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... For SIMS (Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry) analysis, a solid surface is bombarded by primary ions of some keV energy. ... The subsequent mass analysis of the emitted ions provides detailed information on the elemental and molecular composition of the surface. ... Extremely short ion pulses with a duration below . ... By rastering a fine-focussed ion beam over the surface, like an electron beam in an electron microprobe, mass resolved secondary ion images (chemical maps) can be obtained...

... This appartus will drop a mass from different heights. When the mass strikes the ground, some percentage of its original energy will be absorbed by the ground. ... The percentage of the energy which is absorbed by the surface on each "bounce" (EAS) . ... The impact velocity of the object will also be given at each bounce. ... Start= Drop the ball after Energy, Mass and EAS have been set; resume after step or pause has been selected . ... Reset = Reset experiment to intial values . ...

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... Carefully measure the diameter of the craters formed by the impact without disturbing the sand. ... Crater diameter increases with increasing mass. ... Without disturbing the sand, carefully measure the crater diameter. ... Did you measure any difference in the diameters of the craters? Yes, as velocity increases, so does crater diameter. ... Impact cratering. ... Impact craters can be demonstrated with younger or less advanced students using mud instead of sand and ball bearings. ...

... Дни открытых дверей к юбилею САО РАН (12-14 апреля 2016 г.) . Международная конференция "Dark Ages and White Nights (Spectroscopy of the CMB)" (20-24 июня 2016 г.) . ... Международная конференция MULTI-SPIN GALAXIES - 2016 (26-30 сентября 2016 г.) . Международная астрономическая конференция "Физика звезд: от коллапса до коллапса" (3-7 октября 2016 г.) Архив . ... Подробнее.. ... 10.02.16 . ... БТА в реальном времени . ... Цейсс-1000 в реальном времени . ... Последнее обновление: 22/03/2016 ...

Mimas . ... The surface is icy and heavily cratered. ... Because Mimas has such a low temperature of about -200њ C (-328њF), the impact features may date back to the time of the moon's creation. One of the craters, named Herschel, is surprisingly large in comparison to the size of the moon. The crater is 130 kilometers (80 miles) wide, one-third the diameter of Mimas. Herschel is 10 kilometers (6 miles) deep, with a central mountain almost as high as Mount Everest on Earth. ...

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Blackholes Forum Message . Forums: . ... Sir Isaac Newton, And Inter-conversion Of Mass – Energy (E=mc2 ) . ... Sir Isaac Newton, and inter-conversion of mass – energy (E=mc2 ) . Newton has stated first of all about inter conversion of mass and light energy. ... www.astronomy.net . About Astronomy Net | Advertise on Astronomy Net | ... Forum posts are Copyright their authors as specified in the heading above the post. "dbHTML," "AstroGuide," "ASTRONOMY.NET" & "VA.NET" . ...

. Below are links to the spectral energy distributions from starburst models of Leitherer, Heckman, Goldader (1996, PASP, 108, 996). You can use the links below to read a description of the models (Readme file), and to download the files. Readme file . ftp directory with the individual files All data available for mass FTP at: . ftp ftp.stsci.edu login anonymous password your username cd science/starburst/LeHeGo . Last update: December 15, 2001 - Claus Leitherer . Back to the models from our group

Next: Particle Background Rejection Up: Detection Efficiency Previous: Front Illumination . ... The method requires that the CCD substrate be etched from the rear towards the depletion layer boundary. The device can be illuminated through this rear surface, which has a much thinner dead layer than the electrode side. ... The corresponding detection efficiency data are presented in Figure 7, and compared with the predicted data for a 20 m thick depletion layer. ...

Astronotes Armagh Planetarium's Stellar Blog! ... Solar System . ... September . ... Posted on February 18, 2011 | 2 Comments The Zodiacal light is a rarely seen yet intriguing spectacle in a dark sky. ... Continue Reading.. ... 12 Comments In 2003 astronomers discovered Eris, an object seemingly bigger than Pluto, in the frigid Trans-Neptunian wastes of the Solar System. ... Posted on November 5, 2010 | ... Posted on October 14, 2010 | ... Posted on September 27, 2010 | ...

... Oceans Under Jupiter's Ganymede . ... The search for extraterrestrial life came back into our own Solar System last week with the announcement that there may be liquid oceans under the surface of Jupiter's moon Ganymede. Ganymede now joins Callisto and Europa as moons of Jupiter that may harbor seas of liquid water under layers of surface ice. M2 9: Wings of a Butterfly Nebula . ... Are stars better appreciated for their art after they die? ... Degas Ray Crater on Mercury . ...

Comets as the Object of Investigation. ... Stratification of Comets Atmospheres and Their Chemical Structure. ... Formation and Change of Surface Dust Layer of Periodical Comets' Nucleas and Their Evolution in Solar Radiation Field. ... Dynamics of Matter in Near-Nuclear Region of Comet Atmosphere in Adiabatic Approximation. ... Kinetic Theory of Gas Stream in Region of Transition between Condition of Continuum to Free-Moleculte Stream. ... Free-Moleculte Stream of Neutral Gas in Comet Atmosphere. ...

... Mass . ... Following several successful moon landings,NASA decided to use its last Saturn V not to fly to the moon but to place in low Earth orbit a large space station, named Skylab. ... It was followed that year by three manned flights using the smaller Saturn IB, each carrying 3 astronauts for a prolonged stay aboard Skylab. ... Mass measurements aboard Skylab were part of the medical experiments conducted there. ... Measuring body mass in the M172 chair (see illustration) was not a simple matter...

Io ( "EYE oh" ) is the fifth of Jupiter 's known satellites and the third largest; it is the innermost of the Galilean moons. ... Discovered by Galileo and Marius in 1610. ... Io's surface is radically different from any other body in the solar system. ... The material erupting from Io's vents appears to be some form of sulfur or sulfur dioxide. ... Analysis of the Voyager images led scientists to believe that the lava flows on Io's surface were composed mostly of various compounds of molten sulfur. ...

... They had expected to see impact craters like those on the other terrestrial bodies and from their number per unit area to estimate the age of Io's surface. ... This may have been the most important single discovery of the Voyager missions; it was the first real proof that the interiors of other "terrestrial" bodies are actually hot and active. ... A nalysis of the Voyager images led scienties to believe that the lava flows on Io's surface were composed mostly of various compounds of molten sulfur. ...

Electron Bombarded, Back-Illuminated CCD Sensors . ... EBCCD PERFORMANCE: EBS Gain . ... To the first order, the signal gain in the EBCCD is proportional to the kinetic energy of the photoelectrons prior to their impinging on the CCD back surface. ... To obtain EBS gain in the active material, it is necessary for the photoelectron to enter the pixel from the back surface of the CCD -- away from the gate structures that dissipate the electron energy. ... The EBCCD EBS gain was tested using two methods. ...

... About ATNF overview . ... Both are consistent with earlier estimates, computed for the population of optically selected galaxies. This consistency occurs because, although the distribution of optical central surface brightnesses among galaxies is flat, we fail to find a population of galaxies with central surface brightnesses fainter than 24б  B - , even though there is no observational selection against them. Keywords: Galaxies: Luminosity Function, Mass Function; Surveys . ...

About maximal luminosity in the Nature and stability black holes under planckian mass, "Concluding remarks", Vulcano workshop 1992, Conference Proceedings, vol.40, p.499, Italian Physical Society(Eds. F.Giovannelli and G.Mannocchi), Bologna, 1993. "Planckator: an Astrophysical Accelerator to Planck Energies", The talk on American Physical Society Meeting,Bull.Amer.Phys.Soc. 41,No.2, 927, 1996 . Planckator Back .