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/Home/Sciences/Earth & Space/Astronomy/Astro-Physics/Big Bang Star Light, Star Bright Votes:0 "When the stars threw down their spears And watered heaven with their tears Did he smile his work to see?" -- from William Blake, "The Tyger" Jeremiah Ostriker Nickolay Gnedin End of the Dark Ages Evening in the country, open spaces, wide sky. The sun is sinking. A pale glow lingers overhead as darkness creeps in from the east. A gleam of light catches the corner of your eye. First star. Make a wish. The daily drama of this moment, replayed through human time, hints at a similar moment billions of years ago. Before there was a Milky Way Galaxy, solar system, or planet Earth, out of cosmic darkness came the first star in the universe. To people such as Princeton cosmologist Jeremiah Ostriker and Nickolay Gnedin , his collaborator at the University of California, Berkeley, this moment marks Read More Go to Site EQUATOR-S Home Page Votes:0 EQUATOR-S Spacecraft Latest News Overview Mission Objectives Spacecraft Scientific Instruments Special Features Mission & Operations Data Center Key Personnel Related WWW Pages FAQs MPE Home Page OVERVIEW EQUATOR-S is a low-cost mission designed to study the Earth's equatorial magnetosphere out to distances of 67000 km and it forms an element of the closely-coordinated fleet of satellites that comprise the IASTP program. It is based on a simple spacecraft design and carries a science payload consisting of advanced instruments that were developed for other IASTP missions. Unique features of EQUATOR-S are its nearly equatorial orbit and its high spin rate. It was launched as an auxiliary payload on an Ariane-4 on December 2nd, 1997. The mission is intended for a two-year lifetime. The idea o Read More Go to Site NRC-HIA Web Site Has Moved / Site Web de l'IHA-CNRC a dÉmÉnagÉ Votes:0 NRC-HIA Web Site Has Moved The National Research Council of Canada's Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics' web site has moved. Please visit it at: hia.nrc.gc.ca Due to this move and the restructuring of our site, old bookmarks will need to be updated. Sorry for the inconvenience. Site Web de l'IHA-CNRC a dÉmÉnagÉ Le site Web de l'Institut Herzberg d'astrophysique du Conseil national de recherches Canada a dÉmÉnagÉ. Veuillez le visiter À iha.cnrc.gc.ca Le dÉmÉnagement et la restructuration de notre site nÉcessite la mise À jour d'anciens signets. Nous nous excusons de cet inconvÉnient. 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Physical Constants (converted to CGS units from the NIST Constant Index ) Name Symbol Number Exp CGS Units Relative Error (ppm) speed of light in a vacuum c 2.99792458 10 cm s -1 exact Planck constant h 6.6260755(40) -27 erg s 0.60 hbar 1.05457266(63) -27 erg s 0.60 Gravitational constant G 6.67259(85) -8 cm 3 g -1 s -2 128 Electron charge e 4.8032068(14) -10 esu 0.30 Mass of electron m e 9.1093897(54) -28 g 0.59 Mass of proton m p 1.6726231(10) -24 g 0.59 Mass of neutron m n 1.6749286(10) -24 g 0.59 Mass of hydrogen m H 1.6733 -24 g -- Atomic mass unit amu 1.6605402(10) -24 g 0.59 Avagadro's number N A 6.0221367(36) 23 0.59 Boltzmann Read More Go to Site Radio Pulsar Newsletter Home Page Votes:0 Radio Pulsar Newsletter Home Page HOME PAGE FOR THE PULSAR NEWSLETTER The deadline for submission of abstracts is November 30 The next newsletter will be emailed on December 2 31. Abstracts - November 1998 30. 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The new black hole, with a mass 24 to 33 times that of our Sun, is more massive than scientists expected for a black hole that formed from a dying star. Full Story More News: Scientists Model a Cornucopia of Ear Read More Go to Site Index of /gen-fac/pubs Votes:0 Index of /gen-fac/pubs Name Last modified Size Description Parent Directory 05-Sep-2007 14:20 - astclim/ 14-Nov-2007 15:52 - Read More Go to Site Introduction to NED Votes:0 NED -- The NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database Comment | NED Home (Latest Revision: 29 March 2007) NED Introduction Acknowledging NED Using NED NED on the World Wide Web Batch Mode Server Mode NED Team Introduction To NED Welcome to the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database (NED) . It is built around a master list of extragalactic objects for which cross-identifications of names have been established, accurate positions and redshifts entered to the extent possible, and some basic data collected. 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