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AU other than Astronomical Units? by Robert[_9_]
Can AU mean something other than Astronomical Units? Given this formula: (m1 + m2)T^2 = a^3 T=years m=solar masses a is in units of AU Can anyone guess what...
April 29th 08 11:30 PM
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Equation of Time by Les Desser
I am preparing a presentation on the Equation of Time and have been trying to find a clear description, preferable with diagrams, of the adjustment due to...
April 29th 08 01:22 PM
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Why do earth not Fall on Sun? by Mike
On Apr 28, 2:14*pm, Abo wrote: Sanny wrote: When Sun and Earth are attracting each other why do Earth not fall on Sun. It...
April 28th 08 09:34 PM
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Earth's speed of orbit and distance from the sun - figures required by Les Desser
I need a table of values of the speed of orbit of the Earth and matching distance of the Earth from the Sun. Four values during the year should...
April 28th 08 07:36 PM
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Another parallax question by Robert[_9_]
This one involving magnitude: If a star has a parallax of 0.1 seconds of arc, and an apparent magnitude of 3, what is its absolute magnitude? Apparently the...
April 24th 08 10:26 PM
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Ursa Minor RA 15h 9m 41s D 68 19 by *Paul
Hi, We have recently been 'bought' a star and presented with a elaborate certificate from the International Star Registry. The star was bought in honor of...
April 24th 08 10:12 AM
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Why Were We Created? by Anonymous Remailer
CC: On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, amisb65 wrote: What you are about to read might sound unusual but it could be...
April 22nd 08 09:20 PM
by Michelle Malkin Go to last post
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Recent images by Paul L Money
Hi folks, I've added a few new images taken from the UK with UK equipment under UK skies and added them to my 'recent images ' page. Not as high a standard as...
April 22nd 08 02:53 AM
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simple Parallax equation redux by Robert[_9_]
Ok, sorry to be so dense, but I don't understand this: Distance to a star whose parallax is 0.33 seconds of arc is about ____ light years. The answer is...
April 22nd 08 12:43 AM
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simple Parallax equation by Robert[_9_]
What is the simplest parallax equation for computing the distance to a star? I.e., one that, say, a highschool or middleschool student would use? Thanks.
April 21st 08 10:15 PM
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M3 - Globular Cluster in Canes Venatici by ukastronomy
The Messier Ten Minute Challenge M3 - Globular Cluster in Canes Venatici M3 (NGC 5272) is one of the most famous globular clusters, containing at least half...
April 21st 08 12:46 PM
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M102 - Galaxy in Draco by ukastronomy
The Messier Ten Minute Challenge M102 - Galaxy in Draco There are two views on the identity of M102. but on balance there is sufficient evidence that Méchain...
April 20th 08 08:08 PM
by Paul L Money Go to last post
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M6 - Open Cluster in Scopius by ukastronomy
The Messier Ten Minute Challenge M6 - Open Cluster in Scopius The open cluster M6 (NGC 6405) is also known as the Butterfly Cluster. At a distance of about...
April 19th 08 11:21 AM
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Apophis, Nico Marquardt and NASA by Kurt Muellauer
http://www.universetoday.com/2008/04/16/latest-news-on-apophis-13-year-old-boy-corrects-nasas-estimates-of-earth-impact/#more-13679
April 18th 08 01:50 PM
by Kurt Muellauer Go to last post
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M54 - Globular Cluster in Sagittarius by ukastronomy
The Messier Ten Minute Challenge M54 - Globular Cluster in Sagittarius M54 (NGC 6715) is a particularly luminous globular cluster with a diameter of around...
April 17th 08 08:37 AM
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Solar vista - April 16th 2008 by Pete Lawrence
As the second active region of the new cycle (#24) struggles to survive, a dramatic prominence display was visible today on the north-western limb....
April 16th 08 11:32 PM
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M29 - Open Cluster in Cygnus by ukastronomy
The Messier Ten Minute Challenge M29 - Open Cluster in Cygnus The open cluster M29 (NGC 6913) lies at a distance variously quoted at anything between 4000...
April 16th 08 02:26 PM
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MilkyWay in Gemini, Orion, Taurus & Auriga [widefield] by Danilo Pivato
Hi all, I uploaded a new wide field shots with film Kodak E200 to my homepage: www.danilopivato.com In the center of the field there is a parts more light...
April 15th 08 08:08 PM
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BBC - British space policy gets revamp by [email protected]
UK space policy faces a major revamp with civil servants being moved out of London and stripped of some of their responsibilities. More at...
April 15th 08 08:42 AM
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M107 - Globular Cluster in Ophiuchus by ukastronomy
The Messier Ten Minute Challenge M107 - Globular Cluster in Ophiuchus Discovered by Méchain in 1782 M107 (NGC 6171) seems to contain some dark regions. This...
April 15th 08 06:14 AM
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