'Rotational period' presentation slideshows

The Scale of the Cosmos

The Scale of the Cosmos Lecture 2 POWERS OF 10 & SCIENTIFIC NOTATION In science and especially in astronomy, you have to deal with very large numbers and very small numbers. For example, the number of kilometers in a light year is

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The Solar System

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TIDES

TIDES. Definition. Tides = periodic rise and fall of large bodies of water. Caused by the gravitational interactions between the Earth and the Moon and the Sun. Lunar Tides. The Moon tries to pull on Earth to bring it closer. The Earth is able to hold onto everything but the water

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Neptune

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Announcements

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Data Archive of Asteroid Observations at Maidanak

Data Archive of Asteroid Observations at Maidanak. S. Takahashi and F. Yoshida(NAOJ). Self-introduction. Shigeru TAKAHASHI ???? Nobeyama Radio Observatory SE (45m Radio Telescope) Solar system minor body (asteroids, comets, etc.). Observations of Asteroids.

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Science and Sensitivity Science & Computers PHY307/PHY607 Oct. 8, 2002

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Science and Sensitivity Science & Computers PHY307/PHY607 Oct. 8, 2002

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Tides & Eclipses

Tides & Eclipses. By: Kiah Bransch, Iva Rreza, Ashley Pantona-Price, and Gabby Jones.

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February 6, 2013

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Planet Presentation

Planet Presentation. Group Members:Jack,Alec,Abbi, Lauren. Planet Definition. An object with a great amount of mass exceeding 0.055 (Earth=1) Must orbit a star with a gravitational pull Must have at least one moon orbiting around it.

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Planet Presentation

Planet Presentation. Group Members:Jack,Alec,Abbi, Lauren. Planet Definition. An object with a great amount of mass exceeding 0.055 (Earth=1) Must orbit a star with a gravitational pull Must have at least one moon orbiting around it.

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and show similar tilts in their rotational axes that give them strong seasonal variability; and historic evidence of cha

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Astronomy Lab

Astronomy Lab. Problem: How can you calculate the mass of Uranus using 3-5 of its moons? . General information.

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Galilean Moons

Galilean Moons. By: Kaelee Fay. Io, Europa , Ganymede, C allisto are the Galilean Moons. . Io. One of the most volcanic body known. With lava flows, lava lakes, and giant calderas covering its sulfurous landscape.

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