... Bad Astronomy . Misconceptions . ... Site Info . ... This page is basically a list of links to websites that either support or refute the claim that NASA never sent men to the Moon. I have my own detailed rebuttal of the Fox television program ``Conspiracy Theory: Did We Land On The Moon?'' in my Bad TV section . ... I plan on having a thorough debunking of this on this site eventually. ... Below are listed pages by both the conspiracy theorists and the debunkers. ... 2008 Phil Plait. ...

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Astronotes Armagh Planetarium's Stellar Blog! ... Earth Satellites . ... Continue Reading.. ... 2 Comments The space programmes of the USA and USSR began in a spirit of bitter Cold War rivalry but by the early 1970s internation tensions had eased a little into a [ ] . ... Posted on June 20, 2014 | ... 2 Comments The year 2014 could see the first 3D printer brought into space, the first fare-paying passengers leave Planet Earth on the Virgin Galactic and the first test mission of a [ ] . ...

... Re : Need easy way to download whole KHG . ... For now, you can use web mirroring packages to create your own local mirror and read from there. Several such packages are available, and since I don't use any of them, I don't have details like names: can someone else who knows please post details? For the future, it would be nice if someone is interested enough in mirroring to write scripts for the KHG that allow you to read it off-line, but also allow you to respond. ...

... Missions . HST . ... Research . ... The key questions I would like addressed in my section include: 1) What are the remaining plausible models that explain the faint blue counts in both the field and cluster and are dwarfs necessary in these models? How much evolution is actually needed? ... 2) Showing some Keck redshift and kinematic data of very faint blue galaxies, as well as complementary HST structure and morphology that address the issue of faint blue galaxies being dwarfs. ...

... There has been a heated public discussion in the past few years about whether our ninth planet is really deserving of the name. Since Pluto orbits a star, and is much less luminous, it certainly satisfies the definition we have above. The problem is actually not with Pluto, but with a very large number of other bodies in our Solar System which also satisfy this definition, but which are not called planets. Perhaps the most notable of these is Ceres, the largest asteroid. ... Planet . ...

Общая Астрономическая Конференция > Товары для астрономов > Полезное для астрономии > Michael K. Gainer Real Astronomy with Small Telescopes. Step-by-Step Activities for Discovery . ... Просмотр полной версии : Michael K. Gainer Real Astronomy with Small Telescopes. ... Michael K. Gainer . Real Astronomy with Small Telescopes . Step-by-Step Activities for Discovery 2007 . ... ftp://sky:sky@195.208.220.125/eng_books/real_astronomy/ . ...

Next: Viewing the qpoe file. ... At the current time (1997 Dec), the only AXAF files of general interest are those produced by MARX via the MARX utility 'marx2fits' and 'marx2img'. Although the MARX fits files conform to FITS standards, there are two parameters in the events list fits header which are written as reals whereas fits2qp expects integer format. ... The following description tells how to produce a qpoe file from the MARX fits file (events list format). ... chipx,chipy . ...

Heart of Steel Trixter Another night she sleeps alone As she waits for her Romeo It's the kind of things you read in books Where he's doin' things ... Passion gets the best of some While pain always is the hardest part And even when you find the one It's really over before you start Love's more than a 4-letter word It's everything that they say is real And never think that it can't hurt Even when you've got A heart of ...

... ATNF Home . ... About ATNF overview . ... Australia Telescope Steering Committee . ... Student list | ... Parkes radio telescope . ... PULSE@Parkes . ... The PULSE@Parkes project allows high-school students to carry out real observations using the Parkes radio telescope situated in New South Wales, Australia. ... In the first mode a class of students (Years 10 to 12) undertakes remote observations of the telescope from the Australia Telescope National Facility headquarters in Marsfield, Sydney. ...

... The package includes a new ``hybrid'' symplectic integrator capable of handling close encounters, described at the conference: The Impact of Modern Dynamics in Astronomy , Namur, Belgium (Chambers 1998). ... NRC Research Associate, NASA/Ames Research Center , Moffett Field CA, USA, planetary accretion, formation of the asteroid belt and extra-solar planets. ... G.Laughlin and J.E.Chambers (2002) Astronomical Journal, , in press. ... American Astron. ... Home page of planet hunters Marcy and Butler ....

Y ou don't need your own Voyager to see the solar system. ... Refer to Sky Telescope or a similar magazine for up to date positions or check one of the several Web sites that show planetary positions. ... You can see 99.99% of the mass of the solar system with no instruments whatsoever. ... Jupiter . ... Mars . ... For $200 you can get a far better optical instrument than Galileo or Newton had. ... Date . ... William Herschel . ... O f course, the solar system has more than just planets and moons. ...

... July 11, 1996 . Ganymede: A Really Groovy Moon . Credit: Galileo Mission Team , Galileo Spacecraft , NASA . ... As large ice-sheets shift on the moon's surface , parts of the surface buckle causing high ridges, deep furrows, and parallel grooves. ... The Galileo spacecraft has also just discovered that Ganymede has a region of orbiting charged particles called a magnetosphere - a first for any moon. ... APOD's Archive of Galileo at Ganymede . ... About APOD | ... NASA Technical Rep.: ...

... Especially necessary for an assessment of the calibration reliability of simulations of the different observing modes (still to be performed by the XMM-Newton calibration teams) was the closure of the loop between simulation and data analysis. This has been done complementing the SciSim release with the release of 90 specific SciSim calibration files included in the SciSim CCF tarfile , together with the corresponding Calibration Index file CCF_scisim.cif. ... Pages maintained by SAS librarian . ...

... ESO Science Newsletter August 2014 . 28 Aug 2014 . ... This newsletter is a summary of recent ESO Science Announcement items. Follow the links or visit ESO Science Announcements to read more. ... ALMA Early Science observations, Cycle 1 and Cycle 2, will be interrupted, as foreseen, from the beginning of September until end of November. ... ESO Workshop, Vitacura, Santiago, Chile, 13тАУ17 April 2015 . ... You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the ESO Science Newsletter. ...

... We have been upgrading the software front-end to WASP (Wideband Autocorrelating SPectrometer, operating from 800 to 4000 MHz) from Lynx-OS to Real-Time Linux and will discuss Real-Time software aspects. We are using a standard parallel ``PIO'' card to receive data from the spectrometer and standard GPIB interfaces that drive a frequency synthesizer for bandpass calibration. WASP and its front-end computer are fully mobile and can be taken to any suitable radio telescope. ...

... The processor can only execute one instruction at a time, but Linux systems appear to be running lots of things simultaneously. ... Most of the configuration of the kernel is done when you build it, using make menuconfig , or make xconfig in /usr/src/linux/ (or wherever your Linux kernel source is). ... If you are building a system from source, you can make life a lot simpler by creating a ``monolithic'' kernel. ... source code, see Building a Minimal Linux System from Source Code for urls . ...

... Assignments 4, 5 and 6 all involve the imaginary world of Ziggy. ... Each week, you should write a short executive briefing to Captain Howard, explaining to her what you have learned from that week's data. ... A 500 word limit applies to each briefing you submit. You will submit three briefing papers (due dates below): one for each data release. ... First briefing due (Assignment 4). 2nd data set released. ... Second briefing due (Assignment 5). 3rd and final data set released. ...