'Wisconsin space grant consortium' diaporamas de présentation

Astronomy Above the Atmosphere: Nancy Grace Roman prepared by Ruth Howes Marquette University

Astronomy Above the Atmosphere: Nancy Grace Roman prepared by Ruth Howes Marquette University with support from the Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium. The Beginning of Space-Based Astronomy World War II saw the development of rockets as weapons.

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The Millimeter-wave Bolometric Interferometer (MBI)

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Code 912, Principle Investigator: Mr. Bruce Gentry NASA Academy Research Associate Jeremy Dobler

Wind Lidar!. Code 912, Principle Investigator: Mr. Bruce Gentry NASA Academy Research Associate Jeremy Dobler. Why Study Winds?. Winds are the most important variable studying dynamics and transport in the atmosphere.

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Recent Results: Thermal Conductivity

Incoming radiation. Thermometer. Absorber. Weak Link. Cold Bath. Mo Leads. 10um. Mo/Cu TES. 38um. Bi Absorber. The Development of a Transition-Edge Hot-Electron Microbolometer (THM) Emily Barrentine University of Wisconsin-Madison

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