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143. University Of Arizona Astronomy Welcome to the Department of astronomy s general education class web site. The department currently offers six courses that can be used to satisfy general http://www.as.arizona.edu:8080/Astro/department/gen_sum1.html

Welcome to the Department of Astronomy's general education class web site. The department currently offers six courses that can be used to satisfy general education degree requirements, NATS 102, ASTR 201, ASTR 202, ASTR 203, ASTR 204, ASTR 206. The University catalog descriptions of each course are given below. Here we provide a brief summary of the offerings and our recommendations. NATS 102 The Physical Universe (3 units) Description: This course presents an introduction to the science of Astronomy placed in the broader context of the physical sciences. Our survey of the Universe will include our current understanding of our Solar System, stars, the Milky Way Galaxy, other galaxies, and the large-scale structure and evolution of the Universe. We will also cover the basic principles of physics, chemistry, and geology needed to interpret astronomical observations. The application of the scientific method will be emphasized throughout the course. Approved as: Tier One: Natural Sciences (NATS) Usually offered: Fall, Spring.

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145. Heavenly Mathematics: Cultural Astronomy For general astronomy info, my favorite is the web site of the Astronomical general astronomy Sites. Wolfgang R. Dick s History of astronomy page. http://www.math.nus.edu.sg/aslaksen/teaching/heavenly.html

Heavenly Mathematics: Cultural Astronomy (GEK1506) Adam Schall (汤若望 [湯若望], Tāng R¹ow ng, 1591-1666), Imperial Astronomer in Beijing. Designed the current Chinese calendar Astronomers at the Istanbul Observatory Welcome to Heavenly Mathematics: Cultural Astronomy! Objectives of the Module Topics to be Covered Practical Information and Assessment Course Schedule ... Stellarium Software Course Content Astronomy and its History Calendars Observing the Sun and the Moon from Different Parts of the World The Equation of Time ... Bad Astronomy and Pseudoscience Additional Information Lecture Notes Homework and Tutorials Old Exams Past Homework ... Helmer Aslaksen's home page Objectives of the Module The goal of this course is to study astronomy in a cultural context. We will look at questions like: How is the date of Chinese New Year determined? Why do the Muslim and Chinese months start on different days? Will the Moon ever look like it does on the Singapore flag? What date of the year is the earliest sunrise in Singapore? How did ancient sailors navigate? After taking this course you will become conscious of the motion of the Sun and the Moon and notice and question things you have earlier taken for granted. You will appreciate mankind's struggle through the ages and throughout the world to understand the mathematics of the heavens.

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List of Links Useful for Infrared Space Observatory (ISO) Users ISO Data (Science Support) Centers UK ISO Data Center based at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory ( RAL ), Chilton, Didcot, United Kingdom ISO LWS Consortium Server at QMW (Queen Mary and Westfield College, United Kingdom) LWS Principal Investigator: Prof. P. E. Clegg, QMW UKIDC - LWS main page LWS Project Office at RAL ESA ISO Data Center based at Villafranca Satellite Tracking Station ( VILSPA ), Villafranca, Madrid, Spain ISOPHOT Data Centre MPIA ) Heidelberg Germany ISO Spectrometer Data Centre ( ISOSDC MPE ), Garching, Germany Dutch ISO Data Analysis Centre ( DIDAC at the Space Research Organization Netherlands in Groningen, The Netherlands based at the Institut d' Astrophysique Spatiale ( IAS ),Orsay,France U.S. ISO Science Support Centre IPAC ), Pasadena, U.S.A. Japan ISO Support base at Laboratoy of InfraRed Astronomy (LIRA) , based at Kanagawa, Japan RAL SSTD Astrophysics Division UKIDC ... S.J.Chan

149. Chan Space: Astronomy - General Solar Physics sites in RAL. SECIS Solar Eclipse Coronal Imaging System (SECIS) ONLINE. SECIS Principal Investigator Prof. KJH Phillips, RAL http://ast.star.rl.ac.uk/sjchan/solar/solar.html

Solar Physics Related Links Solar Physics sites in RAL Solar Eclipse Coronal Imaging System (SECIS) ONLINE SECIS Principal Investigator: Prof. K.J.H. Phillips , RAL Coronal Diagnostic Spectrometer on SOHO CDS Principal Investigator: Prof. R. Harrison, RAL Other Sites related to Solar Physics Space Mission Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) SOHOis one of ESA and NASA's most ambitious projects for the 1990's. Its legacy may enable scientists to solve some of the most perplexing riddles about the Sun, including the heating of the solar corona, the acceleration of the solar wind, and the physical conditions of the solar interior. It will give solar physicists their first long term, uninterrupted view of the mysterious star that we call the Sun. On-boad instruments. CDS (Coronal Diagnostics Spectrometer) CDS site based at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory , United Kingdom. CDS site from the RAL-mirror site at NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center , USA.

150. BBC - H2g2 - Category Index Of Guide Entries general astronomy Browse the Guide Top / 2. The Universe / general astronomy Jeremiah Horrocks Father of British astronomy Jodrell Bank, http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/C834

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151. PES 105 Lecture Notes general astronomy I. Lecture Notes. I. Introduction and History (Ch. 1 2). astronomy Introduction, Scientific Method and Observation (8/21) http://www.uccs.edu/~tchriste/courses/PES105/105lectures/

PES 105 Fall 2001 General Astronomy I Lecture Notes I. Introduction and History (Ch. 1 - 2) Astronomy: Introduction, Scientific Method and Observation Observations, Constellations and Coordinate Systems Motions, tilt of Earth's axis, Phases of the Moon, Eclipses, Planet motions History and development of astronomy including Kepler's Laws ... Gravity and Newton's Laws of Motion, orbits II. Light, Earth, Moon ( Ch. 3, 5, 6) Light: Properties and Temperature Light: Spectroscopy and Atoms Earth: Properties, Interior, Surface Earth: Atmosphere, Magnetic Fields ... Models Review III. The Other Planets (Ch 7- 10) Overview of Solar System angular momentum Inner planets Mercury Venus Mars summary of terrestrial planets Outer planets Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune ... Meteors, Asteroids and Comets IV. The Sun (Chapter 11) V. Overview (Review) of Solar System VI. Life in the Universe/Other Solar Systems (Essay 3, p. 539) (12/4 briefly)

152. Astronomy - General - Computer Books astronomy general - Computer Books. astronomy - general - Books. Click a book link to view all the available details http://www.centrasoft.com/c1/catA_3488.htm

Astronomy - General - Books Click a book link to view all the available details: Models of Neural Networks IV: Early Vision and Attention Black Holes : A Traveler's Guide Astronomy with your Personal Computer Voyages Through Space and Time: Projects for Voyager II ... Search Our Entire Computer Book Catalog

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155. Internet Public Library: Astronomy although it is appropriate for anyone with a general interest in astronomy. By selecting one of the science subject areas general science, http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/sci02.00.00/

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156. Astronomy Preprints & Abstracts GCNEWS features articles on the GC which are of general interest, information about Inter University Center for astronomy and Astrophysics Research and http://fits.cv.nrao.edu/www/yp_preprint.html

AAS index of Papers Submitted to Selected Astronomical Publications ( formerly the Yellow Pages ) Titles of papers recently submitted to eight astronomical journals (automatically included in each issue of the ApJ (Part 1) unless the authors opt not to have that material published for their papers). Arcetri Astrophysics Preprints ( FirenzE ) Preprints of papers published by the staff of the Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory (Firenze, Italy), of the Dep. of Astronomy and Space Physics (Univ. of Firenze, Italy), and of the Center for Infrared Astronomy (C.N.R.). It includes abstracts for most of the papers since 1995 and full articles, as postscript files, for the recent ones. Armagh Observatory Preprint Series Centre de Recherche Astronomique de Lyon: Preprints ( CRAL ) Preprints of articles authored by members of the CRAL CERN Preprint Server e-Print archive in Astrophysics (since 4/92) ( astro-ph, arXiv ) ArXiv is an e-print service in the fields of physics - including Astrophysics -, mathematics, non-linear science, computer science, and quantitative biology. It provided abstracts, and full-text papers in Postscript, PDF and other formats. The contents of arXiv conform to Cornell University academic standards. arXiv is owned, operated and funded by Cornell University, a private not-for-profit educational institution. ArXiv is also partially funded by the USA National Science Foundation. French mirror Electronic Preprints project A NASA Applied Information Systems Research Program grant funded project for indexing a distributed set of astronomical documents, including preprints.

157. Scientific Astronomer: The World's Most Sophisticated General Astronomy Software The World s Most Sophisticated general astronomy System. Scientific Astronomer From constellations and planets to galaxies, and comets, http://www.wolfram.com/products/applications/astronomer/

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Special Session 2 Astronomy in Antarctica and Future Visions for Antarctic Astronomy UNSW 18th July 2003 IAU XXV GA General Info Conference Program Poster Papers ... Future Visions for Antarctic Astronomy Meeting General Information Download a full 'tar zipped' file of the papers for the Special Session 2 proceedings in either; pdf format postscript format Topics in Scientific Program Photon Astronomy Particle Astronomy The South Pole Dome C Other sites Scientific Rationale Motivation Local Interest Australian astronomers, through the Joint Australian Centre for Astrophysical Research in Antarctica (JACARA), have been playing a leading role in developing astronomy in Antarctica. Groups at the UNSW and the ANU have deployed experiments at the South Pole, in collaboration with the US Center for Astrophysical Research in Antarctica (CARA). They have led the site testing program at the Pole, and contributed significantly to the infrared program. The UNSW group is also working with the French and Italian national Antarctic programs to develop astronomical facilities at Dome C. They have proposed the 2m Douglas Mawson Telescope for the site. Australia also maintains a neutron and muon telescope at its coastal station of Mawson. Program Organising Committee Michael Burton (Australia, Chair), Hans Rickman (IAU), Arlo Landolt (IAU), Attilio Ferrari, Eric Fossat, Per Olof Hulth, Jim Jackson, Penny Sackett

159. Laboratory For Millimeter-wave Astronomy The Laboratory for MillimeterWave astronomy (LMA) is an organization set up the properties of the interstellar medium in general, galactic dynamics and http://www.astro.umd.edu/rareas/lma/

Laboratory for Millimeter-Wave Astronomy One of the best ways to study the interstellar medium and star forming regions in our own and other galaxies has been through observations at millimeter wavelengths. The Laboratory for Millimeter-Wave Astronomy (LMA) is an organization set up within the Department of Astronomy to manage Maryland's 20% participation in the Berkeley Illinois Maryland Array (BIMA) , a millimeter-wave radio array in Hat Creek, California. The LMA group is interested in understanding the basic physical properties of star forming regions in our own and nearby galaxies, the properties of the interstellar medium in general, galactic dynamics and the overall structure of the Milky-Way, and external galaxies. They primarily use millimeter transitions in the low lying levels of simple molecules like CO and the very good spatial resolution available with BIMA (0.5 arcsec) to study the morphology and dynamics of molecular clouds, which are thought to be stellar nurseries and a tracer of the galactic disk. They also develop both hardware and software in support of these observations.

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