'Esa nasa' presentation slideshows

Starbursts & Super Star Clusters

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Solar Orbiter Project Key Decision Point-A

Solar Orbiter Project Key Decision Point-A. Presentation to the Science Mission Directorate Program Management Council June 11, 2008. Agenda. Introduction Science Background & Traceability NASA Solar Sentinels, Far Side Sentinels ESA Solar Orbiter

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International Planetary Probe Workshop#6 June 23-27, 2008, Atlanta, CA

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CESG FALL 2009: items brought to attention of the CMC

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GOES-R Solar and Space Environment Data Products: Benefiting Users

GOES-R Solar and Space Environment Data Products: Benefiting Users. GOES 8-12. GOES NOP. S. M. Hill, H. J. Singer, T. Onsager, R. Viereck, and D. Biesecker NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. Outline: GOES Space Weather Instruments The Airline Industry as a Customer

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Next Generation Space Telescope Status - Spring 2001 Bob Fosbury (ST-ECF) stecf/

Next Generation Space Telescope Status - Spring 2001 Bob Fosbury (ST-ECF) http://www.stecf.org/. Science goals. See ?rst-light in the Universe Observe the origin & evolution of galaxies Study structure & chemical enrichment of Universe Study star and planet formation

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MEPAG July 2009

MEPAG July 2009. Doug McCuistion Director, Mars Exploration Program. Accomplishments & News. New NASA Administrator! MSL remains a major factor for the Program Progress has been good, and MSL remains within its FY09 funding wedge

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MEPAG July 2009

MEPAG July 2009. Doug McCuistion Director, Mars Exploration Program. Accomplishments & News. New NASA Administrator! MSL remains a major factor for the Program Progress has been good, and MSL remains within its FY09 funding wedge

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BUILD YOUR OWN UNIVERSE

BUILD YOUR OWN UNIVERSE. SESSION INTRODUCTION. Hubble Space T elescope image of a cluster of galaxies. Some appear as they did 12 billion years ago. Image courtesy of NASA/ESA/ STScI. THE FIRST FEW SECONDS. T = >100,000,000,000 o C. Fundamental Particles. u p quark. electron. positron.

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