MEETINGBRIEFS>> AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY | 4–8 JANUARY | LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA Tell-tail. Astronomers currently spot merging galaxies such as this pair—known as the Mice Galaxies— by their anomalous shapes.

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• Space
• Supermassive black holes
• Black holes
• Galaxy formation and evolution
• Stellar evolution
• Active galactic nucleus
• Galaxy merger
• Quasar
• Pea galaxy
• Astronomy
• Galaxies
• Extragalactic astronomy

PDF Slide Show to retain Adobe RGB color space The Photoshop CS3 & Elements 6 for PC/Mac & Elements 8 for PC PDF Slide Show is little known and underutilized. While in Photoshop CS4 & Elements 8 for Mac itʼs been moved

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• Technical communication tools
• Desktop publishing software
• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Creative Suite
• Adobe Acrobat
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Dialog box
• Adobe Photoshop Elements
• Photoshop plugin
• Software
• Raster graphics editors
• Graphic design

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Paper Model of Comet ISON’s Orbit Comet ISON, officially known as C/2012 S1, is an icy visitor from the edge of the solar system. Its unusual orbit carries it extremely cl

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• Comet
• Fluid dynamics
• Solar System
• Sungrazing comet
• Oort cloud
• Orbit
• Comet Hale–Bopp
• Great Comet
• Astronomy
• Comets
• Space

Newmark Talking Points Thank you. I am extremely pleased to be here today to introduce the High Resolution Coronal Imager (known as Hi-C) and the overall NASA Low Cost Access to Space Program, (known as LCAS). This progr

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• Sounding rocket
• Wallops Flight Facility
• Sub-orbital spaceflight
• NASA
• Goddard Space Flight Center
• Marshall Space Flight Center
• Human spaceflight
• Space Shuttle
• Rocket
• Spaceflight
• Space technology
• Transport

ACE News #144 – [removed]Solar Wind Sonification The Solar and Heliospheric Research Group at the University of Michigan is creating sonic translations of ACE data through a relatively new technique known as sonificatio

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• Plasma physics
• Sun
• Light sources
• Astronomy
• Multimodal interaction
• Sonification
• Solar wind
• Corona
• Carrington rotation
• Space plasmas
• Astrophysics
• Physics

Operationally Responsive Space–4 “Super Strypi – Responsive Small Launch” Mission Description The ORS Office with support from the Sandia National Laboratories is developing a small launch vehicle known as Super

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• Operationally Responsive Space Office
• Strypi
• CubeSat
• Launch vehicle
• SPARK
• Spacecraft
• Space technology
• Spaceflight

Cat ’s EyE WHO: The Cat’s Eye, officially known as NGC 6543, is a so-called planetary nebula, a glowing shell of gas and dust that forms when Sun-like stars die.

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• NGC objects
• Planetary nebula
• Stellar evolution
• Star
• Nebula
• Draco
• Red giant
• Orion Nebula
• Outline of astronomy
• Astronomy
• Stellar astronomy
• Space

M101 WHO: The 101st object in astronomer Charles Messier’s catalog is commonly known as M101 or the Pinwheel Galaxy.

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• Spiral galaxies
• NGC objects
• Ursa Major constellation
• Messier objects
• Local Group
• Pinwheel Galaxy
• M101
• Milky Way
• Ursa Major
• Astronomy
• Extragalactic astronomy
• Space

CENTAURUS A WHO: Centaurus A, also known as NGC 5128, is a galaxy with a supermassive black hole at its core. another galaxy perhaps 100 million years ago. The jet probably occurred much more recently.

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• Centaurus constellation
• Peculiar galaxies
• Lenticular galaxies
• Galaxies
• Centaurus A/M83 Group
• Centaurus A
• Supermassive black hole
• Centaurus
• Black hole
• Astronomy
• Extragalactic astronomy
• Space

Stop 13: Legislative Correspondents Hallway NARRATOR: This corridor is known as the Legislative Correspondents Hallway. Office space is provided for reporters who cover the Capitol for the wire services and various

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