'Ursa major' diaporamas de présentation

Basics of Celestial Navigation - stars

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Louie Strigari

Dark Matter, Small-Scale Structure, and Dwarf Galaxies. Louie Strigari. Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics New York University 10.19.2007. Main Collaborators: James Bullock, Manoj Kaplinghat (UC Irvine). Local Group circa 2003. Name Year Discovered LMC 1519 SMC 1519

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Astronomy (cont.) Cosmic Measurements

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Casseopeia

Casseopeia. Hint 1. Hint 2. Hint 3. Answer. `. Ursa Major. Hint 1. Hint 2. Hint 3. Answer. Ursa Minor. Hint 1. Hint 2. Hint 3. Answer. Hercules. Hint 1. Hint 2. Hint 3. Answer. Orion. Hint 1. Hint 2. Hint 3. Answer. Hint 1. Casseopeia. Back. Hint 2. Casseopeia. Back.

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The Night Sky

The Night Sky. A constellation is a grouping of stars that has a name and forms a pattern . . The word constellation can also mean the region of the sky surrounding one of those patterns of stars .

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Another Complication: Axis Tilt!

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Astronomy

Astronomy. Constellations. What are Constellations?. A constellation is a group of stars that make an imaginary shape in the night sky. They are usually named after mythological characters, people, animals and objects.

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Finding your way without a compass

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Big Dipper by:DEATH2000

Big Dipper by:DEATH2000 . Northern hemisphere. Location of constellation. Northern hemisphere. What hemisphere is the constellation located?. All year around. whEN IS THE BIG DIPPER VISIBLE?.

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Dubhe

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8 Constellations and Nicknames

8 Constellations and Nicknames. Orion. Hunter. Big Dipper. Ursa Major. Little Dipper. Ursa Minor. Queen. Cassiopeia. Cygnus. Swan. Gemini. Twins. Scorpio. Scorpion. Draco. Dragon. Live Life to the Fullest!!.

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Building an Astrolabe

Building an Astrolabe. Now draw lines from the top right corner through the marks you made in the previous step. Tie about 9 inches of thread to a paperclip. For the next ten days go outside around 8:00 to 9:00 pm and look for the constellations and other objects listed below. Orion

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Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, the bears

Ursa Major and Ursa Minor, the bears. Orion. Pegasus. Delphinus, the Dolphin. Taurus, the Bull. Scorpius, the Scorpian.

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Stars

Stars. Brightest Stars. Some stars are brighter than others. The 21 brightest stars are called first magnitude stars. The five brightest are: Sirius Canopus Alpha Centauri (also the closest) Arcturus Vega. Stars.

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Constellation Report

Constellation Report. 1 page and a picture Easy!!!. Name of Constellation. This is the super easiest part Write the name of your constellation. Location. Using Right Ascension and Declination Describing where it is. Translation and Legend.

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Ursa Major

Ursa Major. Orion. Draco.

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A Simple Guide To

A Simple Guide To. Stellarium. Stellarium!!!. Stellarium is a simple and easy way to look at the stars. It is a way of being able to search the sky and planets without going into Space yourself. You can find constellations and planets as well as many other Space features.

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Telescope Evaluation

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Fort McMurray

Turnarounds & Majors Newsletter. Ursa Major. . the Ursa Major Facts. May 10, 2014 DAY 16. KEEP SAFETY ON HAND You must watch continually for dangers in the workplace, including dangers to your hands.

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MAY 3 /14 DAY 9

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