Journal of Astronomical History and Heritage, 18(3): 325 –BOOK REVIEW about what happened in Galileo‘s day or during the nineteenth century—with its giant telescopes and the emergence of astrophysics.

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You are welcome to nominate speakers to . The video and slides of previous colloquia and more information can be found at http://colloquium.bao.ac.cn 年 第 11 次 / NoTime: Wed. 2:3

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• Astronomy
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The Large Observatory For X-ray Timing Probe (LOFT-P): A NASA Probe-Class Mission Concept Colleen A. Wilson-Hodge1 (NASA/MSFC), Paul S. Ray (NRL), Deepto Chakrabarty (MIT), Thomas J. Maccarone (TTU), Marco Feroci (INAF-I

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• Space observatories
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• Outer space
• Nature
• LOFT
• X-ray astronomy
• X-ray transient
• Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer
• Gravitational wave
• General relativity
• Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer

Excerpts from 2002 Ph.D. Dissertation of Dr. Justin Kasper MIT Chapter 2 Bi-Maxwellian Analysis of

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• Spacecraft
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• Measuring instruments
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• Faraday cup
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• Plasma

DANCING ALONG THE RINGS OF SATURN, small moons (dots) are responsible for much of the system’s intricacy. The sun shines through the Cassini Division— a prominent gap visible from amateur telescopes on Earth—and gl

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NRO-ALMA Science/Development Workshop 2015! Nobeyama, 28-30 July 2025 Single dish radio telescopes! Is there a need to grow? ! Is there a limit to growth?

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An X-ray Grating Spectroscopy Probe M. W. Bautz1, J. A. Bookbinder2, W. N. Brandt3, J. N. Bregman4, L. Brenneman5, C. Canizares1, L. R. Corrales1, A. Foster5, H.M. Günther1, D.P. Huenemoerder1, R.L. McEntaffer6,*, R. Pe

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• Electromagnetic radiation
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• International X-ray Observatory
• Diffraction grating
• Absorption spectroscopy
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This graphic of the solar system was made using real images of the planets and comet Hale-Bopp. It is not to scale! To show a scale model of the solar system with the Sun being 1cm would require about 64 meters of paper

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• Outer space
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An Ultrafast Review:  Decades of the 3.5m Telescope  •  1960s: several of the eventual ARC members  realize that the Palomar 200” and Lick 120”  should not be allowed to dominate fai

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Introduction W. Thomas Vestrand Los Alamos National Laboratory The nature of observational science, and astronomy in particular, is being transformed (as is so much of modern life) by the assimilation of new information

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