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| It is also quite small at 10% of the | solar radius. |
| miss, they crack square or break a hole in the | solar base. |
| ylight hours, especially in years close to the | solar maximum. |
| and the Galaxy, the physics of the Sun and the | solar system (radioastronomy, coronal plasma, cometa |
| The | solar year, (Het zonnejaar) |
| llium nitride (InGaN), an optical match to the | solar spectrum is obtained. |
| ome Golons, has released a black hole into the | solar system. |
| ns of astronomical terms like "boundary of the | solar system" and even "planet" are subjects of heat |
| Ra on the | Solar boat |
| For example, on June 12, the | solar time at the extreme westerly points of the Ala |
| The | Solar Laboratory was designed in the Mission Revival |
| ic models which eliminates the epicycle in the | solar model, which eliminate the eccentrics and equa |
| s effect becomes even more apparent, since the | solar time at Fresno, California (about 120° W) is u |
| rgy's Aquatic Species Program cataloged at the | Solar Energy Research Institute located in Golden, C |
| ate) the positions of the major planets of the | solar system (with the Moon and Pluto, and in some c |
| Most plans evolve around the | solar year of little more than 365 days. |
| lies to cosmic rays that are unaffected by the | Solar wind such as extremely high energy rays. |
| theory that the individual's experience of the | Solar System's impacts on their personal energy fiel |
| Change, Evans has expressed his belief in the | solar variation theory and the causes of warming on |
| The | Solar Dynamics Observatory, launched Feb 11, 2010 |
| including George Howard Darwin to observe the | solar eclipse from Sicily. |
| ectrum) gives the electrical efficiency of the | solar cell. |
| is the | solar elevation angle |
| They are placed in the | solar furnace, there to be incinerated. |
| In the | solar system, the masses of the outer planets can be |
| STACEE, the | Solar Tower Atmospheric Cherenkov Effect Experiment, |
| Alan W. Hood is a professor in the | Solar and Magnetospheric Theory Group at the Univers |
| the planet through space, returning it to the | solar system in 1986 (the setting of The Tenth Plane |
| ple of an intricate plasterwork ceiling in the | solar, thought to be one of the oldest in Herefordsh |
| As the | solar furnace begins to heat up, the Doctor talks to |
| s the reddest color index of any object in the | solar system. |
| occasionally to recharge its batteries via the | solar panels. |
| cation just east of 169°30′ W, shows noon, the | solar time is actually around 9:42 a.m. |
| otential effects on Earth are prevented by the | solar wind and the Sun's magnetic field. |
| on the Earth than on the other planets of the | Solar System, has not been clarified. |
| Newton's Clock: Chaos in the | Solar System (1993) W.H.Freeman ISBN 0-716-72724-2 |
| pse of the sun within 18 months, following the | Solar eclipse of June 21, 2001. |
| ned that the Egyptians based their year on the | solar year, that is, on the apparent motion of the S |
| For the | solar sail see Cosmos 1, for the rocket see Kosmos-1 |
| known as Russell 3, is a periodic comet in the | solar system. |
| of the most symmetrical binaries known in the | Solar System. |
| In 1960s he helped to develop the | solar heat gain factor (SHGF) method of calculating |
| spoked, some rayed-is thought to represent the | solar eclipse of November 24, 1677. |
| cs of planetary rings and the formation of the | Solar System. |
| d not gain movement and adjust the tilt of the | solar panels, or gain a beneficial wind to clean the |
| on the Moon and most other rocky bodies in the | Solar System. |
| the first people to base their calendar on the | solar year, though in a form that caused it to wande |
| lifier designed by Brainiac 5 to stabilize the | solar system after the arrival of a new planet. |
| Grotrian studied the emission line from the | solar corona in the green region of the spectrum; th |
| alent material nature of all bodies within the | solar system, the identical nature of the sun and di |
| Beyond the | Solar System: 100 Best Deep-Sky Objects for Amateur |
| In its original form, known as the | solar power satellite, the proposal was intended as |
| tudy called "Extending Human Presence Into the | Solar System" for The Planetary Society, as a co-tea |
| The | Solar Zone at the University of Arizona Science and |
| ding and transmitting television images of the | solar disk in the Hydrogen-alpha spectrum. |
| the sun, and centers on the barycenter of the | solar system (i.e. |
| nts have periodically increased power from the | solar arrays. |
| For the same value of the | solar mixing angle, θ, this would correspond to a su |
| only a few known mean motion resonances in the | Solar System involving planets, dwarf planets or lar |
| The planet was discovered orbiting the | Solar twin star, Upsilon Andromedae, approximately e |
| present, Luyten's Star is moving away from the | Solar System. |
| d a force of thousands of Daxamites enters the | Solar system and become supercharged by yellow starl |
| destruction of the barriers that have kept the | solar winds at bay. |
| one of the closest star forming regions to the | solar systems. |
| The | solar panels could produce 800 W at Earth and 500 W |
| To run a prediction, the | solar flux index is also needed. |
| The | Solar Electric Light Company or SELCO India is a soc |
| The | solar panel was capable of generating 5 kW using 55, |
| t lying approximately 800 light years from the | Solar System. |
| propagation of accelerated particles from the | solar corona to interplanetary space, |
| according to which each of the planets of the | solar system has a guiding angelic spirit that rules |
| created other small entrepreneurs who use the | solar panels to charge numerous small batteries whic |
| ven Patalas (netherworlds); description of the | solar system and the movements of the celestial bodi |
| Of his works, The | Solar Parallax and its Related Constants (1891) is t |
| holic Church, saying Copernicus' theory of the | Solar System is correct. |
| m are large, compared to all gas giants in the | Solar System. |
| located approximately 85 light years from the | Solar System, near the head of the constellation Dra |
| The program takes these geographic points, the | solar flux index, propagation models, estimates F-la |
| eir father to take the family on a tour of the | solar system. |
| to establish an observatory there to view the | Solar eclipse of June 8, 1937, but was also unsucces |
| ratering on the Earth and other objects in the | Solar System, and volcanic modifications of planetar |
| Expedition to Tripoli for the | solar eclipse of August 30, 1905 |
| rth year to make up the six hours by which the | solar year was computed to exceed the year of 365 da |
| The square turret at the rear of the | Solar Tower contains a spiral staircase taken from t |
| The astronomy and astrology of the | solar hero myth by Robin Heath |
| The Amherst expedition to Japan for the | solar eclipse of August 9, 1896 |
| The second process is the | solar wind, which is the ejection of mainly protons |
| series, released only in Japan, also uses the | solar sensor, but it has changed its gameplay mechan |
| interstellar molecular gas and dust) in the | solar system, in our Milky Way, and other galaxies o |
| Perturbations in the | solar wind increase this flow of ions. |
| nd travelled to Oran in 1870 to photograph the | solar eclipse. |
| p, or imaginary snapshot of the planets in the | Solar System and their positions in the zodiac at th |
| Basic Physics of the | Solar System, V. M. Blanco and S. W. McCuskey. |
| t is believed that the Hors was the god of the | solar disk. |
| In the 1920s he worked at the | Solar Physics Observatory, Cambridge, UK with F.J.M. |
| ic Empire - an organisation that colonised the | Solar System. |
| ne-grained diamond dust that is older than the | solar system itself, known as presolar grains. |
| rch projects, ranging from observations of the | solar system to distant galaxies. |
| ins form the primary material out of which the | Solar System was formed. |
| known as Gehrels 2, is a periodic comet in the | solar system. |
| measuring points and the third point being the | solar eclipse happening that year visible in Africa |
| ic center in a nearly circular path called the | solar circle in a clockwise direction as viewed from |
| Planets of the | solar system and their major moons |
| The | solar cycle is a 28-year cycle of the Julian calenda |
| The NSSC-1 was used on the | Solar Maximum Mission, Space Telescope, and Landsat- |
| written (26375) 1999 DE9) is an object of the | solar system located beyond the orbit of Neptune. |
| This mission's driving energy is that the | solar maximum of solar cycle 24 will be the final on |
| Computations based on a numerical model of the | solar system show that ε has a period of about 41,00 |
| It's the fault of the | Solar System! |
| l to the radiance emitted by the Sun (i.e. the | solar extraterrestrial radiance), because the solar |
| this object may be removed (ejected) from the | Solar System over the next 10 million years. |
| to find any Martian parallax greater than the | Solar parallax, Tycho had no valid observational evi |
| ds may have formed during the formation of the | solar system by mutual capture or three-body interac |
| y writer Oliver Wendell Holmes, The Hub of the | Solar System. |
| Olympus Mons, the largest known volcano in the | Solar System), canyons (including the Valles Mariner |
| "Land requirements for the | solar and coal options", The Geographical Journal, J |
| it is the most highly bifurcated object in the | solar system, with two distinct lobes. |
| To defend against the aggressors, the | Solar System Defense Forces developed and deployed t |
| nterests in the chemistry and formation of the | solar system and the economic development of space h |
| .88 parsecs (283.37 light years) away from the | solar system. |
| The | solar park was built by Iberinco. |
| an astronomical database of objects beyond the | Solar System. |
| maximum orbital inclination) tailored for the | Solar System. |
| cords and forget the whole thing", marking the | Solar System "unoccupied". |
| s tend to reproduce based on, essentially, the | solar cycle...The weather's good. |
| n-orbit testing, the system used to rotate the | solar array in order to track the Sun malfunctioned. |
| In Rig Veda, Indra the | solar god is sometimes described as golden-bodied (" |
| Revil's fleet after Gihren Zabi unleashed the | Solar Ray, a gigantic colony laser. |
| ated with respect to the center of mass of the | solar system. |
| is cult image is temporarily replaced with the | solar disk; it is further described how a new figure |
| anger with Kashima who became replaced by the | solar deity Amaterasu. |
| meteorite suggest that they are older than the | solar system. |
| n Aries, located about 12 light years from the | Solar System. |
| The | solar eclipse mentioned in the annals of Mursili II |
| 'Astronomy, or a description of the | Solar System,' Sudbury, 1791. |
| t with a civilization that extends outside the | solar system, to the Oort Cloud and beyond. |
| The | solar goddess of the Ainu people. |
| ags approximately four to six weeks behind the | solar calendar. |
| Direct insolation is the | solar irradiance measured at a given location on Ear |
| nes to determine the elemental contents of the | solar corona. |
| Typically, a statite would use the | solar sail to "hover" in a location that would not o |
| Two planetariums, one showing the | solar system, showing 10 months move in 10 minutes, |
| In 1878 he went to Colorado to view the | solar eclipse of that year, which he observed and ph |
| mockumentary about a manned voyage through the | solar system. |
| otometry because the total brightness from the | solar corona is less than one millionth (10−6) the b |
| e of the very few humans to fall victim to the | solar radiation making all the animals crazy, and he |
| ne is that it is abundant in many parts of the | solar system and it could potentially be harvested i |
| h days is among the largest of any body in the | Solar System. |
| ASA satellite mapping the boundary between the | Solar System and interstellar space. |
| Other Worlds: The | Solar System and Beyond? |
| series, three monoliths are discovered in the | solar system by humans and it is revealed that thous |
| space and light is being bent by observing the | solar eclipse of 29 May 1919 on the west African isl |
| John Flamsteed determines the | solar parallax from observations of Mars. |
| is substantially hotter than any planet in the | Solar System. |
| this star to be about 230 light years from the | solar system. |
| The | Solar Observing Optical Network (SOON) consists of f |
| Abbot, recognizing that the | solar constant was badly approximated, proposed a mo |
| or planets, asteroids, comets, etc. within the | solar system, as these bodies generally have orbits |
| ave the highest flux of any object outside the | Solar System. |
| ogs, who seem to have been driven mad from the | solar flare, to an armed gunman who steals their car |
| The | solar furnace principle is being used to make inexpe |
| as Comet Neujmin 2, is a periodic comet in the | solar system discovered by Grigory N. Neujmin (Simei |
| teenage children are exploring a cave when the | solar flare hits. |
| rce (A-Photons) the ancients used and that the | solar system has just re-discovered. |
| enon is the first of its kind seen outside the | Solar System. |
| he most abundant elements on the earth, in the | solar system, and in the universe. |
| mary mission, too little light would reach the | solar arrays to remain warm enough for certain elect |
| een given mythological names (just like in the | solar system), those planets being Bellerophon and O |
| ula that is over 500 times the diameter of the | Solar System. |
| tive galactic nuclei as well as planets in the | Solar System. |
| ion has the effect of skipping 16 years of the | solar cycle between February 28 and March 1. |
| was featured in the BBC series Wonders of the | Solar System hosted by Dr. Brian Cox. |
| its that will lead either to ejection from the | solar system, an impact with a planet or the Sun, or |
| this star to be about 47 light years from the | solar system. |
| Friis-Christensen's 1991 paper, "Length of the | Solar Cycle: An Indicator of Solar Activity Closely |
| As we push forward to explore the | solar system and the stars and try to discover the o |
| Solrad 8 carried aboard one experiment: the | Solar X-ray and Ultraviolet Monitor. |
| In 1969 she was elected chief of the | Solar Physics studies at this university and began t |
| the possibility of life on other bodies in the | Solar system. |
| (1844) Contemplations on the | Solar System, Edinburgh: William Tait |
| Visitors are taken on a virtual tour of the | solar system and beyond with an emphasis on interact |
| high resolution images and observation of the | solar photosphere and transition region to the coron |
| The illustrious Ikshvaku of the | solar clan (suryavansha) was the ruling dynasty of t |
| The | solar panels can be used for sun or rain protection |
| The | solar park covers area of some 100 hectares (250 acr |
| ty entitled "Extending Human Presence Into the | Solar System" in 2004. |
| Kakatiyas are described as belonging to the | Solar race of Kshatriyas. |
| ns and motions of the planets and moons in the | solar system in a heliocentric model. |
| As the | Solar Flare Effect can only be observed from the sun |
| Atmosphere and Atmospheric Phenomena, and The | Solar System. |
| ydrogen-alpha absorption line (6562.8A) of the | solar spectrum. |
| Kaakwha (also Kanawha) is the | solar deity and god of light and truth, subordinate |
| ccasionally to recharge its batteries with the | solar panels. |
| Location of planets of the | Solar System, Pluto and Ceres during the transit, vi |
| memory tests of the planets in the | solar system) |
| They used most accurate timing signals for the | solar eclipse measurements. |
| The | Solar Settlement has proved Disch's vision of a “fun |
| s held strictly to the geocentric model of the | solar system, in which all the heavens rotate about |
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