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Optical and Infrared Detectors for Astronomy Basic Principles to State-of-the-art

Optical and Infrared Detectors for Astronomy Basic Principles to State-of-the-art. James W. Beletic NATO/ASI and Euro Summer School Optics in Astrophysics September 16-27, 2002. Goals of the Detector Course. The student should gain an understanding of:

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OBS 3 Radiative transfer for thermal radiation. Instruments Bruno Carli

OBS 3 Radiative transfer for thermal radiation. Instruments Bruno Carli. Table of Contents. Space instruments Recent and future instruments (IMG, ILAS, AIRS, MIPAS, TES, HIRDLS, ACE, IASI, CrIS, GIFTS, GGOS, REFIR) General considerations. Space Instruments. IMG overview.

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Lecture 14 Images Chapter 34

Lecture 14 Images Chapter 34. Geometrical Optics Fermats Principle Law of reflection Law of Refraction Plane Mirrors and Spherical Mirrors Spherical refracting Surfaces Thin Lenses Optical Instruments Magnifying Glass, Microscope, Refracting telescope Polling Questions.

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Andrew CLEGG U.S. National Science Foundation aclegg@nsf Third IUCAF Summer School on Spectrum Management for Radio Astr

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Introduction to software

Introduction to software. This presentation gives you an overview of the MaxIm DL software used for CCD control and data reduction and Excel spreadsheets for data analysis and display.

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AgrAbility: Utility Vehicles

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Space Science and the Engines of Change

Space Science and the Engines of Change. Keith Mason CEO UK Science & Technology Facilities Council. Astronomy as a change engine. Human kind is instinctively curious about the world and their place in it Astronomy, the oldest science, is accessible to all

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Newtonian Telescope Making

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Lenses

Lenses. Type of lenses: Convex lens Convave lens. Refraction Rules for a Converging Lens. Any incident ray traveling parallel to the principal axis of a converging lens will refract through the lens and travel through the focus on the opposite side of the lens.

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Lenses

Lenses. Physics 202 Professor Lee Carkner Lecture 23. Refraction. Mirrors can be used to magnify an object or to gather light Lenses can be used for the same purposes Lenses gather light and magnify objects through refraction instead of reflection

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Types of Telescopes

Types of Telescopes. Dr. Charles Ophardt EDU 370. Refractor. Refractor - Light gathered through objective lens on front of telescope Advantages- Rugged Sealed so does not need cleaning Sealed from air currents and temperature effects. Refractor II. Diagram. Refractor III. Disadvantages

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JWST Project Status AAAC, October 12, 2005

JWST Project Status AAAC, October 12, 2005. John C. Mather JWST Senior Project Scientist NASA GSFC. Topics. Science summary Mission summary Technology status Test plan status Contamination and Stray Light plan. How and from what were galaxies assembled?

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Fill in the blanks.

Fill in the blanks. Which has similar chemical properties to Chlorine ( Cl )? Sulfur (S), Hydrogen (H), or Bromine (Br). This is what happens when vinegar and baking soda are mixed. What type of reaction is occurring?. What item is needed to complete this simple compass?.

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Driving with the Bioptic Telescope

Driving with the Bioptic Telescope. Presented By Dr. Dennis Kelleher California Department of Education. What is a Bioptic Telescope. Miniature aperture Expanded field (Keplerian) Standard field (Galilean) Magnification Range 1.7X to 6X 2.2X, 3X & 4X most commonly used.

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Revolution and Enlightenment

Revolution and Enlightenment. The Scientific Revolution. Background to Revolution. Medieval scientists only relied on ancient authorities, Aristotle, for knowledge. 14 & 15 hundreds forced changes in views.

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REVIEW OF CHANGES IN ANSI Z136.1-2007 Johnny Jones

REVIEW OF CHANGES IN ANSI Z136.1-2007 Johnny Jones. MOST IMPORTANT CHANGES. Laser Classifications Laser Safety Program Measurement Conditions Aspects of Hazard Evaluation Changes to Control Measures Education and Training Medical Surveillance Non-Beam Hazards. Section 1. General

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AST103 Astronomy 2: The Milky Way University Elective Unit

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Microsoft Research CERN-Pasadena at 1 GBps ( 8 Gbps) World Wide Telescope

Microsoft Research CERN-Pasadena at 1 GBps ( 8 Gbps) World Wide Telescope. Jim Gray Researcher Microsoft Research . Microsoft Research. Organizational goal: Advance state of the art More than 700 staff, 55 areas Labs in US, Europe, Asia Internationally recognized teams

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BY: ANDREW GABRIEL AND JUSTIN WORDEN

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING. Started in 1909- continued into the future. BY: ANDREW GABRIEL AND JUSTIN WORDEN. AEROSPACE ENGINEERING IS. Aerospace engineers design, build, test, and supervise the building of aircrafts and spacecrafts. . JOBS OF AN AEROSPACE ENGINEER.

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