Brad Carter, Carolyn Brown, Rhodes Hart University of Southern Queensland, Australia OVERVIEW Mt Kent Observatory is now providing live remote observations of southern skies as part of a

Source URL: www.astro.louisville.edu

• Astronomy
• Observatory
• Telescopes
• Domes

Preface to the First Edition CCD cameras have brought a vast new wealth to astronomy. Amateur astronomers and students now undertake observing projects that would have been unimaginable a decade ago: resolving sub-arc-s

Source URL: www.willbell.com

• Optics
• Digital photography
• Image sensors
• Astrophotography
• Space art
• Charge-coupled device
• Amateur astronomy
• Noise reduction
• Image noise
• Image processing
• Photography
• Imaging

TRANSIT OF VENUS: 2004 JUNE 8 Chuck Bueter[removed]Ashville Lane Granger, IN[removed]removed] Abstract: Witness a celestial event unseen by any human now alive. A transit of

Source URL: www.transitofvenus.org

• Astrometry
• Venus
• Transit of Venus
• Astronomical transit
• Guillaume Le Gentil
• Astronomical unit
• Black drop effect
• Transit of Venus observed from Tahiti
• Astrology
• Astronomy
• Astrological aspects

2002 GLPA Conference Poster Title: Transit of Venus: 2004 June 8 Author: Chuck Bueter Abstract: Witness a celestial event unseen by any human now alive.  A transit of Venus will be well underway on June 8, 2004, when t

Source URL: analyzer.depaul.edu

• Astrometry
• Venus
• Transit of Venus
• Astronomical transit
• Guillaume Le Gentil
• Astronomical unit
• Black drop effect
• Transit of Venus observed from Tahiti
• Astrology
• Astronomy
• Astrological aspects

The IAU Strategic Plan 2010 – 2020 “Astronomy for the Developing World - Building from IYA2009” was adopted at the IAU General Assembly in August 2009 and is now a crucial part of the IAU’s mission. The plan incl

Source URL: iau.org

24 June 2008 Early Science Opportunities with SOFIA 1.0 Introduction NASA’s new Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared (IR) Astronomy (SOFIA) is now undergoing its final phases of flight testing and will begin science

Source URL: www.sofia.usra.edu

• Stellar astronomy
• Stellar evolution
• Observational astronomy
• Star formation
• Star
• Planetary system
• Protoplanetary disk
• Circumstellar disk
• Interstellar medium
• Astronomy
• Space
• Nebulae

Title: Living With a Star segment of the ROSES 2011 Solicitation now posted The Living With a Star (LWS) program is pleased to announce the release of two amendments to the ROSES 2011 Solicitation. Notices of intent to

Source URL: lwstrt.gsfc.nasa.gov

• Geomagnetism
• Space plasmas
• Planetary atmospheres
• Living With a Star
• Magnetosphere
• Solicitation
• Io
• Atmosphere
• LWS
• Astronomy
• Planetary science
• Space

Title: Living With a Star segment of the ROSES 2011 Solicitation now posted The Living With a Star (LWS) program is pleased to announce the release of two amendments to the ROSES 2011 Solicitation. Notices of intent to

Source URL: lws-trt.gsfc.nasa.gov

• Geomagnetism
• Space plasmas
• Planetary atmospheres
• Living With a Star
• Magnetosphere
• Solicitation
• Io
• Atmosphere
• LWS
• Astronomy
• Planetary science
• Space

Chapter 7: Mesopotamia and the Middle East John Steele The earliest known written sources dealing with astronomy come from the regions of ancient Assyria and Babylonia located in what is now Iraq and its neighbours. Thes

Source URL: www2.astronomicalheritage.org

• Civilizations
• Geography of Iraq
• Ancient cities
• Babylonia
• Sippar
• Mesopotamia
• Babylon
• Uruk
• Assyria
• Asia
• Fertile Crescent
• Babil Governorate

The Chemistry of Hot Jupiters and Neptunes Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech Julianne I. Moses (Space Science Institute) and Channon Visscher (SwRI-Boulder and now Dordt College)

Source URL: www.lpi.usra.edu

• Extrasolar planets
• Hot Neptunes
• Transiting extrasolar planets
• SETI
• Gliese 436 b
• Metallicity
• Planet
• Astronomy
• Planetary science
• Exoplanetology