'Large magellanic cloud' presentation slideshows

by Brenda Rogers and James Brelsford

Stars Down Under. by Brenda Rogers and James Brelsford. The Milky Way of the Southern Skies. The Milky Way of the Southern Skies. The human eye can only detect about 3,000 stars above the horizon of each hemisphere. We are going to look at a few constellations

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Types of Galaxies

Spiral. Barred Spiral. Lenticular. Elliptical. Irregular. Types of Galaxies. Deep Sky Catalogs. Messier Catalog Charles Messier, 1781 110 objects (40 galaxies) New General Catalog (NGC) JLE Dreyer, 1888 7840 objects. Messier Objects. Spiral Galaxies (face on). Sa. Sb. Sc.

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1755: Philosopher Immanuel Kant proposes the universe is filled with

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1755: Philosopher Immanuel Kant proposes the universe is filled with

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Characteristics Of Stars

Characteristics Of Stars. Galaxy: A collection of stars, gases and dust. Universe: Contains billions of galaxies. The Milky Way galaxy has a whopping circumference of roughly 250-300 thousand light years! Within the main body of the Milky Way there are estimated to be between

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AKARI IRC survey of the Large Magellanic Cloud

AKARI IRC survey of the Large Magellanic Cloud. Yoshifusa Ita, Daisuke Kato,Takashi Onaka, & AKARI LMC team. Index. Part 1 A brief summary of the AKARI IRC LMC survey Part 2 A brief description of the AKARI LMC point source catalog Part 3

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Stellar Nucleosynthesis

Stellar Nucleosynthesis. Formation of heavier elements inside stars. How old are your atoms?. Almost as old as the universe. 92 Natural Elements . The periodic chart contains 92 naturally-occurring elements in the universe

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Galaxies

Galaxies. Chapter 16. Galaxies. Star systems like our Milky Way. Contain a few thousand to tens of billions of stars. Large variety of shapes and sizes. Galaxy Diversity. Even seemingly empty regions of the sky contain thousands of very faint, very distant galaxies .

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What do you think of when you look at the night sky?

What do you think of when you look at the night sky?. http://www.astro.ufl.edu/~lada/ast3018/lectures/ast3018lecturestarform.pdf. What is Space?. Not really empty Stars, planets, etc. Interstellar medium Dust and Gas Nebulas. Orion Nebula

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R136a1

R136a1. The most massive recorded star in the Universe. Journey to R136a1 The Universe. The milky way and satellite galaxies. The Large Magellanic cloud. The Tarantula Nebula. Star Cluster. R136a1. What is it?.

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Aces Training

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SUPERNOVAE

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Galaxies! Images from nasa

Galaxies! Images from www.nasa.gov. Galaxy Name: NGC 3949. Galaxy Name: NGC 4921. Galaxy Name: NGC 6744. Galaxy Name: Milky Way Galaxy. Galaxy Name: M31 (Andromeda). Galaxy Name: NGC 1132. Galaxy Name: NGC 1275. Galaxy Name: M87. Galaxy Name: M32. Galaxy Name: Sombrero Galaxy.

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M59

M59. E5. www.star.le.ac.uk. NGC4622. Sb. astromania.deyave.com. NGC1365. SBc. www.spiegelteam.de. Irr. Large Magellanic Cloud. www.telescopesineducation.com. M83. Sc. www.phys.ncku.edu. M84. E1. www.seds.org. SBb. cosmo.nyu.edu. NGC1300. SBc. www.hermann-uwe.de. M110. E6.

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