Not exact matches
In this context it is difficult not to recall the
observation of Eddington, made a half - century ago (NPW 47 - 58) that in Minkowski's time -
space the past is separated
from the
future even more effectively than in the world of Newton: instead of an instantaneous three - dimensional cross-section, it is a four - dimensional region of «Elsewhere» which separates the causal past
from the causal
future.
Even more new atmospheric «species» may turn up with
future observations from satellites or the International
Space Station, says Yair.
Using a web interface, interested scientists can, for example, select objects
from the raw simulation data, process it, and even create virtual
observations mimicing existing or
future space telescopes.
Future high - resolution infrared
observations from the James Webb
Space Telescope will complement these discoveries by providing greater detail of the dynamics of cool stars, gas and dust during galaxy collisions.
In turn, the synthetic disk - integrated spectra we produce
from the GCM will be used as input to a whole planetary system spectral model that emulates
observations that candidate
future direct imaging exoplanet missions might obtain (see the NASA Goddard
Space Flight Center Haystacks project).