61. April Fools' On Mars: Scientists Post Yearly Photo Joke announcement was made by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell, the creative forces Nemiroff and Bonnell started their Web site in 1995, practically the http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/04/0401_040401_marsapod.html

Site Index Subscribe Shop Search Top 15 Most Popular Stories NEWS Front Page Environment Health Offbeat ... Video in the News SPECIAL SERIES The Genographic Project Pulse of the Planet National Geographic Channel RESOURCES (What's this?) Contact Us sponsored in part by Front Page April Fools' on Mars: Scientists Post Yearly Photo Joke John Roach for National Geographic News April 1, 2004 A pair of astrophysicists announced today that April Fools' Day is more intense on Mars than on Earth. The astrophysicists said they plan to reveal more details on the severe Martian April Fools' phenomenon in a peer-reviewed journal. In the meantime the pair have published information on the Astronomy Picture of the Day Web site. The tongue-in-cheek announcement was made by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell, the creative forces behind the Astronomy Picture of the Day Web site. Each day the nine-year-old Web site posts an image from space, together with a description of its relevance, for the world to see. Nemiroff and Bonnell started their Web site in 1995, practically the dawn of the Internet. Now more than a million people take a gander at the site each week. A mirror site translates the Web site into ten languages. The site's archive is said to contain the largest collection of annotated astronomy images in cyberspace. Last May, Nemiroff and Bonnell published a book

62. LIGO References October 2000; Leonard, Peter J. and Bonnell, Jerry T. Do Bursters Cause Ripples in SpaceTime? February 1998. Astronomy (www.astronomy.com) http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~rrahkola/ligo_refs.html

More information on LIGO... Gerneral LIGO References Technical References General LIGO References Websites LIGO homepage: http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/ Reasearch Experience for Undergraduates: http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/LIGO_web/students/undergrads.html LIGO media information page: http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/LIGO_web/PR/scripts/ Popular Media Physics Today ( www.physicstoday.org Barish, Barry and Weiss, Rainer. "LIGO and the Detection of Gravitational Waves." October 1999 Will, Clifford. "Gravitational Radiation and the Validity of General Relativity." October 1999 NPR All Things Considered ( www.npr.org/programs/atc/ "Hunting for Gravity Waves" September 16, 2002 (webcast) http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/features/2002/sept/gravitywaves/index.html www.skyandtelescope.com Roth, Joshua. "LIGO Comes Alive." September 27, 2002 Sanders, Gary H. and Beckett, David. "LIGO: An Antenna Tuned to the Songs of Gravity." October 2000 Frank, Adam. "Teacing Einstein to Dance: The Dynamic World of General Relativity." October 2000 Leonard, Peter J. and Bonnell, Jerry T. "Do Bursters Cause Ripples in Space-Time?" February 1998

63. NOVA Online | Death Star | A Bad Day In The Milky Way by Jerry Bonnell For me, one of the compelling ironies borne of discoveries in astronomy over the past few decades is the contrast between the detection of http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/gamma/milkyway.html

document.write(makeIt('1','IE')); What would happen to us if a gamma-ray burst occurred nearby in our own galaxy? Read on if you dare. A Bad Day in the Milky Way by Jerry Bonnell For me, one of the compelling ironies borne of discoveries in astronomy over the past few decades is the contrast between the detection of planets outside our solar system, which has fueled speculations about life beyond Earth, and the discovery of perhaps the most violent, inhospitable events in the universe gamma-ray bursts which have fueled speculation about a conceivable end to life on Earth. Unlike the detection of extrasolar planets, for which astronomers were actively searching, the discovery of gamma-ray bursts sudden unpredictable flashes of high-energy photons coming from space was serendipitous. In the 1960s, the U.S. Air Force launched a series of satellites designed to verify the conditions of the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, whose signatories, including the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union, agreed not to test nuclear devices in the atmosphere or in space. Called Vela, from the Spanish verb velar ("to watch"), the satellites bore experimental detectors intended to give the U.S. a means to monitor nuclear bomb tests. In a 1973 publication, Ray Klebesadel, Ian Strong, and Roy Olson of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory announced that Vela gamma-ray detectors had indeed picked up high-energy gamma-ray flashes but they originated not from Earth but from deep space.

64. NOVA Online | Death Star | A Bad Day In The Milky Way Dr. Jerry Bonnell is an astrophysicist at Goddard Space Flight Center s Laboratory for HighEnergy Astrophysics in Greenbelt, Maryland. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/gamma/milkyway2.html

document.write(makeIt('1','IE')); If a burster exploded within, say, 3,000 light-years of Earth, our prospects would not be rosy. A Bad Day in the Milky Way Back to Part 1 How much ozone would be destroyed? Thorsett estimated that if the burster were located near the center of our galaxy, some 30,000 light-years away, the ozone depletion would be a few percent, comparable to that produced by natural disasters like large volcanic eruptions, very intense solar flares, or even a meteor impact on the scale of the one that exploded over Tunguska, Siberia in 1908. If the burster were closer, say less than 3,000 light-years away, the gamma-ray flux received in a few tens of seconds could wipe out the entire ozone layer for years to come. At the very least, the drastic increase in solar ultraviolet radiation reaching Earth's surface would cause severe skin cancers. For humans and other animals, slow starvation would likely result, as the harmful ultraviolet flux inhibited plant growth and damaged and altered ecosystems supporting the food chain. As in a nuclear winter, the nitric oxides darkening our skies could also cause acid rains and significant cooling of the Earth's surface. Such pollutants would take decades to settle out of the stratosphere. In the false-color gamma-ray all-sky map at left, a burster suddenly appears, briefly overwhelms all other celestial gamma rays, then vanishes. The graph at right shows the burst as it was detected by the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory.

65. Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy: Info where Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell put pictures they have culled from many thousands on the web, along with a short easy to understand explanation http://www.badastronomy.com/info/links.html

Home What's New? Bad Astronomy Misconceptions ... Links Search the site Powered by Google RELATED SITES Universe Today APOD The Nine Planets Mystery Investigators ... Skepticality Buy My Stuff Keep Bad Astronomy close to your heart, and help make me filthy rich. Hey, it's either this or one of those really irritating PayPal donation buttons here. Katrina Relief: Donate to the Red Cross Links My Top Ten Picks More Bad and Skeptical Pages ... Other stuff about astronomy and astronomy education My Top Ten Picks (and growing) Okay, so there are more than 10. There are a lot of good sites out there! To a large extent, people's interest in astronomy is due to the beautiful images we are now almost accustomed to seeing. Probably the best place on the web to find such stunning images is the Astronomy Picture of the Day , where Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell put pictures they have culled from many thousands on the web, along with a short easy to understand explanation of the science behind the picture (as well as lots of links). This is a great place to start a web browser, and they archive every image so that you can take your time looking through the Universe. Looking for the current space and astronomy news? There are lots of news sites out there, and my friend Fraser Cain collects the best stuff on his website

66. Publications From 2004 (20+17+12=49) Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell. Spicules Jets on the sun. Astronomy Picture of the Day, 2 August 2004. http//antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap040802.html. http://www.solarphysics.kva.se/publications/database/node3.html

Next: Publications from 2003 (16+25+13=54) Up: Bibliography of SVST and Previous: Publications from 2005 (13+6+4=23) Subsections Articles in refereed journals (20) Other scientific publications (17) Other publications (12) Publications from 2004 (20+17+12=49) Articles in refereed journals (20) M. Asplund, N. Grevesse, A. J. Sauval, C. Allende Prieto, and D. Kiselman. Line formation in solar granulation: IV. [O I], O I and OH lines and the photospheric O abundance. resolution - General appearance and magnetic structure. Astrophysical Journal Nature D. Del Moro. Solar granulation properties derived from three different time series. , 428:1007-1015, December 2004. H. Hamedivafa and M. Sobotka. Observational evidences of Joule heating in some umbral dots. Astrophysical Journal K. Langhans, W. Schmidt, and T. Rimmele. Diagnostic spectroscopy of G-band brightenings in the photosphere of the sun. Solar Physics Astrophysical Journal resolution. I. General appearance and power spectra. Astrophysical Journal Letters Astrophysics and Space Science Brigitte Schmieder, Yong Lin, Petr Heinzel, and Pavol Schwartz. Multi-wavelength study of a high-latitude EUV filament.

67. Norris Jerry Bonnell (NASA Goddard) examined gammaray burst time histories. member Jerry Bonnell. We haven t yet identified an afterglow from a http://perry.sonoma.edu/head2000/tuesday/norris/release.html

EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE: 8:00 a.m. Hawaiian Standard Time (HST), (1:00 p.m. Eastern Time), Tuesday November 7th Embargoed Short and Long Gamma-Ray Bursts Are of Different Origin Astronomers still don't know where gamma ray bursts come from, but NASA researchers have concluded that they may originate from at least two different types of cosmic explosions. Dr. Jay Norris of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., analyzed several hundred gamma-ray bursts, mysterious flashes of light more powerful than any known explosion other than the Big Bang. He found that the shorter bursts, lasting less than two seconds, have different characteristics than longer bursts, and that the difference is like night and day: Bursts just under two seconds and just over two seconds appear completely different. The characteristics of the short burst and the abrupt change after two seconds suggest that the two types of bursts may come from very different types of sources. Norris presents these findings today at a press conference at the meeting of the High Energy Astrophysics Division of the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu, Hawaii.

68. Honor Roll Of Donors - B - Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund Jerry Bonnell Ben V. Bonner Argel Bonnett Patricia Bonora Allan Bonyard David Book Tahabi Books Katie Boon Thomas Boone Victor Boone Michael Boose http://www.pearlharbormemorial.com/site/pp.asp?c=fqLQJ2NNG&b=257230

69. GRB Meeting - Program On the Intensity Distribution of NHE Bursts Jerry Bonnell (30min) Jerry Bonnell (30min) 1015 Populational Synthesis of the GRB Progenitors and their http://www.astro.su.se/groups/head/GRB99/grb99_program.html

Conference Program Each talk follows by a 5-10 min discussion February 6, Saturday Arrival 19:00 Welcome Dinner February 7, Sunday, morning 7:45 Breakfast 8:45 Opening Remarks Chair: Ed Fenimore 0) INTRODUCTION Tsvi Piran (40min) I) TEMPORAL STUDIES Unifying the GRB Diversity: a Search for the Underlying Stochastic Process Boris Stern (40min) Fourier Analysis of GRBs and Physical Implications Andrei Beloborodov (30min) February 7, Sunday, evening Chair: Vladimir Usov II) THE GRB SCENARIO, MHD outflows and instabilities. Constraints on the GRB Models from the Time Variability Ed Fenimore (40min) 17:35 Confronting Internal Shock Models with Observations Re'em Sari (40min) 18:25 Break Hydrodynamics of a fireball: the Internal Shocks Shiho Kobayashi (30min) 19:25 Blandford-Znajek mechanism as a GRB central engine Hyun Kyu Lee (20min) 20:00 Dinner February 8, Monday, morning 7:45 Breakfast Chair: William Paciesas III) SPECTRA - OBSERVATIONS: Observational constraints on theoretical models. Spectral lines. Spectral classes. Spectral evolution. Constraints on Emission Models from BATSE GRB Spectroscopy Robert Preece (40min) Spectral Features in the BATSE Data Michael Briggs (40min) Spectral Evolution of GRBs Observed with BATSE Felix Ryde (30min) February 8, Monday, evening

70. GRB Photo-Gallery Jerry Bonnell bungypulling in order to win a free vodka Ralph Wijers bungy-pulling in order to win a Jerry Bonnell and Ralph Wijers on the dog sledge http://www.astro.su.se/groups/head/GRB99/ph_leisure.html

Between Lectures Annalisa Celotti learning basics about snowmobile Ralph Wijers trying to get back to the starting point Roland Svensson on the snowmobile Kevin Hurley being served by Hasse Jerry Bonnell bungy-pulling in order to win a free vodka Ralph Wijers bungy-pulling in order to win a similar product Roland Svensson on the dog sledge Jerry Bonnell and Ralph Wijers on the dog sledge Bill Paciesas on the dog sledge Dogs, dogs, dogs,... Shiho Kobayashi and Petter Nikula practicing on the ski-slope Tsvi Piran heading downhill A snowboarding Niels Lund Juri Poutanen outside his cabin getting ready for after-ski Back to Gamma-Ray Burst Workshop Photo Gallery Back to Gamma-Ray Burst Workshop Home page

71. About APOD Translate this page of the Day (APOD) é criado, escrito, coordenado, e editado em 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, e 2002 por Robert Nemiroff e Jerry Bonnell. http://www.cienciaonline.org/nasa/apod/about_apod.html

About Astronomy Picture of the Day Lista das questões mais frequentes Links de endereços altenativos (sites mirror): http://www.quicksolve.com.au/apod/ , mantido por Ron Bell http://www.cienciaonline.org/nasa/apod Eduardo Benevides Bulgaria (em bulgaro a partir do Bulgarian Academy of Sciences): http://www.astro.bas.bg/~astropic/ , mantido por Vladimir Georgiev Espanha (em Espanhol a partir do Astrored): http://www.astrored.org/astrofotos/apod/ mantido por Alex Dantart Espanha (em Catalão): http://www.ishango.org/apod/apod.htm mantido por Joan Gironès Pau (membro do l'Agrupació Astronòmica de Sabadell França (em Francês a partir do Ciel des Hommes): http://www.cidehom.com/apod.php3 , mantido por Laurent Laveder Israel (em Hebraico a partir do Jordan Valley College, Blossoms of Science http://www.yarden.ac.il/bloss/apod/ap_today.htm , mantido por Shaul Yannai Italia (em Inglês a partir do Observatorio Astronomico di Brera): http://www.brera.mi.astro.it/apod/

72. Science Website Serves 100 Millionth Image | SpaceRef - Your Space Reference is another popular question, says Jerry Bonnell, the APOD creator that works at NASA s Goddard Space Flight Center. The perfect picture would be both http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=11820

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76. Sciforums.com - Short And Long Gamma Ray Bursts Have Different Origins and Jerry Bonnell (NASA Goddard) examined gammaray burst time histories. about short gamma-ray bursts, quot; said team member Jerry Bonnell. http://www.sciforums.com/archive/index.php/t-31.html

sciforums.com sciforums.com Archives www.exosci.com ... PDA View Full Version : Short and long gamma ray bursts have different origins Porfiry 11-13-00, 02:48 PM Dr. Jay Norris of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., analyzed several hundred gamma-ray bursts, mysterious flashes of light more powerful than any known explosion other than the Big Bang. He found that the shorter bursts, lasting less than two seconds, have different characteristics than longer bursts, and that the difference is like night and day: Bursts just under two seconds and just over two seconds appear completely different. The characteristics of the short burst and the abrupt change after two seconds suggest that the two types of bursts may come from very different types of sources. Norris presents these findings today at a press conference at the meeting of the High Energy Astrophysics Division of the American Astronomical Society in Honolulu, Hawaii. Gamma-ray bursts can appear from any direction without warning and may last only a few milliseconds to just over a thousand seconds. Orbiting satellites have indicated several occur per day, on average. In their brief moment of glory, the bursts outshine the entire Universe in gamma rays before fading to oblivion. Scientists conjecture that the bursts come from merging compact objects such as black holes or neutron stars or perhaps from a massive star explosion, called a hypernova. A single gamma ray burst might comprise thousands of gamma-ray photons (particles of light, in this case, high-energy gamma rays). Norris and his colleagues Drs. Jeffrey Scargle (NASA Ames Research Center) and Jerry Bonnell (NASA Goddard) examined gamma-ray burst time histories. These time histories are composed of gamma-ray pulses, a group of photons arriving at about the same time.

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79. History Of Astronomy: Historians Of Astronomy Ragbir Bishop, Roy Bonnell, Jerry T. Including a list of recent publications; Bònoli, Fabrizio Including a list of publications; Bracher, Katherine http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/hist_astr/ha_hist.html

History of Astronomy History of Astronomy: Historians of Astronomy Deutsche Fassung WWW pages of historians of astronomy Please note that the following list includes only contemporary historians or those interested in history of astronomy having a WWW home page or any other page including information about them. It is not aimed to be a general directory of historians of astronomy. For biographies of historians of astronomy (past and contemporary) see also History of Astronomy: Persons For reasons of data protection, especially to prevent any (mis)use of the list for automatically sending spam mail, the e-mail addresses given previously in this list have been deleted. This list is probably incomplete. Any addition is welcome. Adams, Brian Including a list of recent publications Ahn, Sang-Hyeon Including a list of publications, partly available online. Alchorn, Alane L. Including a list of publications Alpher, Ralph Arnal, Arnaldo Ariew, Roger Including a list of selected publications Arnett, William A.

80. PSIgate - Physical Sciences Information Gateway Search/Browse Results Author(s)/Publisher(s) Robert Nemiroff, Jerry Bonnell, NASA. Copyright For use of copyrighted images, contact the copyright owners. http://www.psigate.ac.uk/roads/cgi-bin/psifullrecord.pl?handle=2005419-104057

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