Sentences with phrase «with telescopes»

Unlike modern observatories with telescopes and special lenses, the Jantar Mantar was built in the early 18th century for observing astronomical events and positions with the naked eye.

«We are in a position with the telescopes that we would be able to detect transmissions at a level that is similar to what we ourselves as humans generate,» Croft said.

The problem with telescopes and the likely reason that you have chosen this as a moniker is that telescopes have an extremely narrow field of view!

For your info: I have seen sunspots myself, people have seen sunspots with telescopes for 400 years and with the naked eye for thousands of years, and we have spacecraft that see sunspots today.

That is distressing, disaster experts say, because near - earth objects this size are presumed to be much more common than larger space rocks, and they are too small to be easily spotted long in advance with the telescopes used to track such debris.

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

It features beautiful gardens, undercover parking, and complimentary tour of the night sky with telescopes in an in - house observatory dome as well as a hearty cooked breakfast.

Known as Hoptown by locals, Hopkinsville invited eager viewers with telescopes ready in hand to capture the event from a makeshift campground that had been set up in the city.

I love a 5 star hotel, but I love to tent camp with my telescopes too.

They can be viewed with telescopes operating across the electromagnetic spectrum, from radio through visible light to gamma rays, and comprise five principal zones: the temperature minimum, the chromosphere, the transition region, the corona, and the heliosphere.

«The key with telescopes lenses is that they work by increasing the amount of light they capture.»

«The problem is that whatever is causing these stealth events is beyond what we can see with telescopes we have now,» said Alexei Pevtsov of the National Solar Observatory in Sunspot, NM.

It's astounding to me that many of these were taken with telescopes you can easily buy online (granted, for thousands of dollars) rather than with the Hubble or some building - sized scope on the top of a mountain in Chile.

The camp will explore the theme of the cosmic distance ladder in the Universe via several astronomical sessions, including lectures, hands - on activities and night - time observations with the telescopes of the Observatory, alongside various social activities, winter sports and excursions.

In this 50 - minute videoconference program, students are given a brief introduction to the UT McDonald Observatory, make live telescope observations of Venus with telescopes equipped with special video cameras, and complete their student sheet.

«A smaller search area enables follow - up observations with telescopes and satellites for cosmic events that produce gravitational waves and emissions of light, such as the collision of neutron stars.»

At the heart of the AO system is a six - inch - wide deformable mirror that changes its shape up to 2,000 times per second to cancel out atmospheric distortion; the resulting images are therefore ten times sharper than previous images taken with the telescopes.

Much of what scientists know about Jupiter comes from gazing at its cloud cover with telescopes and spacecraft.

In this 50 - minute videoconference program, students are given a brief introduction to the UT McDonald Observatory, make live telescope observations of our star the Sun with telescopes equipped with special video cameras and solar filters, complete their student sheet, and learn about the solar features they've seen by watching unique science demonstrations.

«On frozen planets, any potential life would be buried under layers of ice, which would make it really hard to spot with telescopes,» said lead author Ramses Ramirez, research associate at Cornell's Carl Sagan Institute.

Every year the astronomers come here to explore the universe with their telescopes.

We have a website where we publish all our press releases which very often contain the latest results that have been achieved with the telescopes.

«When astronomers go observing at night with telescopes, they say «clear skies» to mean good luck,» Jonathan Fraine of the University of Maryland, and the study's lead author, said in a statement.

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.

We've been able to observe Jupiter with telescopes for centuries, and have been able to discern a good deal about the largest planet in our solar system.

Akamai has partnered with telescopes since 2001 and is funded through multiple sources.

The KVSP provides the opportunity for early career scientists, post ‐ doctoral and graduate students, to be resident at Keck Observatory while working hands ‐ on with our telescopes and instrumentation.

«Further observations made with telescopes in the Canary Islands allowed us to determine the orbit of the two stars and deduce both the masses of the two stars and their separation,» said Romano Corradi, a researcher at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias in Spain's Canary Islands and a co-author on the study.

With telescopes, the wobble affects the ability to point at a star accurately.

That will take more research and searches with telescopes to validate (or not).

The camp will explore the theme of «The Visible and Hidden Universe» through several astronomical sessions, including lectures, hands - on activities, and night - time observations with the telescopes and instruments at the observatory.

Wormholes, or hypothetical tunnels through space - time that allow faster - than - light travel, could potentially leave dark, telltale imprints in the sky that might be seen with telescopes, a new study suggests.

Meanwhile, astronomers had another chance of observing a stellar occultation by Pluto today, with telescopes at Mauna Kea, Hawaii.

After a few months of check - out, the team will begin to coordinate observations with telescopes on the ground, including two 100 - metre radio telescopes — in Green Bank, West Virginia, and Effelsberg, Germany, and the 305 - metre Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico.

Aliens could always find us in other ways besides transits, for example, with telescopes so big they could snap pictures of our planet from light - years away like galactic paparazzi.

Adding VIRGO to the wave hunt increases search precision and enables follow - up observations with telescopes and satellites.

But the rate at which we are seeing better with telescopes and probing better with microscopes is not where the real action is.

From a small blue planet, tiny conscious parts of our universe have begun gazing out into the cosmos with telescopes, repeatedly discovering that everything they thought existed is merely a small part of something grander: a solar system, a galaxy and a universe with over a hundred billion other galaxies arranged into an elaborate pattern of groups, clusters and superclusters.

It would be an interesting place to explore — but we are probably too far from the narrow end of the horn to examine it with telescopes.

Now astronomers are parting the veil with telescopes that detect infrared light, the kind of light central to terrestrial night - vision systems.

«It's amazing new proof that the technique of simply splitting white light into different colors can be used like puzzle pieces to reconstruct speeds, directions, and shapes of material surrounding black holes — places we still can not photograph with our telescopes.»

And Hummels, the telescopes» de facto caretaker since his arrival at Columbia, takes seriously the outreach role he shares with the telescopes.

You are dealing on Mars with what I call extremophile extreme environments on steroids,» she says, «and you don't look for microbial life with telescopes from Mars orbit.»

Increasingly, deeper and more extensive observations with telescopes like Subaru Telescope provide a clearer picture of the way galaxies evolve within the cosmic web.

The Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE) observes millions of stars every night with telescopes in Chile to find microlensing events.

The distant blue galaxies were discovered in the 1980s with telescopes connected to electronic detectors called charge - coupled devices, or CCDs.

Sky watchers, first with the naked eye and later with telescopes and radar and other gear, have assembled strange facts about the planet hiding in the sun's blaze.

While brilliantly gleaming supernovas in far - flung galaxies are regularly spotted with telescopes trained on the heavens, scientists eagerly hope to capture two elusive signatures that are detectable only from a supernova closer to home.

The oldest galaxies seen directly with telescopes sent their starlight from significantly later: several hundreds of millions of years after the Big Bang, which occurred about 13.8 billion years ago.

Those with telescopes under dark skies will find this region peppered with innumerable smudgy blobs, each an intriguing city of billions of suns.