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Home Discussion Topics Dictionary ... Login Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council Topic Home Discussion Discussion Ask a question about ' Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council Start a new discussion about ' Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council Answer questions from other users Full Discussion Forum Encyclopedia The Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (or PPARC ) was one of a number of Research Council Research Council The UK Research Councils, of which there are currently seven, are publicly-funded agencies responsible for co-ordinating and funding particular areas of research, including the arts, humanities, all areas of science and engineering... s in the United Kingdom United Kingdom The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland In the United Kingdom and Dependencies, other languages have been officially recognised as legitimate autochthonous languages under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages... . It directed, coordinated and funded research in

2. WCU Astronomy Research: Marc Gagné | Geology And Astronomy The advent of spacebased astronomy has allowed us to observe the cosmos in new portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. In particular, X-ray telescopes like the Chandra X-ray http://geology.wcupa.edu/astronomy_research

Skip to main content Search this site: Geology and Astronomy West Chester University of Pennsylvania Degree Programs Learning Objectives ... Home WCU Astronomy Research: Marc Gagné Submitted by Marc Gagne on Tue, 09/08/2009 - 10:28 The advent of space-based astronomy has allowed us to observe the cosmos in new portions of the electromagnetic spectrum . In particular, X-ray telescopes like the Chandra X-ray Observatory have revealed high-energy emission from nearly all types of astronomical objects including the Sun, comets, stars, black holes, supernovae, and the most distant quasars and clusters of galaxies. In most cases the X-rays are produced by very hot gas whose temperature exceeds 1 million degrees. X-ray emission from stars like the Sun is produced in a corona of magnetically confined plasma. X-ray images of the Sun reveal the complexity of the magnetic fields which confine and heat the gas in the Sun's outer atmosphere. The Sun and planets were formed 4.5 billion years ago along with many other stars in a massive star-forming region, like most stars in our Milky Way Galaxy. But star formation goes on today. We study these massive star-forming regions to understand the evolution of the massive stars and the not-so-massive stars like the Sun. Many of the massive star systems have revealed themselves Ori C, the central star of the Orion Nebula, the x-rays are produced through the interaction of the wind with a large-scale stellar magnetic field.

3. Particle Physics And Astronomy Research Council - Wikipedia, The Free Encycloped The Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (or PPARC) was one of a number of Research Councils in the United Kingdom. It directed, coordinated and funded research in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_Physics_and_Astronomy_Research_Council

Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search PPARC Logo The Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council (or PPARC ) was one of a number of Research Councils in the United Kingdom . It directed, coordinated and funded research in particle physics and astronomy for the people of the UK. Its head office was at Polaris House in Swindon Wiltshire , but it also operated three scientific sites: the UK Astronomy Technology Centre (UK ATC) in Edinburgh, the Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes (ING) in La Palma and the Joint Astronomy Centre (JAC) in Hawaii.. PPARC published the Frontiers magazine three times a year, containing news and highlights of the research and outreach programmes it supports. On 1 April 2007 PPARC and the Council for the Central Laboratory of the Research Councils (or CCLRC) merged to become the Science and Technology Facilities Council edit External links Archive of PPARC website Frontiers Magazine website Research Councils UK This astronomy -related article is a stub . You can help Wikipedia by expanding it v d e Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_Physics_and_Astronomy_Research_Council

4. Astronomy Research - Reports Of The Innovations-eprort All reports about the topic astronomy research by innovationsreport, the Forum for Innovations, Science, Research, Industry and Business. http://www.innovations-report.com/html/tag/astronomy_research-1-207417.html

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5. QUARG: Home Research interests at QUARG include solar system dynamics, the interstellar medium, stellar atmospheres and evolution, stellar populations, galaxy structure and formation, extragalactic globular cluster systems, cosmology and general relativity. http://www.astro.queensu.ca/

Text Only Queen's U. Sitemap Contact: Queen's QUARG queensu.ca astro.queensu.ca Home General Information Meet the people Seminars ... Back to Department Investigating the cosmos Let the Universe be Revealed Welcome to the Queen's University Astronomy Research Group Home Page. The QUARG consists of ten faculty plus post-doctoral researchers and graduate students working on a broad array of astronomical and astrophysical research topics. The fields of interest within the group include: solar system dynamics the interstellar medium stellar atmospheres and evolution stellar populations galaxy structure and formation extragalactic globular cluster systems cosmology general relativity Queen's University Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6 Canada Web Inquiries webmaster@physics.queensu.ca Departmental Inquiries dept@physics.queensu.ca

6. Meta Research (innovative Astronomy Research) Meta Research researches promising but unpopular alternative ideas in astronomy. Ex speed of gravity, exploded planet hypothesis; life on Mars http://www.metaresearch.org/

document.write(' Select languageChinese-simpChinese-tradDutchFrenchGermanGreekItalianJapaneseKoreanPortugueseRussianSpanish ') Select Language Cart Advanced Search Home Expeditions ... Store Astronomy Research Scientifically viable challenges to mainstream paradigms Current News: (last updated 2009 January 9) Press release Dr. Thomas C. Van Flandern succumbs to cancer, founder of Meta Research died January 9, 2009 Press release summary of "Crisis in Cosmology 2" conference. The 2008 August 1 issue of the Meta Research Bulletin is now available "The Violent History of Mars" video with voiceover, new sound track, and brief mention of related terrestrial mass extinction event is available in both full screen (18 MB) and small screen (6 MB) versions. "The Perihelion Advance Formula from Lorentzian Principles", available in two formats, depending on browser. See Gravity tab. about " Lorentz contraction" Members: See cosmology conference announcement The extension of the "pushing gravity" model into the quantum world: The structure of matter in the Meta Model Predictions and circumstances for the 2007 Aurigids Meteor Outburst The universal speed limit is repealed. See why in "

7. Astronomy Research Jobs - Browse Keywords | Juju Job Search Browse Astronomy Research jobs from 1,000s of job boards and employer web sites in one place. Juju makes your Astronomy Research job search faster and more comprehensive. http://www.job-search-engine.com/keyword/astronomy-research-jobs/

8. UT Astronomy - Research Research Publications. Research in the Astronomy Program at The University of Texas is divided roughly into five categories Planetary Systems, Stars, Extragalactic, Interstellar http://www.as.utexas.edu/astronomy/research/

Home Department of Astronomy McDonald ... Theory Research in the Astronomy Program at The University of Texas is divided roughly into five categories: Planetary Systems, Stars, Extragalactic, Interstellar and Theory. There is also active Instrumentation and Device Development, as well as research in Astronomy Education. Planetary Systems Extrasolar Planetary Systems Kepler Team McDonald Laser Ranging Station ... Theory Stellar Astrophysics Supernovae Gamma-ray Bursts White Dwarfs Asteroseismology Planetary Sciences Astrobiology Planet Formation Cosmology Early Universe Fundamental Physics Cosmic Reionization Structure Formation Extragalactic Astrophysics Active Galactic Nuclei Clusters of Galaxies Massive Black Holes Galactic Evolution Milky Way Evolution ISM and Star Formation HETDEX: Dark Energy Experiment EXES: mid-IR spectrograph ... Micromachined Silicon Diffractive Optics 8 November 2010 The University of Texas at Austin prospective student inquiries: studentinfo@astro.as.utexas.edu site comments: www@www.as.utexas.edu

9. Astronomy Research Opportunities For Students In The Fresno Area Research Opportunities for Students, Teachers, and Amateur Astronomers in the Fresno area (Fresno State Physics) http://zimmer.csufresno.edu/~fringwal/opps.html

Research Opportunities for Students, Teachers, and Amateur Astronomers in the Fresno area Fresno State Physics Mentor: Dr. Ringwald E-mail: ringwald@csufresno.edu Phone: 278-8426 Also: 278-2371 Office: McLane Hall, Room 11, in the new Building J (or "J-wing") Current Opportunities: (1) Sierra Remote Observatories. Click the following for: A Gallery of Images from Fresno State's station Publications from Fresno State's station The Sierra Remote Observatories home page The eight Sierra Remote Observatories were built in 2007. The project was founded by Dr. Greg Morgan Dr. Keith Quattrocchi , and Dr. Mel Helm , all of whom are members of the Central Valley Astronomers . The observatories are at a dark site at 4610' altitude, near Shaver Lake. Fresno State's telescope is in Observatory #7. We operate it mainly from campus, 47 miles away, by remote control over the Internet. The 16-inch f/8 telescope is by DFM Engineering . It has an SBIG STL-11000M camera and an AO-L adaptive optics guider Science programs include: Time-resolved photometry of cataclysmic variables, including the discovery of

10. INAF-OAPD Home Page Local information, services, and research activities. http://www.pd.astro.it/

INAF -Astronomical Observatory of Padova Vicolo dell'Osservatorio 5, I - 35122 PADOVA-ITALY TEL. +39-0498293411, FAX. +39-0498759840 e-mail (official communications only): oa-padova at oapd dot inaf dot it Local Information and services About the Observatory How to reach the Observatory Personnel (in Italian) Job opportunities Local Services (for internal use in Italian) Facilities Picture Credits Research Activities Astrophysics Technology History and Education Publications and documentation ... Seminars and Workshops Useful links Giovanni Santini Library (in Italian) Asiago Observatory La Specola Museum Astronomy Department IAU Symposium 281 Padova, Italy, July 4-8 2011 Posting Atomi per la Pace da ESO..... By leopoldo @ November 10, 2010 leggi il commento di leopoldo qui more Fellowship announcement By Fantinel @ November 5, 2010 more La sonda della Nasa a tu per tu con la cometa Hartley 2. Le immagini By Fantinel @ November 5, 2010 vedete il commento di Leopoldo al seguente link more Altri annunci ...

11. Home - Astronomy Research Based Science Education At The National Optical Astron Welcome to the NOAO RBSE site NOAO has sponsored the ResearchBased Science Education (RBSE) project for a number of years, including an annual teacher’s workshop as well as http://www.noao.edu/education/arbse

ASTRONOMY Research Based Science Education Astronomy Research Teacher ... Observing Program Welcome to the NOAO RBSE site: If you are interested in research-based astronomy education, you may find our astronomy research projects and data of interest. The site (also linked on the bar at the top of this page) includes background material to get students started. Students who work on these projects, which make use of Kitt Peak Observatory data, are invited to submit papers to our RBSE journal , an annual on-line publication. Teachers who have participated in the RBSE program are encouraged to consider the TOP observing program which offers time on New Mexico Skies and also time at Kitt Peak National Observatory. TOP observing (0.9m telescope, imaging only): two opportunities: Nov 4-5, (application due Oct 1, 2009) Jan 30-31 (application due Dec 1) In the News: The Astronomical Society of the Pacific has awarded the 2009 Thomas J. Brennan Award for excellence in the teaching of astronomy in grades 9-12 to Ardis Herrold , astronomy and Earth sciences educator at Grosse Pointe North High School in Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Ardis was in the RBSE program in 1999.

12. Astronomy Research Based Science (formerly Known As TLRBSE) | NESTA Development of the NESTA website is supported through a grant (NSF 0742222) from the National Science Foundation's Geoscience Education Program. http://www.nestanet.org/cms/node/1216

Home My NESTA Educational Resources Classroom Activities ... Facebook You are here: Home Search this site: Member Login Welcome to NESTA About NESTA NESTA Officers Membership Benefits Grants, Contests, Fellowships ... Search Development of the NESTA website is supported through a grant (NSF 0742222) from the National Science Foundation's Geoscience Education Program. Astronomy Research Based Science (formerly known as TLRBSE) Link to more information: http://www.noao.edu/education/arbse/pd Now in its 10th year at the National Optical Astronomy Observatory in Tucson, this program is designed to help you become a master science teacher in research-based science education. Designed for high school teachers, it provides opportunities for your students to do authentic astronomical research. Following a competitive application process, we will accept approximately 18 teachers from around the country. These individuals will be trained in astronomy content and research pedagogy as follows: An online distance learning program stressing astronomical imaging, spectroscopy and classroom research projects in spring 2008 A 10 day workshop at Kitt Peak National Observatory in Tucson including 4 full nights observing with research telescopes in late June A cooperative partnership between you and professional astronomers following the workshop A growing professional community of educators involved with astronomy research-based science education Future observing opportunities for you and your students Login or

13. Sternberg Astronomical Institute AstroNet, Crimean Observatory, Astronomical Databases, Russian Astronomical Network, The WebMuseum network. http://www.sai.msu.su/

SAI 175 anniversary Sternberg Astronomical Institute Moscow University Search for in SAI Moscow University Search for in Russian astronomical resources What is the AstroNet , people, facilities and perspectives SAI Crimean Observatory ... SAI Virtual Observatory pilot project Local archive of IAU Circulars Available for SAI domain only You may get circulars issued more than one year ago also from The Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams SAI Supernovae Research Group GCVS Research Group Department of the Galaxy and Variable Stars (in Russian) Sternberg Astronomical Institute Seminars Stellar astrophysics department Solar structure studies group Astrometry Department ... Astronomical Heritage Project (in Russian) EAAS - Euroasian Astronomical Society Isaac Newton Institute Moscow Branch Maidanak Laboratory Foreign Department ... SAI Dissertation Council (in Russian), english version All-Russian Astronomical Olympiad (in Russian) Russian Scientific Network The WebMuseum network Mirror of Carol Jackson Fine Art collection Our small collection of ... Today's Weather Map of Russia Questions and comments send to Oleg Bartunov oleg@sai.msu.su

14. Astronomy Research Projects & Data - Astronomy Research Based Science Education Astronomy Research Projects Data Nova Search. Discover flaring novae in nearby galaxies! There is currently a debate about the rate of novae (white dwarf stars in binary http://www.noao.edu/education/arbse/arpd

ASTRONOMY Research Based Science Education Astronomy Research Teacher ... RBSE Journal Nova Search Discover flaring novae in nearby galaxies! Open Clusters in the Milky Way Galaxy Study the properties of various star clusters in our galaxy! Spectroscopy of Giant and Supergiant Variable Stars Probe the strange behavior of irregular variable stars! AGN Spectroscopy Uncover the mysteries of distant galaxies! Solar Magnetic Fields Study how magnetic fields create features on the solar surface! In this project, you will take infrared spectra of sunspots using the McMath-Pierce solar telescope, the largest in the world. You will examine lines split by the Zeeman Effect to determine the spatial and temporal changes in the near-surface solar magnetic field. Your data will be added to a growing archive of solar images that you will use to investigate one of a number of problems, including the growth and decay of sunspots and the relation of magnetic field strength to sunspot properties. The database of solar images includes maps of the magnetic field strength, the continuum data, and the velocity field. Background and supporting material and data required for this project (this material is still in development) The Astronomy RBSE program is administered by the National Optical Astronomy Observatory with funds from the National Science Foundation

15. Astronomy And Astrophysics Research, graduate and undergraduate studies, talk schedule, courses, and links. http://www.astro.ucsc.edu/

16. Astronomy Research Group Astronomy Research at BYU. The Astronomy Group is part of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Brigham Young University. For more information about the faculty, students http://astronomy.byu.edu/

BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Search BYU Feedback Astronomy Research at BYU The Astronomy Group is part of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Brigham Young University. For more information about the faculty, students, research interests, research instruments, group meetings and courses of the group, please look around the website. If you are a prospective student, or are desiring more detail about the group, please feel free to contact us Astronomy Group Contact Site Feedback General Information Courses Research Email Lists Observatories Orson Pratt West Mountain ROVOR People Group Members LDS Astronomers Resources Astro Wiki Astro Gallery General Information Offered Courses Current Sections Check Your Grade Joner (127) Taylor (227 / 228) Resources Observing Projects Constellation Quiz (PDF) General Information Overview of Research Meeting Schedule Publications Variable Star Database Instructions Enter the Database Database History Types of Variables General Information Overview of Lists Individual Lists Research Meetings Astronomical Society TARDIS Users People of the Group Faculty and Staff General Information Introduction LDS Astronomers Professional Post Docs Graduate Students Undergraduate Students ... Amateurs and Friends General Information About the Observatory About Orson Pratt Clear Sky Clock Main Telescopes David Derrick (0.4-m)

17. Jonathan Sick Astronomy Research I'm currently a Master's Candidate at Queen's University. Here I work with Prof Stephane Courteau on the nearinfrared stellar populations of the Andromeda Galaxy, our closest http://homepage.mac.com/jonathansick/

Jonathan Sick Astronomy Research Introductions Research School Technical Notes I'm currently a Master's Candidate at Queen's University. Here I work with Prof Stephane Courteau on the near-infrared stellar populations of the Andromeda Galaxy, our closest spiral neighbour. Previously I was an undergraduate at Rice University, working with Prof Reginald Dufour on the kinematic and photoionization structure of the Eskimo Nebula. I am also a member of the GHOSTS collaboration after being a summer student of Roelof de Jong at the Space Telescope Science Institute. Updates The ADS to BibDesk tools have been upgraded, thanks to Rui Pereira! The new scripts are more robust and can download papers, among other new featuers. Learn more from its homepage. My recent talk on the intrepretation of NGC 2392's velocity structure from new KPNO 4-m echelle spectra has been uploaded to to the publications page. . You can also view a PDF of the talk. ADS to BibDesk, an Automator action to download ADS or astro-ph entires into BibDesk is now available! Learn more from its homepage.

18. Physics, Mathematics, And Astronomy At Caltech Information on each of the departments. http://www.pma.caltech.edu/

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