Space Forum / Astronomy / July 2005

It takes a lot of thinking in the right direction to figure out our
universe.  It takes thinking that is not relative with logical mind
thoughts.  Such as there had to be a time that contained no matter,and
consequently came out of what we still today think of as nothing.  Still

Hello everybody. There's something about the Lagrange points I don't
understand. Let's consider a body in L4 or L5 in the orbit of Jupiter
(for example, a Trojan or a Greek asteroid). The forces that affect
that body are:

Each year, the Society for the History of Astronomy - the UK's national
society in this specialised field - holds its annual Autumn Conference
in Birmingham, England.
The venue is the historic Birmingham & Midland Institute, in Margaret

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As evidenced by these fine poasts from Bruce AKA Cypherpunk -
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sci.astro/msg/5ae8a1bc8fd7a2a2
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/sci.astro/msg/3aec01b6b99c7296
I'd like to nominate Jeff Glatt for the Hammer of Thor award for being

Math is not Physics, Emmy Noether's theorem and all that.
"Let us look at some of the banners on display. The one reading MOMENTUM
has been up for a long time. When the mathematician sees it, he
scribbles down 'mv'. When the physicist sees it, he reaches for his gun

I have a 10" Dobsonian reflector and a Meade ETX 125, will I be able to get
a binoviewer that could be used on both, and where would best place be to
get one?
Steve

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Just a quick check - am I right in trusting that the proper motions in
right ascension in BSC5 (Yale Bright Star Catalog version 5) really are
as specified in the catalog's header notes, in arc seconds per year? In
other words, are they applicable to a star's right ascension after ...

nightbat wrote
             Here is a net site info link for most Star Ship known
types.
See:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4693351.stm
Best,
Stephen
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Did anyone spy the near-full moon last night in Sagittarius?  It seeme
exceptional low on the southern meridian about 11pm BST - much lowe
that the winter solstice sun.  How many degrees can the moon deviat
from the sun's path eg ecliptic and was last night exceptional?

I saw Google Earth mentioned in here recently, but has anyone come across
this one?
http://worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/index.html
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