Clocking the mosh pit of interstellar space

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2015-02-08 05:57:03 Astrochemistry Astronomical objects Galactic astronomy Nebulae Molecular cloud Interstellar medium Galaxy Star formation Cosmic dust Astronomy Space Space dust		Clocking the mosh pit of interstellar space Add to Reading List Source URL: phys.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 48,12 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Hans Vehrenberg, Thorsten Neckel Atlas of Galactic Nebulae (DVD) STELLARUM, Im Lutzen 21, DAichwald (www.stellarum.de) ISBN9; 24,95 € The abbreviation AGN has two meanings in astronomy. The astr DocID: 1vqAD - View Document
	Bow-shock nebulae of run-away stars Bomans, Dominik1 1 Astronomical Institute of the Ruhr-University Bochum Stars with high (¿30 km/s) space velocity (run-away) stars are the natural product of close passages of stars/d DocID: 1vph7 - View Document
	Circumstellar nebulae around massive stars Weis, Kerstin1 1 Astronomical Institut, Ruhr-University Bochum Massive stars have strong stellar wind and therefore continuously loose larger amounts of mass. Stellar Winds and DocID: 1v7PJ - View Document
	PRINCETON ACM / IEEE-CS CHAPTERS MAY 2015 DINNER MEETING Numbers, Novels, and Nebulae: An Assortment of Algorithmic Applications DocID: 1v0Il - View Document
	Uranometria’s Planetary Nebulae Database 1,144 planetary nebulae are plotted, shown as open circles with four protruding lines, in four sizes representing the following categories: those having diameters greater DocID: 1uzaX - View Document