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61	http://beyondpenguins.nsdl.org/ Issue 19: Science at the Poles (April[removed]Life on the Ice (Cube) by Stephen Whitt Right now, trillions of invisible bits of almost nothing are passing through your body. They are Add to Reading List Source URL: static.ehe.osu.edu Language: English - Date: 2011-05-19 11:57:38 Physical geography IceCube Neutrino Observatory University of Wisconsin–Madison Neutrinos Extreme points of Earth Poles Neutrino South Pole Physics Neutrino astronomy Matter
62	The missing reel The universe’s story is a true epic – but up till now we have been lacking some decisive early scenes, say astrophysicists Abraham Loeb and Jonathan Pritchard PIC CREDIT HERE Add to Reading List Source URL: lunar.colorado.edu Language: English - Date: 2012-10-15 11:07:46 Space Hydrogen line Galaxy Reionization Big Bang Dark matter European Southern Observatory Radio telescope Universe Physics Astronomy Physical cosmology
63	A postdoctoral research position is now available for work with Prof. Jeffrey Newman on projects related to observational cosmology or galaxy evolution. Possible projects will depend on the interests and experience of th Add to Reading List Source URL: candels.ucolick.org Language: English - Date: 2011-12-19 18:28:27 Observational astronomy Space Redshift survey Redshift Observational cosmology Photometric redshift Physical cosmology Physics Astronomy
64	UNIVERSITY OF HAMBURG Faculty: MIN The university will have a position open for a research associate (wissenschaftliche/r Mitarbeiter/in) – salary group 13 TV-L – with a starting from now on. Add to Reading List Source URL: www.uni-hamburg.de Language: English - Date: 2014-08-27 03:07:05 Spectroscopy Physics Science Environmental chemistry Cluster chemistry Observational astronomy Scattering
65	University of Kansas Some students, seniors who are now attending University of Kansas, were funded by the group’s NSF base grant. CMS Data Analysis E. Gibson, E. Smith P. Baringer (University of Kansas) Add to Reading List Source URL: quarknet.fnal.gov Language: English - Date: 2012-11-05 09:31:18 Neutrino astronomy Antenna Neutrino detector Neutrino Cosmic ray Surface wave Cherenkov radiation Physics Matter Neutrinos
66	July 1998, Number 25 For a long time the front page of this newsletter has been dedicated to the progress of the upgrade. Now you might be expecting us to say that we have left those days behind us, and that the observat Add to Reading List Source URL: www.naic.edu Language: English - Date: 1998-08-03 11:17:22 Radio SETI Arecibo Observatory GoldenEye National Science Foundation SRI International Jodrell Bank Observatory Rotating radio transient Pulsar Radio telescopes Astronomy Space
67	news and views induced arrest, and in recombination6–9. For instance, mutations in the gene encoding Srs2 lead to excessive recombination7. Krejci et al.1 and Veaute et al.2 now provide biochemical evidence that Srs2 a Add to Reading List Source URL: janus.astro.umd.edu Language: English - Date: 2003-06-10 17:12:40 Solar System Celestial mechanics Moons of Jupiter Moons Irregular moon Retrograde motion Jupiter Natural satellite Regular moon Planetary science Astronomy Irregular satellites
68	National Aeronautics and Space Administration Hello, friends of Swift. Our mission has now been in orbit for 5 years, with the Add to Reading List Source URL: swift.sonoma.edu Language: English - Date: 2009-11-19 17:32:10 Space telescopes Explorer program Spaceflight Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission Unmanned spacecraft Gamma-ray burst GRB 090423 European Southern Observatory X-ray astronomy Astronomy Spacecraft Space
69	CXC Newsletter Project Scientist’s Report Martin Weisskopf Wow! Chandra is now well into its 15th year of operation with every expectation of continuing into the Add to Reading List Source URL: cxc.harvard.edu Language: English - Date: 2014-04-22 11:36:00 Chandra X-ray Observatory Spaceflight Plasma physics Great Observatories program Acis X-ray astronomy Radiation Ionizing radiation Astronomy Physics Observational astronomy
70	Did you know? The cores of active galaxies are now believed to contain very massive black holes. They probably range from a few thousand to a few billion times the mass of our Sun. These black holes grow by pulling in ma Add to Reading List Source URL: www.astrocappella.com Language: English - Date: 2006-04-24 09:42:24 Star types Supernovae Light sources Exotic matter Stellar evolution Pulsar Neutron star Supernova Gamma-ray burst Astronomy Space Physics

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