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Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron Lt Col M. T. McNeely

CIVIL AIR PATROL CAP-STK Aerospace Program 2010!!. Orbital Mechanics and other Space Operations Topics !!. Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron Lt Col M. T. McNeely. ORBITAL MECHANICS. Physical Laws Requirements for Injection Classifications of Orbit Six Orbital Elements Ground Tracks.

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Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron Lt Col M. T. McNeely

CIVIL AIR PATROL CAP-STK Aerospace Program 2010!!. Orbital Mechanics and other Space Operations Topics !!. Colorado Springs Cadet Squadron Lt Col M. T. McNeely. ORBITAL MECHANICS. Physical Laws Requirements for Injection Classifications of Orbit Six Orbital Elements Ground Tracks.

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Lecture 2 : Visual Astronomy -- Stars and Planets

Lecture 2 : Visual Astronomy -- Stars and Planets. Robert Fisher. Items. Add/Drop Day Office Hours Vote 5 PM Tuesday 5 PM Thursday 12 Noon Friday Course Webpage Questions. Review of Lecture 1.

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TRADITIONS IN GEOGRAPHY

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LESSON 02: Terrestrial Coordinate System/ Chart Projections and Numbering

LESSON 02: Terrestrial Coordinate System/ Chart Projections and Numbering. Learning Objectives: Comprehend the terrestrial coordinate system Comprehend the location of positions on the earth using latitude and longitude

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Sources: 1. Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, Chicago 2. Hartmut Frommert www.seds.org 3. Juergen Giesen www.g

Astronomical Observing Techniques: Coordinate Systems Lecturer: Nigel Douglas. Sources: 1. Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, Chicago 2. Hartmut Frommert www.seds.org 3. Juergen Giesen www.geoastro.de 4. S.W.Digel (SLAC) . The Horizon System Celestial Sphere:

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Lecture 8

Lecture 8. 6/15/07 Astro 1001. Relativity. Two kinds: one with gravity (general relativity) and one without (special relativity) Thought experiments play a critical role in understanding SR. Some Results. No information can travel faster than the speed of light

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Volume of Prisms and Cylinders

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Solar vs. Sidereal Day

Solar vs. Sidereal Day. An Earth Day. Sidereal Day: 23 hr 56 min 4 sec Motion relative to background stars Mean Solar Day: 24 hours The average time between meridian crossings of the Sun Apparent Solar Day: varies The actual time between the meridian crossings. Synodic vs. Sidereal Month.

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Understanding Maps-

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GIS IS NOT CARTOGRAPHY

GIS IS NOT CARTOGRAPHY. CARTOGRAPHIC BASICS. Maps perform two important functions: Storage medium for information that humanity needs Provides a picture of the world to help understand spatial patterns, relationships, and environmental complexity Maps tell us:

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Warm Up

Warm Up. 1. Find the surface area of a square pyramid whose base is 3 m on a side and whose slant height is 5 m. 2. Find the surface area of a cone whose base has a radius of 10 in. and whose slant height is 14 in. Use 3.14 for ? . 39 m 2. 753.6 in 2. Spheres. 6.10. Pre-Algebra.

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DOUBLE PROPORTIONING USING STATE PLANE COORDINATES

DOUBLE PROPORTIONING USING STATE PLANE COORDINATES. JAMES WENGLER, PLS, CFS. THE DIRECTION OF LINES

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Ch 15: Milky Way Galaxy

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An Earth Day

An Earth Day. Sidereal Day: 23 hr 56 min 4 sec Motion relative to background stars Mean Solar Day: 24 hours The average time between meridian crossings of the Sun Apparent Solar Day: varies The actual time between the meridian crossings of the Sun. Solar vs. Sidereal Day. Lunar Month.

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Spheres

Spheres. Lesson 10.7. Objectives. Use formulas routinely for finding the volume of a sphere. (MG 2.1).

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Spheres

Spheres. Unit 13, Lesson 7. Spheres. The radius of the sphere is the distance from the center to the points on the sphere. Of all shapes, a sphere has the smallest surface area for its volume. Spheres.

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12.6 Surface area and Volume of Spheres

12.6 Surface area and Volume of Spheres. Definitions . Sphere: is the locus pf points in space that are a given distance from a point. The center of the sphere is that point. Radius of a sphere: is a segment from the center to a point on the sphere.

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Lesson 9-4

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