 
									
								
									6 Very High Energy Gamma Ray Astronomy with CTA - UZH
									
... the development of parabolic solid light concentrators made from injection-molded polymethyl methacrylate, and to the assembly of the FACT optical front plane. The light concentration is based on total internal reflection. The exit area is tailored to the sensitive area of commercial 3×3 mm2 Geiger- ...
                        	... the development of parabolic solid light concentrators made from injection-molded polymethyl methacrylate, and to the assembly of the FACT optical front plane. The light concentration is based on total internal reflection. The exit area is tailored to the sensitive area of commercial 3×3 mm2 Geiger- ...
									Types of Telescopes - Memphis Astronomical Society
									
... place it on a reasonably level surface, and aim the polar axis northward, and raise or lower the latitude adjustment until the polar axis is pointed at the North Star (Polaris). This can be done with the telescope on or off the mounting, as you prefer. Tighten the latitude adjustment securely. Next, ...
                        	... place it on a reasonably level surface, and aim the polar axis northward, and raise or lower the latitude adjustment until the polar axis is pointed at the North Star (Polaris). This can be done with the telescope on or off the mounting, as you prefer. Tighten the latitude adjustment securely. Next, ...
									Project Overview
									
...  Multiple baseline interferometers - today’s Radio Telescopes  Measuring g sequentially at many baseline spacings Interferometric fringes are obtained simultaneously for baselines from every antenna to every other antenna They can be moved to create a new set of baselines The results can all be pu ...
                        	...  Multiple baseline interferometers - today’s Radio Telescopes  Measuring g sequentially at many baseline spacings Interferometric fringes are obtained simultaneously for baselines from every antenna to every other antenna They can be moved to create a new set of baselines The results can all be pu ...
									Telescopes
									
... Each dome has 700,000 cubic feet of air. The air is totally replaced every 5 minutes. ...
                        	... Each dome has 700,000 cubic feet of air. The air is totally replaced every 5 minutes. ...
									Sky-Watcher Telescope - C
									
... Canada, Bresser microscope, Germany. We are adding many more scientific products to our wide range of products. Now we are focusing on scientific and sports products like, Telescope, Binoculars, Spotting scopes, digital microscopes and optical laboratory equipments. Due to our dedicated & hardworkin ...
                        	... Canada, Bresser microscope, Germany. We are adding many more scientific products to our wide range of products. Now we are focusing on scientific and sports products like, Telescope, Binoculars, Spotting scopes, digital microscopes and optical laboratory equipments. Due to our dedicated & hardworkin ...
									Make your own telescope
									
... rest of the class. Discuss them together and provide comments. Can anything be improved? Allow time for children to make improvements where necessary. Make sure they do not spend so much time on their drawing that there is no time left for the actual construction of their telescope. Check that any a ...
                        	... rest of the class. Discuss them together and provide comments. Can anything be improved? Allow time for children to make improvements where necessary. Make sure they do not spend so much time on their drawing that there is no time left for the actual construction of their telescope. Check that any a ...
									Astronomy on Antarctic Plateau - The National Academies of
									
... the team led by China is more focused on areas that maximize the scientific output in the near term. The effort concentrates on two major directions: Wide field optical/IR surveys and spectroscopy and sub-millimeter astronomy. Site survey instruments and proto-type telescopes are being constructed b ...
                        	... the team led by China is more focused on areas that maximize the scientific output in the near term. The effort concentrates on two major directions: Wide field optical/IR surveys and spectroscopy and sub-millimeter astronomy. Site survey instruments and proto-type telescopes are being constructed b ...
									Wide field telescope using spherical mirrors
									
... axis target object must be corrected by other optics. The capability to look under many natural “lampposts” at the same time promises a cost effective and reliable way to realize the extraordinary diffraction limited resolution and light grasp of a 30 m aperture. To maximize the scientific return, t ...
                        	... axis target object must be corrected by other optics. The capability to look under many natural “lampposts” at the same time promises a cost effective and reliable way to realize the extraordinary diffraction limited resolution and light grasp of a 30 m aperture. To maximize the scientific return, t ...
									Galileo`s telescope - Exhibits on-line
									
... d. □ Three different bodies, aligned, the central one of which is three times larger than the other two 8. The luminous points observed by Galileo in the shadowed part of the Moon, in proximity to the terminator, were interpreted by him as: a. □ Clouds belonging to a presumed lunar atmosphere which ...
                        	... d. □ Three different bodies, aligned, the central one of which is three times larger than the other two 8. The luminous points observed by Galileo in the shadowed part of the Moon, in proximity to the terminator, were interpreted by him as: a. □ Clouds belonging to a presumed lunar atmosphere which ...
									The case for Optical SETI
									
... greater that that of America”. Forty-seven years later Cross suggested that light could be focused by parabolic mirrors so as to be visible to inhabitants on Mars. Periodic flashes could be used for sending messages to them. In the 1970s, Shvartsman (1977) conducted experiments to search for optical ...
                        	... greater that that of America”. Forty-seven years later Cross suggested that light could be focused by parabolic mirrors so as to be visible to inhabitants on Mars. Periodic flashes could be used for sending messages to them. In the 1970s, Shvartsman (1977) conducted experiments to search for optical ...
									Slide 1
									
... This mission focuses on the specific problem of characterizing atmospheric scintillation and extinction in order to support the feasibility of observing exo-planets transiting stars from the stratosphere with a signal to noise ratio of 10^5. To achieve this, SPARTAN-V will sense platform stability i ...
                        	... This mission focuses on the specific problem of characterizing atmospheric scintillation and extinction in order to support the feasibility of observing exo-planets transiting stars from the stratosphere with a signal to noise ratio of 10^5. To achieve this, SPARTAN-V will sense platform stability i ...
									Optical Set-Up and Design for Solar Multi-conjugate
									
... delivering high performances over the 1 arcmin FoV. This design proposes the use of a wide field WFSs based on a Shack-Hartman WFS handling both low order and high order at the same time. This approach is very similar to nightime MCAO approach but differs significantly from recent solar system desig ...
                        	... delivering high performances over the 1 arcmin FoV. This design proposes the use of a wide field WFSs based on a Shack-Hartman WFS handling both low order and high order at the same time. This approach is very similar to nightime MCAO approach but differs significantly from recent solar system desig ...
									Need help with a new Telescope?
									
... Repeat the alignment using a more distant object. It should not be necessary to loosen the front screws once the finder is approximately aligned in the previous step. Finish up by repeating the alignment at night, using a bright star as a target. Then do it again, using a higher-power (shorter) eyep ...
                        	... Repeat the alignment using a more distant object. It should not be necessary to loosen the front screws once the finder is approximately aligned in the previous step. Finish up by repeating the alignment at night, using a bright star as a target. Then do it again, using a higher-power (shorter) eyep ...
									Adaptive Optics for the SALT
									
... The Southern African Large Telescope (SALT)1, 2 is a fixed elevation telescope (based on the Hobberly Ebberly Telescope3 (HET)) whose aperture is formed from 91 hexagonal mirrors in a close packed hexagonal array, generating an 11 meter diameter telescope. The aperture has a spherical figure with radi ...
                        	... The Southern African Large Telescope (SALT)1, 2 is a fixed elevation telescope (based on the Hobberly Ebberly Telescope3 (HET)) whose aperture is formed from 91 hexagonal mirrors in a close packed hexagonal array, generating an 11 meter diameter telescope. The aperture has a spherical figure with radi ...
									Targeted and All-Sky Search for Nanosecond Optical Pulses at
									
... have to be composed of successive pulses from a source candidate, perhaps exhibiting non-random arrival times. As we remarked above, we recognize that this is a shortcoming of the experiment – we may miss a true beacon. To address this problem, we are collaborating with David Wilkinson and colleague ...
                        	... have to be composed of successive pulses from a source candidate, perhaps exhibiting non-random arrival times. As we remarked above, we recognize that this is a shortcoming of the experiment – we may miss a true beacon. To address this problem, we are collaborating with David Wilkinson and colleague ...
									ASTRONOMY PORTFOLIO 2009 Atacama Cosmology Telescope
									
... and tested for compliance. The azimuth journal, the precision steel rail that the telescope rotates on, was manufactured in segments and shipped to the site for final welding. Special joints were designed to minimize welding distortion and control surface accuracy. With welding completion, custom de ...
                        	... and tested for compliance. The azimuth journal, the precision steel rail that the telescope rotates on, was manufactured in segments and shipped to the site for final welding. Special joints were designed to minimize welding distortion and control surface accuracy. With welding completion, custom de ...
									+ ultra ii
									
... Max slewing speed: 60°/min (fast slewing not needed) 11. Drive motors: stepping motors with planetary gears of small backlash 12. Angular measurements: by 13 or 14 bits absolute shaft encoders read out by CAN bus or equivalent bus ...
                        	... Max slewing speed: 60°/min (fast slewing not needed) 11. Drive motors: stepping motors with planetary gears of small backlash 12. Angular measurements: by 13 or 14 bits absolute shaft encoders read out by CAN bus or equivalent bus ...
									Planetary Systems as Potential Sites for Life
									
... The InfraRed Dual Imaging and Spectrograph for SPHERE: performance and calibration Alpha Centauri: chemical composition of the nearest extrasolar terrestrial planets Obtaining the mass of exoplanet candidates by combining radial velocity and optical interferometry Testing models in the search to det ...
                        	... The InfraRed Dual Imaging and Spectrograph for SPHERE: performance and calibration Alpha Centauri: chemical composition of the nearest extrasolar terrestrial planets Obtaining the mass of exoplanet candidates by combining radial velocity and optical interferometry Testing models in the search to det ...
									PARTS LIST FOR AT50 Telescope
									
... the planet’s locations and paths of orbit. Most people have looked up at the sky at night and seen some of the planets without even realizing it. A planet looks like a bright star but does not twinkle like a star does; it looks like a tiny ball. Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are the easiest plane ...
                        	... the planet’s locations and paths of orbit. Most people have looked up at the sky at night and seen some of the planets without even realizing it. A planet looks like a bright star but does not twinkle like a star does; it looks like a tiny ball. Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn are the easiest plane ...
									CHAPTER 3: Light and Telescopes
									
... West Virginia, has an off-center secondary which does not block incoming radio waves. ...
                        	... West Virginia, has an off-center secondary which does not block incoming radio waves. ...
									Chapter 3 - AstroStop
									
... prime focus hardware located offcenter from the telescope’s 100-m x 110-m oval reflector. By using this new design, there is no such loss of signal. Such configurations are also common on microwave dishes used to receive satellite transmissions for home televisions. National Radio Astronomy Observat ...
                        	... prime focus hardware located offcenter from the telescope’s 100-m x 110-m oval reflector. By using this new design, there is no such loss of signal. Such configurations are also common on microwave dishes used to receive satellite transmissions for home televisions. National Radio Astronomy Observat ...
									Alignment of the 1.6 meter off-axis New Solar Telescope at Big Bear
									
... be accomplished without large-aperture solar telescopes. It has been generally accepted that the magnetoconvection rooted on the photosphere plays a critical role in solar activity and variability. To verify and guide modeling of magneto-convection and flux emergence, transport and annihilation, mete ...
                        	... be accomplished without large-aperture solar telescopes. It has been generally accepted that the magnetoconvection rooted on the photosphere plays a critical role in solar activity and variability. To verify and guide modeling of magneto-convection and flux emergence, transport and annihilation, mete ...
									Coating Gemini Telescopes with Protected Silver
									
... primary mirror on Newton’s telescope was ground and polished from speculum metal, a brittle alloy made from a mixture of copper and tin. Speculum was replaced in the 1850s with silver coated glass mirrors that were coated through the chemical process of “silvering.” The next revolution in astronomic ...
                        	... primary mirror on Newton’s telescope was ground and polished from speculum metal, a brittle alloy made from a mixture of copper and tin. Speculum was replaced in the 1850s with silver coated glass mirrors that were coated through the chemical process of “silvering.” The next revolution in astronomic ...
									CV - Kavli IPMU
									
... “SDSS-IV MaNGA: properties of galaxies with kinematically decoupled stellar and gaseous components”, Jin, Yifei, Chen, Yanmei, Shi, Yong, Tremonti, C. A., Bershady, M. A., Merrifield, M., ...
                        	... “SDSS-IV MaNGA: properties of galaxies with kinematically decoupled stellar and gaseous components”, Jin, Yifei, Chen, Yanmei, Shi, Yong, Tremonti, C. A., Bershady, M. A., Merrifield, M., ...
Arecibo Observatory
 
                        The Arecibo Observatory is a radio telescope in the municipality of Arecibo, Puerto Rico. This observatory is operated by SRI International, USRA and UMET, under cooperative agreement with the National Science Foundation (NSF). This observatory is also called the National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center, although ""NAIC"" refers to both the observatory and the staff that operates it. From its construction in the 1960s until 2011, the observatory was managed by Cornell University.The Observatory's 1,000 ft (305 m) radio telescope is the world's largest single-aperture telescope. It is used in three major areas of research: radio astronomy, atmospheric science, and radar astronomy. Scientists who want to use the Arecibo Telescope submit proposals that are evaluated by an independent scientific board.The Radio Telescope has made appearances in motion picture and television productions, gaining more recognition in 1999 when it began to collect data for the SETI@home project. It has been listed on the American National Register of Historic Places beginning in 2008. It was the featured listing in the National Park Service's weekly list of October 3, 2008. The Center was named in IEEE Milestone in 2001. It has a visitors center that is open part time.
 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									