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Tag Archives: yso
AAS Day 3: Lots of Posters
On Wednesday, Jan. 8 I spent the better part of the day in the Exhibit Hall looking at posters. I had intended to visit several of the breakout sessions, but the posters today were mostly on exoplanets, young stellar objects, … Continue reading
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Tagged aas, american astronomical society, astronomy poster, brc 38, bright rimmed clouds, count yorga, drake equation, dyson sphere, fermi paradox, galactic civilization, habitable zone, hz, maser, nasa origins, nearby stars, nitarp, nuclear engineering, panspermia, recons, SOFIA, spook alley, tau ceti, upper centaurus lupus, young stellar objects, yso
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My Flight on SOFIA Part 2: Westward Leg
In my previous post, I wrote about the first half of our flight aboard SOFIA, the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy, on the evening of June 25-26, 2013. We took off from the Dryden Aircraft Operations Facility near Palmdale, CA … Continue reading
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Tagged beta pegasi, chopping and nodding, dryden aircraft operations center, ds9, fits file, FORCAST, grism, h-II region, hyperbolic mirror, infrared telescope, interstellar medium, m16, messier 16, nasa data formats, ngc 7538, nod and chop, pah, palmdale california, parabolic mirror, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, proto-star, proto-stellar jet, protostar, sheat, SOFIA, star formation, star jet, stratospheric observatory for infrared astronomy, vignetting, young stellar object, yso
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The Spaced-Out Classroom 