GAS KINEMATICS ON GMC SCALES IN M51 WITH PAWS: CLOUD
... of the circular velocity curve that should insure accurate streaming motion solutions. We use the uncertainty introduced in the rotation curve by our choice of stellar M/L=0.45±0.15 to define the error in our measured streaming velocities, together with the measured pitch angle uncertainty. Both are ...
... of the circular velocity curve that should insure accurate streaming motion solutions. We use the uncertainty introduced in the rotation curve by our choice of stellar M/L=0.45±0.15 to define the error in our measured streaming velocities, together with the measured pitch angle uncertainty. Both are ...
Angular Velocity (cont.)
... Newton’s Second Law for Rotational Motion (cont.) • If the torque on an object and the angular velocity of that object are in the same direction, then the angular velocity of the object increases. • If the torque and angular velocity are in different directions, then the angular velocity decreases. ...
... Newton’s Second Law for Rotational Motion (cont.) • If the torque on an object and the angular velocity of that object are in the same direction, then the angular velocity of the object increases. • If the torque and angular velocity are in different directions, then the angular velocity decreases. ...
MAGNETIC BRAKING
... seminar the practical uses of forces on moving magnets are shown. 1. INTRODUCTION The topic of magnetic braking has dramatically increased in popularity in recent years. Since 1987, numerous articles about magnetic braking were published. These articles describe both experiments dealing with magneti ...
... seminar the practical uses of forces on moving magnets are shown. 1. INTRODUCTION The topic of magnetic braking has dramatically increased in popularity in recent years. Since 1987, numerous articles about magnetic braking were published. These articles describe both experiments dealing with magneti ...
Liquid Rope Coiling
... The origin of liquid-rope coiling effect is based on the un-isotropic nature of the viscous liquid internally, the viscosity plays a significant role to determine whether the phenomenon will be observed or not. The bucking phenomenon is the response of fluid to its impact on substrate and itself is ...
... The origin of liquid-rope coiling effect is based on the un-isotropic nature of the viscous liquid internally, the viscosity plays a significant role to determine whether the phenomenon will be observed or not. The bucking phenomenon is the response of fluid to its impact on substrate and itself is ...
Research paper
... of ∼414 pc (Menten et al. 2007; Goddi et al. 2011a) is the densest and most molecule-rich part of the degree-long 2,200 M Integral-Shaped Filament (Johnstone & Bally 1999) in the 50,000 M Orion A cloud (Bally et al. 1987). OMC1 contains the ∼ 1 − 2 × 104 L but visually obscured Becklin-Neugebauer ...
... of ∼414 pc (Menten et al. 2007; Goddi et al. 2011a) is the densest and most molecule-rich part of the degree-long 2,200 M Integral-Shaped Filament (Johnstone & Bally 1999) in the 50,000 M Orion A cloud (Bally et al. 1987). OMC1 contains the ∼ 1 − 2 × 104 L but visually obscured Becklin-Neugebauer ...