'National radio astronomy observatory' presentation slideshows

Golden Horseshoe

Golden Horseshoe. Review 4. Hosted Hollywood Squares. Peter Marshall. Gold metal winner in the shot put from St. Albans. Randy Barnes. Notre Dame football coach from Follansbee. Lou Holtz. Brought up by his grandmother in McMechen, WV, murdered actress Sharon Tate. Charles Manson.

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Roman Olschanowsky Data Applications and Services

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Polarization Results from the Cosmic Background Imager

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The Effect of the Apparent Baseline on Fringe Amplitude and Period

The Effect of the Apparent Baseline on Fringe Amplitude and Period. By Dana Dawson Rhonda Tully July 2004 MST 562. Purpose.

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Preparing for ALMA

Preparing for ALMA. http:// science.nrao.edu /alma. National Radio Astronomy Observatory. North America ALMA Science Center Charlottesville, Virginia U.S. The Current Status of ALMA. Alison Peck. Joint ALMA Observatory. ALMA Specifications.

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POD

POD Draw the image of Patrick through the lens below using a ray diagram. F F Targets Explain how a refracting telescope works. What are the key parts? Draw a sketch. Telescope Lab. Telescope Targets Describe the different types of telescopes. Explain how telescopes work.

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Future Radio Interferometers

Future Radio Interferometers. Jim Ulvestad National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Radio Interferometer Status in 2012. ALMA Covers much of 80 GHz-1 THz band, with collecting area of about 50% of VLA, for a cost exceeding $1 billion Higher frequencies ?infrared

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Team Presentation July 22, 2011

Team Presentation July 22, 2011.

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Radio Astronomy Timeline

Radio Astronomy Timeline. By Winter Sie-Hilland and Kevin Mogk. Image courtesy of NRAO/AUI. Major Discoveries. 1951 the 21 cm line for neutral Hydrogen is first observed ( National Radio Astronomy Observatory . 2011.) 1941 First radio map of the sky by Grote Gerber ( MITTON 20057 p289)

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Advances in contemporary physics and astronomy --- our current understanding of the Universe

Advances in contemporary physics and astronomy --- our current understanding of the Universe. Lecture 8: Are we Alone? . May 28 th , 2003. Extraterrestrial life at Earth? . Found in December 1984 in Antarctica by a U.S. meteorite-hunting expedition.

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Preparing for ALMA

Preparing for ALMA. http:// science.nrao.edu /alma. National Radio Astronomy Observatory. North America ALMA Science Center Charlottesville, Virginia U.S. Preparing for ALMA: User Tools. Anthony J. Remijan. North America ALMA Science Center. Points to Take Home:. User tools include:

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NSF Centers for Chemical Innovation

NSF Centers for Chemical Innovation. Chemistry of the Universe Participating Organizations Emory University The Ohio State University Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics National Institute of Standards and Technology National Radio Astronomy Observatory University of Colorado

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Astronomy: The Visible and Invisible Universe

Astronomy: The Visible and Invisible Universe. The National Radio Astronomy Observatory is a facility of the National Science Foundation operated under a cooperative agreement by Associated Universities, Inc. A light wave is a light wave, no matter how long.

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Atacama Large Millimetre / Submillimetre Array

Atacama Large Millimetre / Submillimetre Array. Antenna. The main array is composed of fifty, 12 metre diameter antenna each weighing over 100 tonnes. The Atacama Compact Array is composed of four, 12 metre antenna, and twelve, 7 metre antenna.

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The March to Early Science and Beyond

The March to Early Science and Beyond. Al Wootten. North America ALMA Project Scientist. The mm/ Submm Spectrum: Focus of ALMA. Millimeter/submillimeter photons are the most abundant photons in the cosmic background, and in the spectrum of the Milky Way and most spiral galaxies.

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CASA Progress and Status

CASA Progress and Status. ANASAC Face-to-Face Sept 16-17, 2013. Jeff Kern. CASA Team Lead. CASA Status. CASA is in routine use at ALMA and the VLA for daily operations. Many other observatories are also using CASA 25% of NRAO CASA Helpdesk tickets are for non-NRAO telescopes

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ALMA Polarization Commissioning and Verification Status

ALMA Polarization Commissioning and Verification Status . Kouichiro Nakanishi (Joint ALMA Observatory/NAOJ) on behalf of ALMA Polarization Commissioning Team H.Nagai (NAOJ), E.Fomalont , S.Coder (JAO), R.Hills (Cambridge), G.Moellenbrock (NRAO), E.Chapillon , Y.- W.Tang (ASIAA), .

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From Water Vapor on Venus to Neutron Stars in the Crab Nebula

From Water Vapor on Venus to Neutron Stars in the Crab Nebula. Jim Moran Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics StaelinFest 2011 July 18, 2011 . Figure 1. Dave Staelin Radio Astronomy Pioneer. 1963-1966 1968* 1968-1972 1979-1990 1988* . Venus and other planets

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Team Taylor Observations with the GBT

Team Taylor Observations with the GBT . Sonny Ernst, Taylor Barber, Alex Dittmann , & Allie Lee- Fasching. GBT.

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July 2011 GBT Observation Team Parkes

July 2011 GBT Observation Team Parkes. 2013-0650. Debra Chee , Janet Kahn, David Koritko , John Makous, Bree Ramey, Beth Spear. 2136-1612. Method 15 pointings from drift scans obtained by the GBT during the summer of 2007. From these, we found 3 possible pulsar candidates.

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