'Magnetic activity' presentation slideshows

The American Geophysical Union Space Physics and Aeronomy Section

FROM SUN TO EARTH. The American Geophysical Union Space Physics and Aeronomy Section. The American Geophysical Union (AGU) Space Physics and Aeronomy (SPA) Section.

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The Sun

The Sun. Astronomy 311 Professor Lee Carkner Lecture 23. Helios -- The God of the Sun. The Sun was often worshiped by ancient people. WARNING !. NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN NEVER LOOK AT THE SUN WITH BINOCULARS OR A TELESCOPE PERMANENT EYE DAMAGE CAN RESULT. Observing the Sun.

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The Sun- Chapter 2

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Magnetic fields in late type giant stars: present results and prospects for the future

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Beata Dziak-Jankowska 1 , Iwona Stanis?awska 1 , Tomasz Ernst 2 , ?ukasz Tomasik 1

Beata Dziak-Jankowska 1 , Iwona Stanis?awska 1 , Tomasz Ernst 2 , ?ukasz Tomasik 1 1 Space Research Centre PAS, ul. Bartycka 18A, Warsaw, Poland 2 Institute of Geophysics PAS, ul. Ksiecia Janusza 64, Warsaw, Poland Sixth European Space Weather Week, 17.11 .200 9, Brugge.

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cattaneo@flash.uchicago.edu

Chicago 2003. The solar dynamo(s). Fausto Cattaneo Center for Magnetic Self-Organization in Laboratory and Astrophysical Plasmas. cattaneo@flash.uchicago.edu. Chicago 2003. The solar dynamo problem. The solar dynamo is invoked to explain the origin magnetic activity

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Our Sun: Our Turbulent Active Star

Our Sun: Our Turbulent Active Star. The Sun is not a static body, but very active. Solar activity can have dramatic effects on the Earth. Why Study the Sun?. The Sun is the only star known to grow vegetables. (Dr.Philip Scherrer, Stanford University).

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How I Judged at the International Science Fair

How I Judged at the International Science Fair. -or- 12 Angry Men on Steroids. Direction. Physics & Astronomy Grand Prize Winner Cataclysmic Variables Judging Process Other great projects I voted for Insights Top ISEF Winners. Physics & Astronomy Grand Prize.

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Activity on Magnetic CV Secondaries: Nature or Nurture?

Activity on Magnetic CV Secondaries: Nature or Nurture?. Stella Kafka Spitzer Science Center / Caltech. R.K. Honeycutt (IU), C. Tappert (UC), T. Ribeiro (UFSC), S. Howell (NOAO), D.W Hoard (SSC/Caltech). Wild stars in the old west II - Tucson 2009. Magnetic CVs - Secondary Star.

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Dr. E.J. Zita, The Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA

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Signatures of Magnetic Activity in Very Low Mass Stars and Brown Dwarfs

Signatures of Magnetic Activity in Very Low Mass Stars and Brown Dwarfs. Rachel Osten Hubble Fellows Symposium. Collaborators. Suzanne Hawley University of Washington Tim Bastian NRAO Neill Reid STScI Ray Jayawardhana U. Toronto. Sun M dwarf L dwarf T dwarf Jupiter.

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Review of science achievements

Review of science achievements. Justin Kasper. The First Splinter. The purpose of the first splinter group was to receive input from the community on the following questions: In your view, what is the most compelling and enabling science that will advance Heliophysics in the next 5-10 years?

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The Sun: Our Star

The Sun: Our Star. By: Tracy Sikes Mount Bethel Elementary- 4 th gr. What is our sun?. Our sun is a star located in the center of our Solar System. It is a huge, spinning ball of hot gas. Our sun is a medium-size star. (Mid-sequence).

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The GONG Farside Project (Status)

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By: Lawrence Hu and Glen Madsen

Solar Flares and Sun Spots. By: Lawrence Hu and Glen Madsen. Solar Flares.

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Var iability of the S un and Its T errestrial I mpact ( VarSTI )

Var iability of the S un and Its T errestrial I mpact ( VarSTI ). SCOSTEP Scientific Program for 2014-2018 ISSI Forum, May 7-8, 2013 , Bern. SEE summary slide. Name : Solar Evolution and Extrema (SEE)

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Investigating the radio emission from stellar and sub-stellar systems: How common is Coherent Emission?

Investigating the radio emission from stellar and sub-stellar systems: How common is Coherent Emission?. The TEAM: G. Umana 1 , O., B. Slee 2 , E. Budding 3 , A. Antonova 4 , D. Blank 5 , C. S. Buemi 1 , J. D. Bunton 11 , J.G. Doyle 6 ,

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Davos consortium discussion

Davos consortium discussion. Possible topics. Interests common to PREMOS, SOVAP, SODISM New lab experiments cross calibration Onboard synchronisation validations CMSP issues New operations (feasibility, definition, implementation)

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Synthesis

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Helioseismic Holography with GONG

1 Sept 2005. AR10808. AR10808. 2 Sept 2005. 3 Sept 2005. 4 Sept 2005. 5 Sept 2005. 7 Sept 2005. 8 Sept 2005. Helioseismic Holography with GONG.

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