Dr. Phil Plait 1515 Griffin Way Rohnert Park CA[removed]Dear Phil: I wanted to send a very special thank you for the wonderful presentation you gave on November 25, 2003, for our staff here at Space Telescope Science Insti

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• United States
• Phil Plait
• Year of birth missing
• Hubble Space Telescope

Hubble Mission to Create Spectacular Sky-Show for the Last Time Astronomy magazine (to appear, October[removed]Astronomy buffs have plenty to be excited about with the mission of STS125, planned (at press time) for early O

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• Edwards Air Force Base
• Space Shuttle
• Hubble Space Telescope
• STS-125
• Spaceflight
• Spacecraft
• Manned spacecraft

Name: Class: Date: Lesson 5: Observing the universe Extension worksheet: Viewing the universe: then, now and the future

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• Space
• Space telescopes
• European Space Agency
• Edwin Hubble
• Lockheed Corporation
• James Webb Space Telescope
• Space Telescope Science Institute
• ASTRON
• Square Kilometre Array
• Spaceflight
• Hubble Space Telescope
• Spacecraft

A UV Ultra-luminous Lyman Break Galaxy in NOAO Boötes Field: J1432+3358 Fuyan Bian1, Xiaohui Fan1, Linhua Jiang1, Arjun Dey2, Richard F. Green3 , Roberto Maiolino4, Fabian Walter5, Ian D. McGreer1, Ran Wang1, Yen-Ting L

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• Space
• Quasar
• Galaxy
• Redshift
• National Optical Astronomy Observatory
• Cosmic distance ladder
• Lyman-break galaxy
• Hubble sequence
• Pea galaxy
• Astronomy
• Physical cosmology
• Physics

SIGNATURE collection NASA’s Hubble Telescope Imagery. Minimum 4. Mystic Mountain cat’s eye nebula horsehead

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• Nebula
• MSRP
• Identifiers
• Stock-keeping unit
• Message Session Relay Protocol

Hubble Academy Log (HAL) Level 2: Classifying and Identifying Objects I. Compare the astronomers’ chart with yours 1. List three objects on which you and the astronomers agreed. Use their numbers to identify th

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Acquisition, tracking, pointing, and line-of-sight control laboratory experiments for a space-based bifocal relay mirror M. G. Spencer*, B. N. Agrawal, M. Romano Spacecraft Research and Design Center Naval Postgraduate S

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• Telescopes
• Space telescopes
• Attitude control
• Orbits
• Adaptive optics
• Beam steering
• Hubble Space Telescope
• Laser
• Inertial navigation system
• Spaceflight
• Technology
• Space

Hubble Academy Log (HAL) Level 3: Estimating Distances to Objects in Space I. Estimate distances to six labeled objects 1. Explain why you arranged the objects as you did. Be sure to mention any particular trait upon wh

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Hubble Academy Log (HAL) Level 1: How Many Objects are There? I. Compare your estimate with the astronomers’ How similar or different is your estimate when compared with the astronomers’ estimate? If your estimate is

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Chandra :: Photo Album :: GK Persei :: GK Persei Handout

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• Chandra X-ray Observatory
• Spaceflight
• Space Telescope Science Institute
• GK Persei
• Very Large Array
• Astronomy
• Space
• Hubble Space Telescope