... Sun . ... Our Galaxy . ... Stars . ... Artist's impression of the red dwarf star CHRX 73 A and its companion object CHRX 73 B. The companion object is around 12 Jupiter masses, and may either be a planet or a brown dwarf. ... In Astronomy-speak, red dwarfs are low-mass stars; our own Sun is 2.5 times as heavy as even the biggest red dwarf. ... In our galaxy, the Milky Way, red dwarfs are the most common type of star . ... Tweets that mention Red dwarfs: The most important stars in the Universe | ...

Crater Gassendi . ... I made this drawing was made on the 26th of november 2001. If you compare this one with the previous drawing of Gassendi (below) the differences are clear. ... This drawing was made on the 28th of september 2001. After nearly a full month without observations I had a one hour gap between the thicker clouds. ... This drawing was made on the 29th of august 2001. ... This drawing was made on the 27th of august 2001. ... This drawing was made on the 25th of august 2001. ...

SITE 2010 Comprehensive Characterization of Astronomical Sites Kislovodsk, Russia, 49 October 2010 Conference Summary Marc S. Sarazin*a a European Southern Observatory, Garching, Germany Abstract The main topics discussed during the Site 2010 conference are outlined and the outcome is described. Keywords: Astronomical Site testing, precipitable water vapor, atmospheric turbulence, cloudiness, seeing 1. ... Site surveys for National observatory projects in China, India, and Iran benefit from this. ...

P.O. Box 797 Sonoita, AZ 85637-0797 June 19, 2000 Prof. David Chalmers Philosophy Department Room 213, Social Sciences Building University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721-0027 Dear Prof. Chalmers: Well, here's another one from Mr. At-Least-I-Thought-Of-It-Independently. ... So as a thought experiment, let's imagine that instead of having our matter transporter actually move matter, what it moves is information. ... That will make it necessary to move the matter to move consciousness. ...

. Press release . 17.03.2001 . Press release . March 17 2001 09:00 (Moscow time) . The operation with OC "Mir" scheduled for March 16 is complete. The recent telemetry data confirmed the OC"Mir" remains pressurized, the thermal condition is normal.The batteries generate enough electric power to provide onboard systems nominal performance and register trajectory parametres. The next status report will be issued on March 18.