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BYU-RET Final Weeks
Upon completion of my trip to Caltech with my NITARP students, I resumed my studies at Brigham Young University for the remaining two weeks of my Research Experiences for Teachers (RET) program. Before the Caltech trip, as documented previously, … Continue reading
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Tagged aavso, american association of variable star observers, astroimagej, astrophysics, be star, Brigham Young University, cmd, color magnitude diagram, flux density, high mass x-ray binary, hmxb, hydrogen alpha index, research experiences for teachers, sed, spectral energy distribution, v831 cas, variable stars, wise data
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Prospectus: BYU-RET Week 1
For the next ten or so posts, I will report on my experiences doing astronomical research at Brigham Young University this summer (2014). As I mentioned in a previous post, I have been selected to participate in a National Science … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, be star, binary star, black hole, blue straggler, cassiopeia, cepheid, cmd, color magnitude diagram, delta scuti, evolution of stars, high mass x-ray binary, hmxb, hr diagram, hydrogen alpha, m 67, main sequence, neutron star, ngc 659, ngc 663, nucleosynthesis, open cluster, rr lyrae, supernova, turnoff point, variable stars
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The Spaced-Out Classroom 