Mysteries of Cold Spring Park “Defending Jacob”1 is not the only mystery involving the sociology of Newton and the ecology of Cold Spring Park. Cold Spring Park was once known as Alcock’s Swamp2 and is open space t

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• Cochituate Aqueduct
• Newton
• Massachusetts
• Framingham
• Massachusetts
• Albany Parks & Recreation
• Parks and Recreation
• Geography of Massachusetts
• Massachusetts
• Charles River

Be gamma correct! © 2009 Martin Breidt (http://scripts.breidt.net) v 1.3 ‐ 17‐Jun‐09 Figure 1 – A 3D simulation of the well known Gretag Macbeth color checker with accurate rendering of color and brightness than

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• Vision
• Visual arts
• Science of photography
• Computer graphics
• Graphics file formats
• Gamma correction
• SRGB
• RGB color model
• Grayscale
• Color space
• Optics
• Color

Michael A. Dopita & Ralph S. Sutherland Diffuse Matter in the Universe, Subtitle, Edition SPIN Springer’s internal project number, if known

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• Astrochemistry
• Astronomical objects
• Galactic astronomy
• Radio astronomy
• Observational astronomy
• Megamaser
• Interstellar medium
• Cosmic dust
• Astrophysical maser
• Astronomy
• Space
• Chemistry

COMPACTNESS AND COMPACTIFICATION TERENCE TAO In mathematics, it is well known that the behaviour of finite sets and the behaviour of infinite sets can be rather different. For instance, each of the following statements i

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• Topological spaces
• Mathematical analysis
• Compact space
• Stone–Čech compactification
• Locally compact space
• Closed set
• Compact operator
• Sequentially compact space
• Metric space
• Topology
• General topology
• Compactification

Dr. Bernard Ray Hawke passed away on January 24 at Straub Hospital in Honolulu. Dr. Hawke, known as “Ray” to family and childhood friends and as “B. Ray” to most of his planetary science colleagues was a renowned

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• Planetary geology
• Geology of the Moon
• Astronomy
• Space science
• Planetary science
• Space

SPACE TOURISM IS A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY Recently, travelling into space was known only to astronauts and ordinary people did not know anything about space flights. However, nowadays it has completely changed. It is

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• Space tourism
• Space
• Human spaceflight
• Spaceflight
• Manned spacecraft
• Space technology

Simonds: Life Built to Dream. Dimensions 1 By Daniel Abadie Some animals secrete their shells, man invents dwellings. The same imperious necessity commands them: to give form to space, to reduce the world to a known obje

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• Mind
• Consciousness
• Philosophy of mind
• Charles Simonds
• Nous

Do you want to explore science? Why not take a trip to the market? Build the best fort known to mankind! Or blast off into space as an astronaut! Let your imagination take you there at Love to Play in Ardrossan Recreatio

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How to watch the Geminid meteor shower Meteors are bright streaks of light that shoot across the sky so fast they can be seen in the blink of an eye. Commonly known as shooting stars, they can sometimes turn into bright

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• Geminids
• Space
• Glowworm
• Meteor showers
• Meteoroids
• Astronomy

New Mexico Unmanned Systems New Mexico Museum of Space History, Alamogordo New Mexico is one of the most exciting and proven locations for UAV/UAS development in the United States today. Known for its broad and growing

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• Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
• White Sands Test Facility
• Kirtland Air Force Base
• Unmanned aerial vehicle
• Air Force Research Laboratory
• Rocket engine test facility
• White Sands Missile Range
• Spaceport America
• Flight test
• New Mexico
• Tularosa Basin
• Spaceports