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Welcome to Time in Cosmology!
Recently, there have been a growing number of scientists, theorists, journalists, and others who have expressed and exposed the rather high degree of frustration within the scientific community. This frustration… Read more
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Topic007: Testing Large Scale Dynamics: Double Galaxies II, Bill Tifft 6/08/15
Originally posted on The William Tifft Blog: Topic007: Testing Large Scale Dynamics: Double Galaxies II, Bill Tifft 6/08/15 Book figure 2.19 Results from the study of the Karachentsev catalog of… Read more
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The Target Asteroids! Citizen Science Program
Originally posted on dslauretta: Imagine… Imagine turning a mere point of light into a real world! That is what Target Asteroids! observers do when they submit images and data to… Read more
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How Bright is Daytime on Pluto?
Originally posted on Lights in the Dark: Concept of Pluto’s surface. © Ron Miller, used with permission. We all know that Pluto is very far from the Sun, on average about… Read more
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The OSIRIS-REx Graphic Artists – Where Art and Science Intersect
Originally posted on dslauretta: Guest Bloggers: Heather Roper and Ryan Dougherty We are Heather Roper and Ryan Dougherty, and we recently graduated from the University of Arizona. We served as… Read more
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Big Steps in Gravitational Wave Detection
Originally posted on J. C. Conway: Today, May 19, the LIGO Scientific Collaboration (“LSC”) dedicates its second-generation gravitational-wave detectors (“aLIGO”) in a ceremony at the Hanford detector site. Researchers at… Read more
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How the father of nuclear physics really died
Originally posted on xykademiqz: ————- [1] The stamp-collecting snub is among Rutherford’s quotes [2] Rutherford really did die of complications after a delayed umbilical hernia surgery. Read more
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Topic006: Testing the Quantum Concept: Double Galaxies I, Bill Tifft 4/25/15
Originally posted on The William Tifft Blog: In the early 1970s I began three major observational programs utilizing the 90-inch Steward Observatory telescope and image tube spectrograph. The first program… Read more
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How SDSS uses light to see dark matter in galaxies
Originally posted on Science Blog from the SDSS: Some of the most beautiful pictures taken by telescopes are those of galaxies. Containing billions of stars, they come in many shapes… Read more
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How spooky is quantum non-locality?
Have you ever wondered about quantum mechanics and spooky interaction at a distance? Can changing a particle in Tucson affect an entangled one on Mars? The Scientific Association for the… Read more
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Topic005, The Redshift Is Quantized, Bill Tifft: 3/27/15
Originally posted on The William Tifft Blog: I have discussed the structure of redshift-magnitude bands and the substructure of crossband regions within the bands in prior topics. As redshift quality… Read more
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