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Penn State Inservice
Workshops in Astronomy: Dark
Matter and the Future of the Universe Milky
Way Galaxy viewed edge-on Flat Rotation curve of our Galaxy - Evidence
for dark matter
Detailed information about this image Star counts with HST ...
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Dark
Matter. Take Me to Level 2 Information. -->
When the Universe was young, it was nearly smooth and featureless. As it
grew older and developed,...
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Astronomy
and Cosmology Cosmology Anti-Matter Black
Holes Curved Space Dark Matter
Discussion Board Entropy Quantum Mechanics Quasars Star's Life Cycle The
Big Bang Time Warps Wormholes D a r k M a t t e r @ Dark
matter may sound very
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(fwd) Dark
Matter: Maybe Hubble _is_ worth it...? (fwd)
Todd E. Van Hoosear ( vanhoose@lalaland.cl.msu.edu ) Thu, 8 Dec 1994 11:45:34
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The Role of Small
Telescopes in Modern Astronomy, October 14-15,
1996, Lowell Observatory The Macho Project: Revealing Galactic Dark
Matter and Surveying the Time Domain in Astronomy
with a 50" Telescope Kem H. Cook LLNL C. Alcock, D. Alves, S. Marshall,
D
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Discover the cosmos!
Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional
astronomer.
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Contains almanac
of current sky happenings, calendar of star parties, directories of planetariums
and clubs, guides to buying telescopes and binoculars, reviews of telescopes,
beginner's guides, lists of astronomical vendors, articles from ASTRONOMY
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COSMIC WEBSITE ON-LINE. This is an on-screen version of the Pupil Research Brief Cosmic
Web Site. The task you have to do is the same: There are six...
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(The MACHO Collaboration)
The Macho Project is using both Magellanic Cloud ourto search for the gravitational
microlensing signature ...
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Discover the cosmos!
Each day we feature a different image or photograph of our fascinating
universe, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
September
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the chandra x-ray
observatory center, formerly axaf, x-ray astronomy
field guide
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Astronomy
Picture of the Day Discover the cosmos! Each day we feature a different
image or photograph of our fascinating universe, along with a brief explanation
written by a professional astronomer. September 2, 1995 Hot Gas and Dark
Matter Credit.
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Search for Dark
Matter Search for dark
matter Search for dark
matter in NGC6397 Globular cluster NGC6397
Press Release Text Hubble Telescope Rules out One Explanation for Dark
Matter (PR94-41 November 15, 1994) Background
Information Dark Matter...
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The fate of the
Universe. --- by Alister W. Graham --- September 1998. In the last issue
of SKY & SPACE (printed DEC/JAN 1998/99), I discussed one of...
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A source of information
on astronomy, cosmology, and related topics
ranging from black holes to asteroids.
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Mind Stimulating
Links, Einstein, Antimatter, Dark
Matter,Galaxies, Colliding, Human Cloning,
Theories, Quantum, Gravity, Light
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How does anti-matter
and dark matter
relate to the formation of the universe? It is thought that anti-matter
and matter were created in roughly equal amounts
at the start of the universe. Over time, these bits of matter
have eliminated one another. So if
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The MAD Scientist Network: Astronomy
Subject: Dark
Matter Date: Tue Oct 8 20:26:01 1996 Posted by: Matthew Barchok Grade
level: 10-12 School/Organization: Madison High
School City: Madison State/Province: Ohio Country: U.S.A. Area of science...
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Discover the cosmos!
Each day we feature a different image or photograph of our fascinating
universe, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
September
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X-Ray Astronomy:
Dark Matter.
X-ray telescopes have discovered vast clouds of multimillion degree gas
in clusters of galaxies. Above: an X-ray image...
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01. Missing Mass
OVERVIEW The first record of the missing mass problem came in 1932 by astronomer
Jan Oort, who had been doing research on the motions of nearby stars in
the Milky Way ...
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About X-ray Astronomy
History of X-ray Astronomy - A brief overview
of the history behind X-ray Astronomy: from
the differences between optical and X-ray telescopes to descriptions of
the major X-ray Astronomy missions.
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Re: Light as Cold
Dark Matter [
Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Astronomy
Forum ] [ FAQ ] Posted by JCHARMSWAY on August 09, 1998 at 12:45:34: In
Reply to: Light as Cold Dark Matter
posted by Bill Hattan on November 04, 1997 at 09:07:17: : Light...
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Gravity is what
holds the moon in orbit about the earth; without it, the moon would just
fly away. Gravity holds the earth in orbit about the sun. Gravity holds
the sun in orbit
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AAS Meeting News
Dark matter found
in galactic 'ghosts' Dark galactic "cannonballs"
may greatly outnumber large, bright galaxies like our own Milky Way, says
John Kormendy of ...
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A Practical Guide
to Astronomy manages to deal with the complicated
science of astronomy with a simple and practical
tone. Excellent resource for both the beginner and experienced backyard
astronomer.
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Science with the
Dark Matter Telescope
Download a more detailed preprint: gzipped postscript (0.8 MB) or PDF (5.4
MB) Endorsement A novel telescope design enables a direct survey of dark
mass in the universe. For the first time we will be able to survey
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Dark
Matter Telescope Design Abstract Astronomical
projects as diverse as accurate measurements of cosmological parameters
and predicting asteroid collisions with the Earth need deep images recorded
over a wide field of view. The 8.4 m aperture, three
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The MAD Scientist Network: Astronomy
Subject: How can Dark
Matter be composed of WIMPS? Date: Fri Jul
10 10:17:51 1998 Posted by Stan Monroe Grade level: grad (non-science)
School: University of Colorado City: Denver State/Province: CO Country:
USA.
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A new look at the
Universe GIFTT (Ghassemi Institute For Technology Transfer) presented a
theory to the American Physical Society in San Francisco in 1989, in Washington
DC in 1990, and in Columbus, Ohio in 1998.
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I would like to
get some opinions on dark matter.
Weather or not it exist, what its comprised of... etc. I tend to lean twords
the theory that the Universe expands and contacts and
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Subject: Dark
matter and distant galaxies Date: Wed Mar
11 21:50:54 1998 Posted by Ray Grade level: grad (non-science) School:
No school entered. City: No city entered.
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Dark
Matter in the Universe As much as 90 percent
of the matter in the universe is invisible.
Detecting this dark matter
will help astronomers better comprehend the universe's destiny by Vera
Rubin ........... SUBTOPICS: Observing the Invisible Where Is
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