Churyumov, V.A. Ponomarenko, V.V. Kleshchonok, A.R. Baranskiy . ... Discovery of Radio Pulses from SGR 0418+5729 . ... The Discovery of New Pulsars on the BSA LPI Radio Telescope. ...