Sentences with phrase «here are the telescope»

Here are the telescope accessories we recommend getting.

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Before these space probes reached the planets, often all we had were grainy, black - and - white images of them from telescopes here on Earth.

Here and there small milky patches are to be discerned in the sky, which the telescope shows to be spiral clouds containing sparks of brilliance.

SPACING OUT Quantum communication through space is possible thanks to a Chinese satellite that beams particles of light down to telescopes like this one in Xinglong, China (shown here tracking the satellite's location with a laser).

Enormous clouds of these tiny grains scatter and absorb some of the radiation emitted from the stars — especially visible light — limiting what can be seen by telescopes here on Earth.

It's very easy to set up (all telescopes featured here don't require tools to put together).

Here are a couple of tips that will make it fun and easy to watch the night sky with your brand new telescope.

This remarkable shot looks like it could've been taken by an approaching Shuttle Orbiter, but in fact was obtained using an 11 - inch telescope sitting right here on terra firma!

Here's our original story, published on 27 October: Around the world, telescopes are swiveling to welcome, and then wave farewell to, a new guest to the solar system: a fast - moving asteroid, or potentially a comet.

Here are a few potentially life - friendly star systems where astronomers will aim their alien - seeking telescopes.

Reaching a seamless synergy among this holy trinity — high - performance coronagraph, deformable mirror and instrumental stability — is so formidable it has scarcely been achieved in laboratories here on Earth, and has never even been attempted on a telescope in space.

TUCSON, ARIZONA — Two cosmologies have collided on telescope - dense Mount Hopkins south of here — and the loser for now appears to be the Smithsonian Institution.

The Planet Observer's Handbook begins with a general description of the Solar System, followed by an account of the celestial sphere and a particularly good chapter on telescopes and accessories — the diagrams here are among the best I have seen for a long time.

In a decade, NASA hopes to launch a network of space - based telescopes that will be able to pinpoint Earth - like planets in other solar systems and see whether life has altered their atmosphere in the same way it has here on Earth — flooding it with oxygen, for example.

Some of the SARA telescope's time is devoted to undergraduate astronomy students, who work on internships here.

Shown here is the actual B - mode pattern observed with the BICEP2 telescope, which is consistent with the pattern predicted for primordial gravitational waves.

The resolution of the telescope here is not sufficient to be able to image the two pictures separately, but the astronomers also found flare ups which occurred periodically with an almost constant delay.

And by the time second - year astronomy students are tackling astrophysics, they should be revelling in an approach to stellar spectroscopy, radio telescope design and galactic spin that shows more pith than the one on offer here.

There's a lesson here: Buy a telescope for any child you catch watching the stars.

Two space telescopes given to NASA by the National Reconnaissance Office, both of which have characteristics similar to the Hubble Space Telescope (seen here), are being opened up for proposals for innovative uses.

The telescope question is addressed in another essay here at the Frosty Drew website.

This detail is about the same as we achieve here at Jodrell Bank with our e-MERLIN array of telescopes working at centimetre wavelengths but with telescopes spread up to about 200 km apart.

Who knows, maybe it won't be the next generation of space telescopes that discovers the first instance of extraterrestrial life — maybe it'll be a NASA rover, right here in our own Solar System.

This radio telescope at the Kitt Peak Observatory in Arizona is one of many here that are widely used by professional astronomers.

I've been here since Cycle 6 and now we're ramping up for Cycle 24, so the list of observers I claim as mine is pretty long, and I feel very protective of them and their observations, even if they've moved on to other program coordinators or even other telescopes.

They are located right at the boundary between the hot glowing gas that produces the visual light imaged here and the neutral gas seen with radio telescopes.

But while regular telescopes only reveal a tiny fraction of all the awesome stuff out there, infrared telescopes are here to save the day, opening our eyes to limitless galactic wonders.

Which is not to say a true story can't or shouldn't be embellished, but the layering - on of these moments and coincidences, and the telescoping of them all into such a brief period just feels too constructed, and so ironically does precisely the opposite to what it's designed to — it slightly softens the true force of the tragedy by reminding us that there is fiction at work here too.

Here are some of the Hellcat's standard features: adaptive damping, keyless ignition and remote start, rear parking assist, back - up camera, blind spot monitoring, a 7.0 - inch customizable instrument cluster, heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, button - controlled tilt and telescoping steering wheel, dual - zone automatic climate control, 8.4 - inch Uconnect infotainment system with voice commands, LED daytime running lights, and automatic headlights.

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The naked skies are worth a visit here on their own, but viewed through a telescope, they are wondrous.

Thirteen world - class telescopes, representing nine countries and 30 years of astronomy research are found here.

(The «here» of Los Angeles becomes a lens that telescopes perspectives, offering a way to think about things that are distant in both time and space.)

Dono's Trojan Horse, itself, is a weapon, but, here canons are replaced with telescopes.

I think that the observed length of day is more real than the lod measured by radio telescopes using distant quasars, the fact that the Earths orbit is elliptical and that the Earth is inclined to the rotation gives us real changes here on Earth (just because something is more accurate does not mean more relevant).

The earth produced a species that builds telescopes and for some crazy reason is obsessed with finding other planets that might support life like we find here.

Mosher, JimD & telescope are here to mislead and muddy the water, not to inform; because they are scared off people discovering the real proofs.

In these frequencies, no radiation is absorbed, no radiation is emitted, and here is where IR telescopes and microwave sounding satellites can look out to space, and down to the surface, respectively.

This telescope also provides correctly - oriented images, so it's ideal for both star - gazing and getting a closer look at stuff here on solid ground that's off in the distance.

But if we only look at our home and life through a long range telescope, either looking back to what used to be, or only looking way out ahead to what could be if or when we have more ideal circumstances, it's easy to miss out on cherishing what is right here and now.