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| and Pioneer space probes, all of the Orbiting | Solar Observatories, Solar Maximum, Biological Satel |
| OSO 3, third Orbiting | Solar Observatory (known as OSO C before launch) was |
| Orbiting | Solar Observatory diagram |
| orld record for the highest efficiency organic | solar cell. |
| the state-of-the-art in performance of organic | solar cells, having set performance records twice in |
| way as ubiquinone does in the canadian organic | solar cell invented in 1979? |
| Upstairs the original | solar has a collection of toys. |
| HL for the Louisville Panthers and the Orlando | Solar Bears respectively. |
| ayed for the Canadiens, Winnipeg Jets, Orlando | Solar Bears, and Washington Capitals. |
| reer included the Michigan K-Wings and Orlando | Solar Bears of the International Hockey League and t |
| In 1995, Hartman moved to the IHL's Orlando | Solar Bears, where he scored 24 points in 77 games. |
| mton Rangers, Long Beach Ice Dogs, and Orlando | Solar Bears. |
| The Orlando | Solar Bears were a professional ice hockey team base |
| ers(CHL) before being called up to the Orlando | Solar Bears(IHL) where he won the last Turner Cup be |
| He held the same position with the Orlando | Solar Bears of the International Hockey League for t |
| the first round 3-1, then defeated the Orlando | Solar Bears in the second round 4-1 before losing to |
| Krygier played two seasons with the Orlando | Solar Bears of the International Hockey League befor |
| Hockey League, he then played for the Orlando | Solar Bears of the same league and rounded off the s |
| ncluded the Orlando Miracle WNBA team, Orlando | Solar Bears and RDV Sportsplex. |
| Allan Egeland also played with the Orlando | Solar Bears during the 1998-99 season. |
| The Reverse Osmosis | Solar Installation (known as ROSI) uses membrane fil |
| be able to function with less light than other | solar calculators. |
| r computing the positions of planets and other | solar system bodies, as well as defining their orbit |
| ed parallels between Christ, Osiris, and other | solar dying-and-rising gods to construct elaborate s |
| Associations with Sol Invictus and other | solar myths are possible. |
| ing Mars surface, and eventually of many other | solar system bodies. |
| Other | solar dedicated instruments operated on the site inc |
| 49P/Arend-Rigaux is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| tions, North American scientists show that our | solar system is likely not a typical planetary syste |
| ion of Serpens Cauda, 123 light years from our | solar system. |
| known as Tempel 2, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| lity of those planets for life and placing our | Solar System in context. |
| ow eccentricity, similar to the planets in our | solar system. |
| the greatest gravitational perturbation of our | solar system. |
| 160P/LINEAR is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 168P/Hergenrother is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 30P/McNaught-Hughes is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 48P/Johnson is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| anet has a high axial tilt, like Uranus in our | solar system. |
| o known as Kowal 1, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| elin-Roman-Crockett is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| has a comparable mass to the gas giants in our | solar system. |
| known as Mueller 3, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| able in eccentricity to the planet Mars in our | solar system but has a mass at least half that of Ju |
| 161P/Hartley-IRAS is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| ll past the orbit of Mars in comparison to our | solar system. |
| the mass of Jupiter, the largest planet in our | solar system. |
| w eccentricity orbit similar to Jupiter in our | solar system, though the orbital elements were not w |
| entric, more so than any of the planets in our | solar system (including Pluto). |
| Tempel-Swift-LINEAR is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| discovered "Planet X", the tenth planet in our | solar system. |
| Our own Milky Way galaxy, where our | solar system belongs, is in many ways the best studi |
| 158P/Kowal-LINEAR is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 20-00 is one of the closest black holes to our | solar system at a distance of approximately 3,500 li |
| r more than that experienced by Mercury in our | solar system. |
| e than Jupiter, the most massive planet in our | solar system. |
| As our | solar system is believed to have formed out of such |
| Gliese 876 is located fairly close to our | solar system. |
| at of all the planets and dwarf planets in our | solar system except Eris, which has an eccentricity |
| 152P/Helin-Lawrence is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| by the Moon, and, very rarely, planets of our | solar system. |
| ollections were also solidified outside of our | solar system. |
| resolar i.e. they predate the formation of our | solar system. |
| re that is not comparable to any planet in our | solar system (Venus, the hottest planet is only 735 |
| 143P/Kowal-Mrkos is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| known as Mueller 5, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| s not resemble any of the rocky planets of our | Solar System. |
| s Shoemaker-Holt 2, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| in these objects, ranging from planets in our | Solar System to galaxies in the young Universe. |
| Most planetary orbits in our | solar system have relatively small inclinations, bot |
| it is approximately 18.7 light years from our | solar system and about 9% the mass of the Sun. |
| between the orbits of Saturn and Uranus in our | solar system. |
| ccentricity, comparable to that of Mars in our | solar system. |
| 98P/Takamizawa is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 14P/Wolf is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| for a wide variety of studies ranging from our | Solar System to stars in our galaxy and studies of o |
| or Comet d'Arrest) is a periodic comet in our | Solar System, orbiting between Mars and Jupiter. |
| theoretical work on dynamical astronomy in our | Solar System. |
| In our | solar system the on-going collisions between asteroi |
| When our | solar system was young such collisions were more com |
| epler-10b, is located 560 light-years from our | solar system in the Draco constellation. |
| parable to that of Comet Halley's Comet in our | solar system. |
| The outer two planets of our | solar system, Uranus and Neptune, are believed to ha |
| "We do not know if planets like those in our | solar system are able to form in the highly energeti |
| 88P/Howell is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| Helin-Roman-Alu 2, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| Mars, the fourth planet in our | solar system, has been featured in the Doctor Who fi |
| asteroids which orbit in the inner part of our | solar system may have split by tidal disruption afte |
| ion of rocky planets and the icy bodies of our | solar system, and under what conditions a rocky plan |
| 53P/Van Biesbroeck is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 159P/LONEOS is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 7P/Ashbrook-Jackson is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| eccentricity, like most of the planets in our | solar system. |
| own as Shoemaker 1, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| ional astronomers who will use it to study our | solar system, star formation, distant galaxy cluster |
| ircular than that of any of the planets in our | solar system. |
| 13P/Olbers is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| s one of the most similar in conditions to our | solar system than any other currently known planetar |
| iable stars, as well as various planets in our | Solar System. |
| part of the cloud of material that created our | solar system and Sun. |
| 171P/Spahr is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| known as Neujmin 3, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| it, and that some characteristics resemble our | solar system. |
| The stellar distance from our | Solar System is 301.7 ly or 92.5 pc or 2.854 Em. |
| f around 100,000 times that of the dust in our | solar system. |
| er found to be one of the nearest stars to our | solar system. |
| akin to the objects in the Kuiper belt in our | solar system. |
| rn more about the time before the birth of our | solar system, initial stages of planet formation, an |
| ey offer a "time capsule from the birth of our | solar system" according to Jim Green, director, Plan |
| 1, is a periodic, Jupiter family comet in our | solar system. |
| he ice giant planets Uranus and Neptune in our | solar system. |
| known as Mueller 1, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 119P/Parker-Hartley is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| s is usually used to describe the areas in our | solar system where planets dominate the orbits of su |
| d information we have about the planets in our | solar system, the mass of the sun, the distance to s |
| s Shoemaker-Levy 7, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| it then tears apart the Milky Way Galaxy, our | solar system, and finally even atoms. |
| o used to study other planets and moons in our | solar system. |
| akin to the objects in the Kuiper belt in our | solar system. |
| Helin-Roman-Alu 1, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| so known as Wild 4, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| nstellation of Hydra, 211 light years from our | solar system. |
| ysis of the atmosphere of a planet outside our | solar system in 2001. |
| e of several billion years - comparable to our | solar system. |
| fication (heating), radar astronomy within our | solar system, observations of planetary surfaces fro |
| 65P/Gunn is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| tantiate Copernicus' heliocentric model of our | solar system, which is highly incompatible with both |
| 05P/Singer Brewster is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 114P/Wiseman-Skiff is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| Comet Finlay is a periodic comet in our | solar system discovered by William Henry Finlay (Roy |
| ximately 1600 lightyear radius centered on our | Solar System. |
| P/Giacobini-Zinner) is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| was suggested as one of the 12 planets in our | Solar System, but in the end was re-classified as a |
| vsky-O'Keefe-Radzievskii-Paddack effect in our | solar system. |
| 18D/Perrine-Mrkos is a periodic comet in our | solar system, originally discovered by the American- |
| According to Kant, our | solar system is merely a smaller version of the fixe |
| pulls back into the sky through space past our | solar system, past millions of stars, ultimately rev |
| 169/NEAT is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| cky Earth-sized planet detected outside of our | solar system. |
| U is slightly farther out than Venus is in our | solar system, orbiting around its star every 262 day |
| , the disk probably is somewhat similar to our | Solar System's Kuiper belt instead of a protoplaneta |
| no officially classified double planets in our | Solar system. |
| Odyssey, the Monoliths appear to have left our | Solar System, rendering the events in 20,001 (at the |
| n as Tsuchinshan 2, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| ber 2004, a burst of gamma rays arrived in our | solar system from SGR 1806-20 (artist's conception s |
| rom 0 to 9 is ruled by a celestial body in our | solar system -- the layout below is one widely accep |
| , 14 light-years away, relatively close to our | Solar System. |
| is probably similar to the Kuiper belt in our | Solar system. |
| heory, black holes, and the development of our | Solar System. |
| ter wavelengths, with interests going from our | Solar System to interstellar dust and gas or cosmolo |
| 157P/Tritton is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| nly 0.208 AU, less than that of Mercury in our | solar system. |
| r studying the activities and phenomena of our | solar system's sun. |
| s Shoemaker-Levy 3, is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 165P/LINEAR is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 178P/Hug-Bell is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| P/2010 B2 is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| different from the silicate-rich bodies in our | Solar System. |
| All planets, comets, and asteroids in our | Solar System are in such orbits, as are many artific |
| stellar Disks Around Normal Stars: Placing Our | Solar System in Context," Meyer, M. R., Backman, D. |
| The distance from our | Solar System is probably about 11,000 light years, o |
| 167P/CINEOS is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 170P/Christensen is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| 164P/Christensen is a periodic comet in our | solar system. |
| labeled Vulcan) with the habitable zone in our | solar system. |
| currently known, including the planets in our | solar system. |
| When station keeping fuel runs out, | solar and lunar perturbations increase the satellite |
| Outer | solar system |
| cular Voyager spacecraft missions to the outer | Solar System since 1972, and a major spokesman for t |
| ets, centaurs, and many icy moons in the outer | solar system are rich in deposits of Triton, Titan a |
| A spaceship that had been hidden in the outer | solar system activates and begins approaching Earth, |
| able to continue their mission into the outer | solar system. |
| T is a periodic comet and centaur in the outer | solar system. |
| to be in transition from a near-circular outer | solar system orbit to an eccentric orbit taking it t |
| bits attainable using gravity assist for outer | Solar system exploration. |
| a large object, circling the Sun in the outer | Solar system. |
| would not make it out of place in Earth's own | solar system. |
| bout the same as Jupiter and Saturn in our own | solar system. |
| If it were located in our own | solar system, this orbit would stretch from just out |
| ital module has been upgraded to carry its own | solar panels and orbital maneuver system, so it is c |
| If this planet were located in our own | solar system, its orbit would ranges from just withi |
| Occasionally, bodies in our own | solar system, such as planets, asteroids, comets, an |
| He and Diane designed and built their own | solar home in 1975. |
| After Tom returned to his own | solar system, Terra Obscura came under attack when t |
| planet, akin to Jupiter and Saturn in our own | solar system. |
| ission objectives was the relocation of the P6 | Solar Array from the top of the Z1 Truss to the end |
| A partial | solar eclipse will occur on February 5, 2065. |
| The series started with partial | solar eclipse on August 20, 1096. |
| ross the surface of the Earth, while a partial | solar eclipse will be visible over a region thousand |
| This eclipse is the third of four partial | solar eclipses in 2011, with the others occurring on |
| The series started with partial | solar eclipse on May 27, 933 AD, and reached an annu |
| A partial | solar eclipse occurred on May 19-20, 1985. |
| A partial | solar eclipse occurred on April 6, 1913. |
| The series started with partial | solar eclipse on March 10, 1179. |
| The series started with partial | solar eclipse on May 19, 1613. |
| A partial | solar eclipse occurred on November 21, 1938. |
| A partial | solar eclipse occurred on September 11, 2007. |
| The series started with partial | solar eclipse on August 29, 984 AD. |
| The series started with partial | solar eclipse on January 4, 1639, and reached a firs |
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