'Orbital periods' presentation slideshows

NEWS FROM GALACTIC XRBs

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Structure of the Solar System

Structure of the Solar System. Where and why it is what it is. Laws of motion. Planets move around Sun Not always a given, Anthropic Earth-centered Ptolomaic cosmology Copernicus published his seminal work on his deathbed (1543) A case of publish and perish

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Models of the Solar System

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SPU-22: The Unity of Science from the Big Bang to the Brontosaurus and Beyond

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Ptolemy

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Mass and Density

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Chapter 16 Section 5

Chapter 16 Section 5. Comets, Asteroids, and Meteors. Ch16 S5 Essential Questions. What are the characteristics of comets? Where are most asteroids found? 3. What are meteoroids and how do they form?. Comets. Farther our in space, near the edge of the solar system a huge cloud formed.

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MOTION IN SPACE

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Superoutbursts of selected new SU UMa-type and WZ Sge-type stars .

Superoutbursts of selected new SU UMa-type and WZ Sge-type stars . N.A. Katysheva 1 , S.Yu Shugarov 1,2 , D. Chochol 2 Sternberg State Astronomical Institute, Universitetskij Prosp. 13, 119992, Moscow, Russia

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T Pyx

T Pyx. Patterson et al. (1998). IM Nor. In tail of eruption (Woudt & Warner 2003). COMPREHENSIVE PHOTOMETRIC HISTORIES OF ALL KNOWN GALACTIC RECURRENT NOVAE. Bradley E. Schaefer (Louisiana State University). OVERVIEW :

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Abstract

Two New Close Binary Central Stars of Planetary Nebulae from a Critically Selected Southern Hemisphere Sample Todd C. Hillwig (Georgia State University) thillwig@chara.gsu.edu. Abstract

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