>Powerful Galaxies Found in Infrared (Slashdot)
demachina writes "NASA's Spitzer Infrared space telescope has discovered 'a mysterious population of distant and enormously powerful galaxies radiating in the infrared spectrum with many hundreds of times more power than our Milky Way galaxy.' They are 80% of the way back to the big bang. They found them by comparing a visible and infrared scan of the sky and looking at the places where there was
>NASA Hubble Space Telescope Daily Report # 3809 (SpaceRef)
The chromospheric H I Ly_alpha 1215.6 feature is the dominant source of short-wave emission in the Sun and solar-type stars, contributing about 80-90% of the total FUV flux and 30-60% of the total flux between 1 and 1500 A. Also, this important chromospheric line is the major cooling channel for cool star atmospheres.
>Telescope Exposes Dusty Galactic Hideouts (RedNova)
JPL -- How do you hide something as big and bright as a galaxy? You smother it in cosmic dust. NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope saw through such dust to uncover a hidden population of monstrously bright galaxies approximately 11 billion light-years away. These strange galaxies are among the most luminous in the universe, shining with the equivalent light of 10 trillion suns. But, they are so far
>COSMOLOGY Spitzer Space Telescope Finds Bright Infrared Galaxies (SpaceDaily)
A Cornell University-led team operating the Infrared Spectrograph (IRS), the largest of the three main instruments on NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope, has discovered a mysterious population of distant and enormously powerful galaxies radiating in the infrared spectrum with many hundreds of times more power than our Milky Way galaxy.
>NASA Hubble Space Telescope Daily Report # 3808 (SpaceRef)
Ultra-compact dwarf {UCD} galaxies are a new type of galaxy we have discovered in the central regions of the Fornax and Virgo galaxy clusters. Our most recent observations in the Fornax Cluster show that UCDs outnumber normal galaxies in the centre of that cluster.
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ADVENTURE HIKES AND CANYONEERING. IN THE SOUTHWEST. © Christopher Earls Brennen. Hike G6. Telescope Peak. Hiking time: 7 hours. Estimated hiking distance: 14 miles. Elevation gain: 2916 feet. USGS Topo Map: Telescope Peak ... USGS Topo Map: Telescope Peak. Difficulties: None in summer, steep snow slopes in winter ... adventure hikes, this ascent of the 11049ft Telescope Peak that towers over the west side of ...
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... Kitt Peak National Observatory (KPNO), part of the National Optical Astronomy Observatory (NOAO ... Kitt Peak Observing Run Preparation (ORP) Form. Kitt Peak Observing/Telescope Log Form ...
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Telescope Peak Trail: Maps: 7 1/2 min. quad # 870 - Telescope Peak or Trails Illustrated. Cautions: Carry water as none is available along the main trail. The trail may be snow covered and icy from November through April ... Telescope Peak at 11,049 feet is the highest point in Death Valley National Park ...
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USGS GNIS (GNIS)
... Feature Name: Telescope Peak. Feature Type: summit ... USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Telescope Peak. 361012N ...
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Telescope Peak, California, USA
Photo of Death Valley's Telescope Peak on a fine spring day. ... Telescope Peak is the highest mountain in Death Valley National Park, California ... Valley is a great downdropped block or graben, Telescope Peak sits on the high part, or horst, that ...
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>Spitzer Exposes Dusty Galactic Hideouts
ScienceBlog.com - Mar 5, 2005
... Optical Astronomy Observatory Deep Wide-Field Survey used the National Science Foundation's 4-meter (13-foot) telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory ...
>Star gazing
Ames Daily Tribune, IA - Mar 4, 2005
... 17, when the Leonid meteor storms should be at their peak. ... "(They have) the largest refracting telescope ever built," Engle said. ...
>Star gazing
Ames Tribune, IA - Mar 4, 2005
... 17, when the Leonid meteor storms should be at their peak. ... "(They have) the largest refracting telescope ever built," Engle said. ...
