'Visual magnitude' presentation slideshows

DETERMINATION OF THE C 2 PRODUCTION RATE FOR SELECTED COMET FROM VISUAL OBSERVATIONS

DETERMINATION OF THE C 2 PRODUCTION RATE FOR SELECTED COMET FROM VISUAL OBSERVATIONS. Galin Borisov Institute of Astronomy, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, E-mail: gborisov@astro.bas.bg. Introduction. Comets: C/1996 B2 (Hyakutake) C/1999 S4 (LINEAR) 153P/C1 (Ikeya-Zhang)

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The Night Sky Live Project

The Night Sky Live Project . PI: Robert J. Nemiroff. & The Night Sky Live Collaboration. The Night Sky Live Project. Web address: http://NightSkyLive.net People:

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Chapter 2: The Sky

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ASTR_2011 Introduction to Observational Astronomy

ASTR_2011 Introduction to Observational Astronomy. Day-4. Announcements. Dark Observing Night tomorrow night Start time will be 8:30pm Start set-up at ~7:15pm at Observatory This is subject to weather cancellation If the weather is good, use this time for extra observing.

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By: Kaylee Sands

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By: Windell Barfield & Landris Baggs

Sirius, Mimosa & Ursa Major . By: Windell Barfield & Landris Baggs. Sirius . Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky! Sirius is derived from the ancient Greek Seirios . Which means glowing or scorcher. The Bayer designation is Alphus Canis Majoris .

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