'Massive star formation' presentation slideshows

S106 star forming region in Cygnus (Subaru telescope)

Overview of Disks & Associated Phenomena . John Bally. S106 star forming region in Cygnus (Subaru telescope). S106 star forming region in Cygnus (Subaru telescope). Outline Disks are ubiquitous - Angular momentum + dissipation => Disks galaxies, AGN, young stars, post-AGB, PN

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STAR FORMATION

STAR FORMATION. In honor of. Yakov B. Zeldovich. June 20, 2014. Chris McKee. Moscow. The Zeldovich Box. Committees. Teaching. Research. AGE. Learning. Percent Time Spent. Fortunately, Rashid is still a young man!. The Problem of Star Formation.

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Stellar populations in the nuclei of Seyfert galaxies

Elena Terlevich INAOE, Mexico Collaborators : Roberto Terlevich (INAOE and IoA) Juan Pablo Torres Papaqui (INAOE)* Alessandro Bressan (Padova) Angeles Diaz (UCM) Daniel Kunth (IAP) Jorge Melnick (ESO) Benoit Joguet (IAP) Roberto Cid Fernandes (Florianopolis)

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Formation of the first and second generation stars

Aug. 17 @ Tartu Workshop. Formation of the first and second generation stars. Kazu Omukai (NAOJ). Outline. Formation of the First Stars Why they are supposed to be very massive (100-1000M sun )? Formation of the 2nd-generation stars

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Astronomy 405 Solar System and ISM

Astronomy 405 Solar System and ISM. Lecture 20 Star Formation and Star Forming Regions March 1, 2013. How do we know?. Young stars are seen near molecular clouds.

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SMA Science Highlight: How can SMA help your research?

SMA Science Highlight: How can SMA help your research?. Nagayoshi Ohashi (ASIAA-Hawaii) and SMA Science team. - Early science results; ApJL Special issues (Nov, 2004) - Recent results; Submillimeter Astronomy in the era of the SMA (ppt files are available at cfa-www.harvard.edu/smast05/).

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The Diffuse Supernova Neutrino Background

The Diffuse Supernova Neutrino Background. Louie Strigari The Ohio State University. Collaborators: John Beacom, Manoj Kaplinghat, Gary Steigman, Terry Walker, Pengjie Zhang. The Plan. Diffuse Supernova Neutrino Background Theoretical Prediction

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Star and Planet Formation with SOFIA

Star and Planet Formation with SOFIA. Neal Evans, John Bally, Jim De Buizer, Murad Hamidouche, Thomas Henning, Goran Sandell, Floris van der Tak, Ewine van Dishoeck. Sub-Themes and Membership. The formation of massive stars

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How Do Stars Form?

How Do Stars Form?. Galaxies of Stars. The Sun. By far the nearest star to earth. A star is a large self-luminous body in space that creates its own radiant energy. It gets its energy from nuclear fusion

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. 1 B. Lim, 1 H. Sung, 1 Y. Shin 2 M. S. Bessell , 3 R. Karimov , and 3 M. Ibrahimov. 1 ARCSEC, SJU, Korea 2 RSAA, ANU, Australia 3 UBAI, Uzbekistan. Open Clusters (OCs)?. A group of stars (Stellar systems). The same origin.

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Conference Summary Outstanding questions: a personal view

Conference Summary Outstanding questions: a personal view. Zooming in on Star Formation , Nafplio, June 14 , 2019. Galactic Scale Star Formation. What we know for sure now: Feedback, and vertical pressure ( im -)balance is crucial

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