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exoplanets | climatephys

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Archive for the ‘exoplanets’ Category. New habitable planets found? The Climate of Kepler 62e and f. Posted in climate physics. On April 20, 2013. For those interested, I have a blog posting on the new Kepler 69 planets making the news. Here. Read Full Post ». The Venus Transit: an analog to exo-climate detection. On June 7, 2012 Leave a Comment. Read Full Post ». A blessing from a star, little ice ages, and the fate of climate. A Guide to CO2 and Stratospheric Cooling. New habitable planets found?

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Office of Public Outreach. Journal Clubs and Research Groups. HST Peer Review Process. Youth for Astronomy and Engineering. Science Programs Having STScI Participation. Journal Clubs and Research Groups. The Institute for Planets and Life. Linking Exoplanet and Disk Compositions. High Contrast Imaging in Space. Caroline Herschel Visitor Program. Electronic Books and Conference Proceedings. NASA Astrophysics Data System. Fellowships and Student Programs. Current and Past Hubble Fellows.

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ExoPolitical Waves: NASA's Bold New NExSS Initiative Will Search For Signs Of Life On Other Planets

http://exopolitical-waves.blogspot.com/2015/04/nasas-bold-new-nexss-initiative-will.html

EXOPOLITICAL WAVES: The political implications of human activity beyond our planet, or in space, including the possibility of life beyond our planet (sentient or otherwise). Suggested directions: Be critical, skeptical, thoughtful, and comment where it’s appropriate, then check for reactions (or the lack of it). Know the difference between hard and soft data. Challenge what appears as, or may be, disinformation. A BEAR MARKET ECONOMICS BLOG. OCCUPY INNER THROUGH OUTER SPACE (IN ALL DIMENSIONS). The space...

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ExoPolitical Waves: April 2015

http://exopolitical-waves.blogspot.com/2015_04_01_archive.html

EXOPOLITICAL WAVES: The political implications of human activity beyond our planet, or in space, including the possibility of life beyond our planet (sentient or otherwise). Suggested directions: Be critical, skeptical, thoughtful, and comment where it’s appropriate, then check for reactions (or the lack of it). Know the difference between hard and soft data. Challenge what appears as, or may be, disinformation. A BEAR MARKET ECONOMICS BLOG. OCCUPY INNER THROUGH OUTER SPACE (IN ALL DIMENSIONS). The space...

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The Venus Transit: an analog to exo-climate detection | climatephys

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Laquo; Thermal Wind. Building a Planet Part 2: Greenhouse Effects. The Venus Transit: an analog to exo-climate detection. June 7, 2012 by climatephys. When a planet passes in front of its host star, it blocks a very small amount of starlight and there is a slight reduction in brightness when viewed from Earth. The transit reduces the stellar brightness in an amount equal to the ratio of planet-to-star area. Assuming the flux from the planet is negligible compared to that of the star, then:. Is the slant ...

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Office of Public Outreach. Journal Clubs and Research Groups. HST Peer Review Process. Youth for Astronomy and Engineering. Journal Clubs and Research Groups. Science Programs Having STScI Participation. Journal Clubs and Research Groups. The Institute for Planets and Life. Linking Exoplanet and Disk Compositions. High Contrast Imaging in Space. Caroline Herschel Visitor Program. Electronic Books and Conference Proceedings. NASA Astrophysics Data System. Fellowships and Student Programs.

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aXe

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Office of Public Outreach. Journal Clubs and Research Groups. HST Peer Review Process. Youth for Astronomy and Engineering. AXe Reduction Methodology in a Nutshell. The aXe reduction tasks enable automated, efficient extraction of thousands of spectra from slitless spectral images. The software drives the spectral extraction based on two sets of information:. A catalogue of objects in the field, and. Download and installation information for the STSDAS package can be found at STSDAS Home. 8211; Short ste...

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What’s in a Heartbeat? | astrobites

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Submit a guest post. Undergrads: submit your research! Guide to Spectroscopy and Spectral Lines. Guide to Classification of Galaxies and AGNs. What’s in a Heartbeat? Aug 27, 2014 Daily Paper Summaries. A Class of Eccentric Binaries with Dynamic Tidal Distortions Discovered With. NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA. Published in ApJ (2012). Is really good at finding things that go bump in the night. Even though the spacecraft was crippled. And has been repurposed as K2. Now, imagine dialing this ...

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JUC Science & Spirit Group | Page 2

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JUC Science and Spirit Group. NASA Cassini Mission to Saturn, Sunday, 2/28, 12:30pm. Please join us for an in-depth look at this mission while we discuss some of the findings. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. February 23, 2016. January 24th meeting – IBEX and Voyager 1. On January 24th, Pat Emery will cover the NASA IBEX Mission and the findings from Voyager 1 as it heads out of the solar system. See these posts for more information. About the IBEX Mission. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.