'Strong gravity' presentation slideshows

Multiwavelength astronomy is extreme astronomy!

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Prof. Lachezar FILIPOV Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Space and Technology Research Institute

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The Outer Planets Section 4

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Mass and the Properties of Main Sequence Stars

Mass and the Properties of Main Sequence Stars. M ass is the most important properties of the main-sequence stars. It determine their luminosity, surface temperature, radius, and lifetime.

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Cosmological post-Newtonian Approximation compared with Perturbation Theory

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SPACE-TIME , LIGHT and GRAVITY in STRING THEORY

SPACE-TIME , LIGHT and GRAVITY in STRING THEORY . S. Ramgoolam , Queen Mary, PPARC Wednesday 04/10/2006. Why theoretical physics ? .

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X-ray Polarimetry and AGN

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Strong gravity and relativistic accretion disks around supermassive black holes

Strong gravity and relativistic accretion disks around supermassive black holes. Predrag Jovanovi? Astronomical Observatory Belgrade, Serbia. Outline. Supermassive black holes (SMBHs) in nuclei of active galaxies Relativistic accretion disks around SMBHs

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What Makes them Black Holes

What Makes them Black Holes. Other than the classical Rees argument about efficiency, size and luminosity what observational properties make these objects black holes ? High mass in a small volume via direct measurements SGR A*, NGC4258 etc Mass functions of stellar systems

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Future X-ray Observatories

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Black Holes: Vacuums of the Universe

v esc = (2GM/R) 1/2. By Micah Burgdorf. Black Holes: Vacuums of the Universe. Gravity. Gravity is the attractive force that all matter produces that pulls toward it other matter.

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What are universal features of gravitating Q-balls?

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Jupiter

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The Solar System

The Solar System. Mercury : Hermes the Messenger. Mercury. Profile Size 15% the size of Earth & 1/200 the mass of Earth. Smallest in our solar system. Distance from the sun 28.5 million miles from the sun. Tell me about it!. Has an atmosphere, but it is called an exosphere.

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Prioritize, Synthesize

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Strong Gravity and the BKL Conjecture David Sloan Penn State IGC August 9, 2007

Introduction Theory Solutions Closing Remarks . Strong Gravity and the BKL Conjecture David Sloan, Penn State IGC Work in collaboration with Abhay Ashtekar and Adam Henderson. Strong Gravity and the BKL Conjecture David Sloan Penn State IGC August 9, 2007. Outline

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