... ESO for the Public > Doing Business with ESO > Technology Transfer > Historic examples of ESO-developed technologies . ... Solar System . ... Survey Telescopes . ... Technical CCD systems . ... The original TCCD systems are now obsolescent, and have been replaced by a newer version based on a commercial controller and an ESO-developed CCD head. ... Remote Observing . ... Before the VLT era, astronomers given observing time on ESO telescopes had to travel to Chile to carry out their observations. ...

... This year's most powerful solar flare was photographed by TESIS telescopes in the southern hemisphere of the Sun on July 5th, 2009. ... Events of such power are unique and are only observed during maximal solar activity. ... For two months, all the activity of the new solar cycle was connected with areas of this belt, including the first solar flares and coronal mass ejections of the year. ... Nevertheless, this year's largest solar flare occurred in the southern belt. ...

... After making quite a show in the northern hemisphere in mid January, the comet moved south and developed a long and unusual dust tail that dazzled southern hemisphere observers starting in late January. Comet McNaught was imaged two weeks ago between Mount Remarkable and Cecil Peak in this spectacular image taken from Queenstown , South Island , New Zealand . ... Publications with keywords: Comet McNaught . Publications with words: Comet McNaught . ... The Iron Tail of Comet McNaught . ...

... 2007 February 12 . Comet McNaught Over New Zealand . ... Explanation: Comet McNaught is perhaps the most photogenic comet of our time. ... Comet McNaught was imaged two weeks ago between Mount Remarkable and Cecil Peak in this spectacular image taken from Queenstown , South Island , New Zealand . The bright comet dominates the right part of the above image , while the central band of our Milky Way Galaxy dominates the left. ... About APOD | ... NASA Web Privacy Policy and Important Notices . ...

Brad Carter, Carolyn Brown, Rhodes Hart Drew Foster, John Kielkopf, Ron Moore University of Southern Queensland, Australia University of Louisville, Kentucky, USA OVERVIEW Mt Kent Observatory is now providing live remote observations of southern skies as part of a collaborative project between USQ, the University of Louisville, and Northern Kentucky University. ... This enables observers to make daytime use of a remote telescope during its local night-time, and image otherwise inaccessible skies. ...

... References: % observed energy levels : Shirai,T., Sugar,J., Musgrove,A., Wiese,W.L., 2000, J.Phys.Chem.Ref.Data, Monograph 8 % observed energy levels (12,21,22,25,29,34,37,39-42): Martin,W.C., Sugar,J., Musgrove,A., Dalton,G.R., 1995, NIST Database , Version 2.0, NIST Standard Reference Database 61. %comment: the following NIST observed energy ... References: %filename: fe_23.splups %oscillator strengths (n=2 levels): Zhang, H.L., Sampson. ...

Statistics of sunspot activity . ... The solar regions . ... NOAA 11300's . ... The fine bipolar sunspots were marked at the tenth parallel of the Northern hemisphere since 11.06 to 20.06.01. ... From time to time pores of opposite magnetic polarity were observed neighbouring the sunspot, and the total region's area reached 150 m.s.h. NOAA 09502 . ... The fine bipolar sunspots were observed at the mid latitudes of the Northern hemisphere since 15.06 to 17.06.01, in the Eastern part of the Sun disc. ...

... A distance-limited sample of southern Wolf-Rayet stars within 3 kpc of the Sun has been observed with the Australia Telescope Compact Array at 8.64 GHz and 4.80 GHz. ... Five sources are classified as non-thermal. ... We derive mass-loss rates for the thermal sources. After combining them with all existing radio mass-loss rates of Wolf-Rayet stars in the northern and southern hemisphere, we perform a comparison with mass-loss rates derived from optical emission lines. ...

... Logout of current observing session if necessary . ... Select 'Line' from the observing modes . From the ' Choose receiver' widget: Choose ALFA & then 'Select this receiver now' . Dismiss widget . From the 'Observer's interface' select Pointing Control . Within Pointing Control click on ' catalog' . ... Leave this widget open (i.e. don't click 'dismiss') . ... Dismiss the 'New improved IFLO Control' widget. ... From the WAPP ALFA widget click on 'Configure WAPP ALFA' . ...

... Over the course of a week two secondary students James Hadnett and Liam Fields observed NEAs using one of two 2-Metre telescopes courtesy of the Faulkes Telescope Project which are positioned in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere. This was made possible with the aid of Las Cumbres Observatory who, with their Global Telescope Network, give educational establishments the chance to observe with a high grade telescope. ... Comet C/2012 F6 (Lemmon) observed on 2013 July 1st. ... 2013 July 5th . ...

... The concept of continuous solar wind developed in 1950's. First, Biermann (1951, 1957) observed comet tails as they passed close to the Sun , and explained the observed tail deflection by a continuous flux of protons from the Sun. Then Parker (1959) showed that the solar corona must expand, and called the outward streaming coronal gas 'solar wind'. ... The expanding solar wind drags also the solar magnetic field outward, forming what is called the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) . ...

... GCN 8471 | ... TITLE: GCN CIRCULAR NUMBER: 8516 SUBJECT: GRB 081102: MASTER