Observations of known blazars in the K2 F1 field Michael Carini, Western Kentucky University Blazars are extreme examples of the phenomena known as Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN). Many different types of astrophysical sour

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• Active galactic nucleus
• BL Lac objects
• Blazars
• Radio astronomy
• Particle physics
• BL Lacertae
• Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope
• Synchrotron radiation
• Quasar
• Physics
• Astronomy
• Astrophysics

SRTM Images Introduction The SRTM data sets result from a collaborative effort by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA - previously known as the Na

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• Technology
• Shuttle Radar Topography Mission
• Electronic engineering
• Digital elevation model
• Synthetic aperture radar
• STS-99
• Endianness
• Antenna
• Image file formats
• Geographic information systems
• Telecommunications engineering
• Radar

Exoplanet Host Star Targets for K2 Campaign 1 Stephen Kane, Natalie Hinkel, Andrew Howard, Jason Wright The K2 mission holds enormous potential to investigate the stellar properties of known exoplanet host stars in the d

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• Exoplanetology
• Extrasolar planets
• Hot Jupiters
• Transiting extrasolar planets
• Astronomical catalogues
• Radial velocity
• NASA Star and Exoplanet Database
• Exoplanet Archive
• Astronomy
• Planetary science
• Space

In Partnership with CareerSource Brevard (CSB formerly known as Brevard Workforce), the 45th Space Wing will be offering these courses to help our Patrick AFB/CCAFS community prepare for their future careers. (Active Dut

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JILA Light & Matter FALL 2011 An important chemical in combustion known as ethynyl radical was identified for the first time in space in the Orion Nebula, shown here. Ethynyl radical is important in the production of lar

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• JILA
• National Institute of Standards and Technology
• University of Colorado at Boulder
• Molecule
• Atomic physics
• Laser
• Absolute zero
• Electron
• Douglas Gough
• Physics
• Charge carriers
• Phases of matter

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

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• Spamming
• Spam filtering
• Anti-spam techniques
• Email
• Internet
• Computing

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

LIVING LEGENDS IN INDIAN SCIENCE Roddam Narasimha G. S. Bhat and K. R. Sreenivasan Professor Roddam Narasimha, known as ‘Roddam’ to his close colleagues and

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• Indian space program
• Science and technology in India
• Aerodynamics
• Satish Dhawan
• Roddam Narasimha
• Indian Academy of Sciences
• National Institute of Advanced Studies
• K. R. Sreenivasan
• Indian Institute of Science
• India
• Fluid mechanics
• Aerospace engineering