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... - Lamé’s coefficients and density: l, m, r P and S wave velocities : a = ( (l+2m) / r )1/2 , b = ( m / r )1/2 - Young’s modulus and Poisson’s coefficient: E, n Constraint uniaxial (s = E e), E = ( 3l+2m ) m / ( l+m ), n = ( 2-(a/b)2 ) / ( 2-2 (a/b)2 ) - Compressibility coefficient and shear modulus: ...
... - Lamé’s coefficients and density: l, m, r P and S wave velocities : a = ( (l+2m) / r )1/2 , b = ( m / r )1/2 - Young’s modulus and Poisson’s coefficient: E, n Constraint uniaxial (s = E e), E = ( 3l+2m ) m / ( l+m ), n = ( 2-(a/b)2 ) / ( 2-2 (a/b)2 ) - Compressibility coefficient and shear modulus: ...
Inside… - College of San Mateo
... well as eclipsing binaries, in order to determine their period. They will be analyzing the spectrum of stars to determine their spectral type as part of their laboratory work. Our one of a kind observatory, among the community colleges, has been noted by professional researchers in the field and we ...
... well as eclipsing binaries, in order to determine their period. They will be analyzing the spectrum of stars to determine their spectral type as part of their laboratory work. Our one of a kind observatory, among the community colleges, has been noted by professional researchers in the field and we ...
observing manual - Texas Tech University
... Observational Astronomy ASTR 2401 Texas Tech University ...
... Observational Astronomy ASTR 2401 Texas Tech University ...
a repeating fast radio burst
... a significant fraction of the distance across the observable Universe. Alternatively, the dispersion might be caused by dense clouds of plasma that surround the sources, in which case the sources could reside in neighboring galaxies that are only hundreds of millions of lightyears away. The observed ...
... a significant fraction of the distance across the observable Universe. Alternatively, the dispersion might be caused by dense clouds of plasma that surround the sources, in which case the sources could reside in neighboring galaxies that are only hundreds of millions of lightyears away. The observed ...
Quantification of Distant Luminous Objects
... This can be done by enlarging the image and counting the intensity of each pixel radially outwards until it matches the background. Software can also do this timeconsuming task, such as single star photometry in AIP4WIN (Berry 2000), or it can be done manually. I performed this calculation both manu ...
... This can be done by enlarging the image and counting the intensity of each pixel radially outwards until it matches the background. Software can also do this timeconsuming task, such as single star photometry in AIP4WIN (Berry 2000), or it can be done manually. I performed this calculation both manu ...
Jun 2015 - Astronomical Society of Northern New England
... Going up into space is the best way to view the universe, eliminating all the distortionary effects of weather, clouds, temperature variations and the atmosphere's airflow all in one swoop. It's also the best way, so long as you're up at high enough altitudes, to view an entire 50 percent of Earth a ...
... Going up into space is the best way to view the universe, eliminating all the distortionary effects of weather, clouds, temperature variations and the atmosphere's airflow all in one swoop. It's also the best way, so long as you're up at high enough altitudes, to view an entire 50 percent of Earth a ...
PASSIVE INFRARED TELESCOPES - asas
... Delay between power-on and ready for operation: Connection: Ambient temperature: Case: Dimensions - L: - W: - H: ...
... Delay between power-on and ready for operation: Connection: Ambient temperature: Case: Dimensions - L: - W: - H: ...
Click here to view Carolyn`s poster
... The first x-ray telescopes were launched in the 1970’s and the basic theory remains the same today, all x-ray telescopes are space borne, as x-rays from space do not penetrate the Earth’s atmosphere. An x-ray telescope works on the principle of external reflection, essentially an x-ray is ‘bounced’ ...
... The first x-ray telescopes were launched in the 1970’s and the basic theory remains the same today, all x-ray telescopes are space borne, as x-rays from space do not penetrate the Earth’s atmosphere. An x-ray telescope works on the principle of external reflection, essentially an x-ray is ‘bounced’ ...
microscope project
... can insert them, then I repeated the process with the other sheet of plexiglass, but since I have to be smaller only pierced the side. The latter I made sure that could be moved to and from the bearing surface of the phone, to focus on the object you are looking at, to do so I applied two butterflie ...
... can insert them, then I repeated the process with the other sheet of plexiglass, but since I have to be smaller only pierced the side. The latter I made sure that could be moved to and from the bearing surface of the phone, to focus on the object you are looking at, to do so I applied two butterflie ...
Carmel Holy Word Secondary School Advanced physics TAS
... 2.2 Turn the telescope to your left hand side until the red color of the first order spectrum coincides with the cross-wires. Insert the appropriate filter may help locating this position. Repeat this step for the position on your right hand side. Record the two vernier reading. 2.3 Repeat step 2.2 ...
... 2.2 Turn the telescope to your left hand side until the red color of the first order spectrum coincides with the cross-wires. Insert the appropriate filter may help locating this position. Repeat this step for the position on your right hand side. Record the two vernier reading. 2.3 Repeat step 2.2 ...
ppt
... Some Thoughts for the Future Sources High Energy Processes from Microquasars Radio Emitting X-ray binaries A few sources detected simultaneously in X-ray/radio bands Merck et al ( 1996) studied spectral characteristics of unidentified galactic EGRET sources Most of them have hard spectrum and exten ...
... Some Thoughts for the Future Sources High Energy Processes from Microquasars Radio Emitting X-ray binaries A few sources detected simultaneously in X-ray/radio bands Merck et al ( 1996) studied spectral characteristics of unidentified galactic EGRET sources Most of them have hard spectrum and exten ...
fdwave - KICP Workshops
... Simulation without Diaphragm and Camera shadow Gain (G) with respect to isotropy emission ...
... Simulation without Diaphragm and Camera shadow Gain (G) with respect to isotropy emission ...
Introduction - Gettysburg College
... galaxies. They estimate that there are hundreds of billions of galaxies lying within view of our best telescopes. More is needed, however. The two celestial coordinates just tell us in what direction to look to see a galaxy. A third measurement — the distance to the galaxy — is necessary in order to ...
... galaxies. They estimate that there are hundreds of billions of galaxies lying within view of our best telescopes. More is needed, however. The two celestial coordinates just tell us in what direction to look to see a galaxy. A third measurement — the distance to the galaxy — is necessary in order to ...
PULSE@Parkes science and technology overview
... The scientific and technical aspects of the PULSE@Parkes project have been worked on by G. Hobbs, D. Champion and M. Carr. The work undertaken so far has been to develop systems quickly that can be used to test various aspects of the project. It is now ...
... The scientific and technical aspects of the PULSE@Parkes project have been worked on by G. Hobbs, D. Champion and M. Carr. The work undertaken so far has been to develop systems quickly that can be used to test various aspects of the project. It is now ...
Beyond the Hubble Space Telescope: Early
... thereby building stronger bases of support that enable advocates to better resist threats of cancellation. Such very large-scale efforts have also resulted in unique and extremely powerful tools that have greatly expanded as well as helped to intellectually reconstitute scientific disciplines. A lea ...
... thereby building stronger bases of support that enable advocates to better resist threats of cancellation. Such very large-scale efforts have also resulted in unique and extremely powerful tools that have greatly expanded as well as helped to intellectually reconstitute scientific disciplines. A lea ...
The role of DST in support of NRF
... 7. The MeerKAT (meer is Afrikaans for “more”) has arisen out of South Africa's ambition to host the SKA and will be one of several science and technology “pathfinders” currently under construction around the globe. ...
... 7. The MeerKAT (meer is Afrikaans for “more”) has arisen out of South Africa's ambition to host the SKA and will be one of several science and technology “pathfinders” currently under construction around the globe. ...
Rex Derr - Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
... State Park, 1602 Observatory Drive in Goldendale. Participants may view the 95 percent eclipse of the sun by the moon on the large screen monitor of the interpretive center’s indoor theater. Live video images from the observatory’s solar telescope will display the moon’s passage between Earth and su ...
... State Park, 1602 Observatory Drive in Goldendale. Participants may view the 95 percent eclipse of the sun by the moon on the large screen monitor of the interpretive center’s indoor theater. Live video images from the observatory’s solar telescope will display the moon’s passage between Earth and su ...
how to set out an angle with the theo020 theodolite
... Turn the horizontal alignment knob until the vertical crosshair is lined up with B. 15 Unlock the vertical clamp and rotate the telescope until the horizontal crosshair is near B. 16 Lock the vertical clamp 17 Turn the vertical alignment knob until the horizontal crosshair is exactly on B 18 Release ...
... Turn the horizontal alignment knob until the vertical crosshair is lined up with B. 15 Unlock the vertical clamp and rotate the telescope until the horizontal crosshair is near B. 16 Lock the vertical clamp 17 Turn the vertical alignment knob until the horizontal crosshair is exactly on B 18 Release ...
The Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy \(VISTA
... design with f /1.0 primary mirror and f /3.25 Cassegrain focus. The initial JIF proposal was for a 4 m f /2 primary mirror with a flipping top-end and two cameras: a visible camera with corrector lenses using the prime focus, and an f /6 secondary mirror feeding a re-imaging near-IR camera at Casseg ...
... design with f /1.0 primary mirror and f /3.25 Cassegrain focus. The initial JIF proposal was for a 4 m f /2 primary mirror with a flipping top-end and two cameras: a visible camera with corrector lenses using the prime focus, and an f /6 secondary mirror feeding a re-imaging near-IR camera at Casseg ...
(1) (2) (3) Two star polar alignment Ralph Pass October 7, 2003
... There are some ‘extra’ errors that can be introduced during the process and should be considered. The two major errors are refraction and mirror shift. With care these can be minimized. For example, pick stars above 45 degrees and on the same side of the meridian (for the first two stars). Of course ...
... There are some ‘extra’ errors that can be introduced during the process and should be considered. The two major errors are refraction and mirror shift. With care these can be minimized. For example, pick stars above 45 degrees and on the same side of the meridian (for the first two stars). Of course ...
Radar Investigation of NEAs
... resolution as fine as a tenth of a microsecond, which tells the asteroid's distance with a resolution as fine as a decameter. We also measure the echo's Doppler frequency shift, which tells us the asteroid's line-of-sight speed with a resolution that can be as small as the speed of the tip of a cloc ...
... resolution as fine as a tenth of a microsecond, which tells the asteroid's distance with a resolution as fine as a decameter. We also measure the echo's Doppler frequency shift, which tells us the asteroid's line-of-sight speed with a resolution that can be as small as the speed of the tip of a cloc ...
Developments for coating, testing, and aligning Cherenkov
... the possibility of achieving a reflection R(300 < λ < 600) greater than 90% with a 24-layer dielectric coating design made of TiO2 and SiO2 . The TiO2 was deposited through Ti3 O5 reactive evaporation in an O2 atmosphere with pressure P(O2 )=10−4 mbar and without any substrate thermal heating. Unfor ...
... the possibility of achieving a reflection R(300 < λ < 600) greater than 90% with a 24-layer dielectric coating design made of TiO2 and SiO2 . The TiO2 was deposited through Ti3 O5 reactive evaporation in an O2 atmosphere with pressure P(O2 )=10−4 mbar and without any substrate thermal heating. Unfor ...
Analytical expressions for field astigmatism in decentered two mirror
... Cassini. Only for special cases such as a centered system do the two nodes coincide and the field dependence reduces to the well known rotationally symmetric pattern ...
... Cassini. Only for special cases such as a centered system do the two nodes coincide and the field dependence reduces to the well known rotationally symmetric pattern ...
Hubble Space Telescope
... 2. When was the Hubble Space telescope launched into space? ________________________ 3. How long does it take to orbit the Earth? __________________________ 4. What was Hubble’s first image of? _____________________________________________ 5. Where does Hubble get its power?__________________How man ...
... 2. When was the Hubble Space telescope launched into space? ________________________ 3. How long does it take to orbit the Earth? __________________________ 4. What was Hubble’s first image of? _____________________________________________ 5. Where does Hubble get its power?__________________How man ...