... This survey will using the 3.5 and 0.9m telescopes of the WIYN Observatory to conduct an unbiased survey for dwarf galaxies. ... What percentage of low mass galaxies experience starburst (SB) episodes? ... There are two kinds of galaxies, those that SB and those that don't. Need a survey that identifies both kinds? ... Therefore, you need to survey a large area to have a sufficient volume to find enough dwarfs. ... Low mass galaxies are very rare, so we need to cover a lot of area. ...

... In this case you have to write in your answer (in English or Russian): «impossible situation ­ ». ... The name of the moon in the solution and in the drawings should be written (or duplicated) in English. ... The answers "which moon" and "in what case" (configurations at the moment of Jupiter disappearance) have to be given in the form of drawings, and calculations should be the base for the answers. The names of the moons in the solution and in the drawings should be written in English. ...

ATNF ATUC Memorandum To: ATUC From: D McConnell Date: 25 November 2005 Subject Target-of-Opportunity criteria Responding to a request for telescope access for a Target-of-Opportunity (ToO) involves answering the following questions. ... Is the requested observation technically and operationally feasible? There may be telescope facilities normally offered, but not available at short notice; - Operational resources may not be available for the proposed observation. ...

... Star Formation in Irregular Galaxies: Current Knowledge and Unanswered Questions . ... Current . Missions . ... Future Missions and . ... Missions Office . ... Research . Research Staff Directory . ... I will stimulate discussion on the internal star formation processes in non-interacting irregular galaxies by examining five interrelated questions: What regulates star formation? ... How do star formation rates of current systems compare with those of more distant galaxies? ...

Next: The command line interface (TEXT CEILIDH ONLY) Up: Using Ceilidh as a Student Previous: Interpreted language exercises . ... For Question/Answer exercises you are given the following menu. Question/answer exercise menu for course "tst" unit "1" exercise "qu": vq view questions | pq print questions ans answer questions and submit | cks check submitted h help | ... To quit the exercise before answering all the questions type q as your answer. cks . ...

SAS home . ... List of SAS threads . Let us assume we are working in /home/user/my_work and have our XMM observation data files in /home/user/sasdata/ <my_obs>, where <my_obs> identifies a specific XMM observation. ... 2) Where are stored all the Calibration files? ... That is done by creating a Calibration Index File ( CIF ) which will tell our reduction processes which CCF s we need to use out of all available in SAS_CCFPATH , for the specific date of our observation data. ...

... Questions relevant to "The Great Magnet, the Earth" will be answered, to the extent time allows. If a question seems to be worthy of broader interest, it and its answer (suitably edited) may be added to the list appearing in "The Great Magnet." ... Please do observe the following: . ... Asking about matters which are far beyond the scope of "The Great Magnet." ... Posing a question without first checking if it was answered in the main files of "The Great Magnet" or in the question-and-answer list. ...

Canadian Paper Money] . This page will attempt to answer questions pertaining to Canadian Paper Money.љ ... 4) What does the "*" beside the serial number represent? ... Following the creation Canada's central bank, the Bank of Canada introduced its first paper money issue.љ ... Starting with the 1954 Bank of Canada issue, defective notes produced during the printing process were replaced by these 'replacement notes' which carried the asterisk before the serial number.љ ...

Questions relevant to "Exploration of the Earth's Magnetosphere" will be answered, to the extent time allows. If a question seems to be worthy of broader interest, it and its answer (suitably edited) may be added to the list appearing in "Exploration." ... Please do observe the following: . ... Asking about matters which are far beyond the scope of "Exploration." ... Posing a question without first checking if it was answered in the main files of "Exploration" or in the question-and-answer list. ...

Данный дистанционный консультационный пункт по математике закрыт. ... По-русски вопросы по математике обсуждаются в newsgroup под названием fido7.ru.math. ... Google Answers : форум вопросов и ответов на самые разные темы, в том числе и по математике. Сервис платный (при приеме вопроса посетителя просят внести сумму денег, которая возвращается, если вопрос остается без ответа), но можно как минимум почитать архив вопросов и ответов. На прощание оставляем вам архив старых вопросов и ответов . ...

Hubble Observations Shed New Light on Jupiter Collision . Was it a comet or an asteroid? ... Their initial findings, combined with results from other space-borne and ground-based telescopes, shed new light on Jupiter's atmospheric winds, its immense magnetic field, the mysterious dark debris from the impacts, and the composition of the doomed comet itself. ... Hubble's ultraviolet observations show the motion of very fine impact debris particles now suspended high in Jupiter's atmosphere. ...

Welcome to the Everyday Classroom Tools curriculum, Observing the World Around Us, which takes its form in The Threads of Inquiry. Before you begin, you will probably like to know how to use the Threads, what they will look like, and what resources are contained in their text. ... It pinpoints the scientific motivations for this Thread, or why it is important for students to understand what is happening around them with regards to the Thread topic. ... the Threads, and additional button . ...

... We can not observe the Universe when it is 1000 years old because a) there was no matter \b there were not photons \c the universe was opaque to radiation \d the speed of light was still changing at that time \e it had not begun its expansion \m Which of the following is a prediction ... heliocentric model for the Sola r System? \m \a stellar parallax \b retrograde motion \c Venus would never be observed at midnight \d different constellations would be seen at ...

Race to the Planets Family Event Sample Agendas Family ASTRO Leader Kits and Guides are designed to contain enough materials and activities for two full family events. ... What's Next: As families leave, make sure they know about the date and time for your second Race to the Planets session and that you'll want to know how they did playing the "Surfing the Solar System" game. ... If there are any planets visible in the night sky, a nice follow up to this family event is a planet observing session. ...

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... How to Identify that Light in the Sky . ... If so, and if you live near a city, the answer is typically an airplane, since planes are so numerous and so few stars and satellites are bright enough to be seen over the din of artificial city lights . If not, and if you live far from a city, that bright light is likely a planet such as Venus or Mars -- the former of which is constrained to appear near the horizon just before dawn or after dusk. ... Publications with keywords: sky - light - airplane . ...

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... Contacting and discussing with people sharing your interests, participating in night sky observations with telescopes as well as a large choice of astronomical books, magazines and video-tapes out of our club library. ... The seasons, the seeing ( a clear sky is not always associated to calm , stable air ) and most important how dark your observation site is. ... Therefore a dark site for observing is at least as important for deep sky observation as the diameter of your scope. ...

Observations of the cosmos provide a valuable tool to study the fundamental laws of nature. The future generation of astronomical surveys will provide data for a sizeable fraction of the observable sky. These rich data set should provide the means to answer fundamental questions: what are the laws of physics at high energies in the Early Universe? what is the nature of neutrinos? what is the dark matter? what is the dark energy? why are there baryons at all? ...

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