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TAAM,
Ronald
( Northwestern Univ. )
TADEMARU,
Eugene
( UMass )
Taeduk
Radio Astronomy Observatory
( TRAO )
Taeduk
Radio Astronomy Observatory (TRAO) is part of the Korea Astronomy Observatory,
which is operated under a cooperative agreement with the Ministry of Science and
Technology.
TAMAZIAN VAKHTANG ( OA RMA USC, Santiago de Compostela )
TANCREDI, Gonzalo ( Depto. Astronomia, Montevideo, Uruguay )
Minor
bodies of Solar System; Comets, asteroids; Chaotic dynamics.
TARGAN,
Dave
( Brown Univ. )
Tata Institute for
Fundamental Research - Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics n
( TIFR )
These pages are an index to a set of TCL/Tk references on the WWW. The author
has started off with pointers to the ones he could access from the TCL FAQ and
added references as he came across them.
TEDDS,
Jonathan
( Leeds )
Near
IR studies of star forming regions. Shocked H2 in Orion bullets, HH7, DR21. UK
Friend for MPE 3D instrument at AAT from Nov97.
Tel
Aviv University, Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics
Research activities: The Raymond and Beverly Sackler Institute, The Florence and George Wise Observatory,
the TAUVEX
UV experiment.
Telescope
a Action Rapide pour les Objets Transitoires
( TAROT )
TAROT
is an automatic, autonomous observatory whose first objective is the real-time
detection of optical transient counterparts of cosmic gamma ray bursts.
A project of ground-based detector for Astrophysics.
Telescopio Infrarosso del Gornergrat ( TIRGO )
Italian
national 1.5m telescope optimized for infrared observations, operated by
CAISMI-CNR, Florence.
Telescopio Nazionale Galileo - Italian National Telescope Galileo ( TNG, La Palma )
The
Telescopio Nazionale Galileo is the national facility of the Italian
astronomical community, set in the Canary island of La Palma (Spain). The Astronomical
Observatory of Padova
had the responsibility of its construction through the TNG Project Office.
TENN, Joseph ( Sonoma State Univ. )
TERNDRUP,
Don
( Ohio State Univ. )
Terrestrial
Planet Finder
( Origins of Stars, Planets, and Life )
The
Terrestrial Planet Finder (TPF) is a key element of NASA Origins Program. It
will study all aspects of planets: from their formation and development in disks
of dust and gas around newly forming stars to the presence and features of those
planets orbiting the nearest stars; from the numbers at various sizes, and
places to their suitability as an abode for life. By combining the high
sensitivity of space telescopes with the sharply detailed pictures from an
interferometer, TPF will be able to reduce the glare of parent stars by a factor
of more than one hundred-thousand to see planetary systems as far away as 50
light years.
TEUBEN,
Peter
( Maryland )
Texas
A&M University. High Energy Physics Group
( MACRO experiment at Gran Sasso )
Information
server operated by the High Energy Physics Group at Texas A&M University
Texas
Astronomical Society of Dallas
( TAS )
With
over 300 members, the Texas Astronomical Society of Dallas is a group of
individuals sharing and promoting their common interest in astronomy. T.A.S. is
a member of the Astronomical League and is home to the nationally known "
Constellation of the Month" series.
Texas
Star Party
( TSP )
The
Texas Star Party is a week-long astronomy convention held annually in April-May
in the Davis Mountains of west Texas. Over 700 amateur astronomers observe &
photograph the dark skies, attend daily paper sessions, hear presentations from
prominent astronomers, and otherwise socialize with people from all over the
world.
The
Albuquerque Astronomical Society
( TAAS )
A
non-profit scientific and educational organization dedicated to education and
the enjoyment of astronomy. Offers telescope making, educational outreach,
lectures, sidewalk astronomy and dark sky activities.
The
Amateur Sky Survey
( TASS )
The
TASS project has constructed low-cost drift-scan cameras and distributed
them to sites around the world. The goal is to monitor bright objects across a
large section of the sky.
TA produces a magazine for the advanced amateur and its aim is to publish all
observations of astronomical interest as soon as possible after they are made.
The magazine has been published monthly since 1964 and subscribers are found all
over the world. It also provides a very comprehensive electronic circulars
service to keep our members up to date.
The
Cosmic Background Radiation, Strasbourg 96
A NATO Advanced Study Institute Strasbourg 1996 Observatoire astronomique de
Strasbourg
Brought to you by the Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of
Illinois. Contains: Weather
World the WWW
version of the U of I Weather Machine.
Welcome to: The Face of the Moon: Galileo to Apollo
An Exhibit of Rare Books and Maps from the Collection of the Linda Hall Library
We have prepared an online version of an exhibition catalog that was originally
published in 1989. The catalog was written by William B. Ashworth, Jr and it won
the First Place Award in the annual competition sponsored by the Rare Books and
Manuscripts Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries. Copies
of the printed catalog are still available.
For this online version, several minor errors have been corrected; otherwise, it
follows the format of the printed version. However, the addition of the many
hypertext links makes it possible to browse the catalog in an entirely new way.
We hope you enjoy it.
The Galactic Gazetteer contains a database of around 13,000 stars that are
viewable using our unique Stellavision 3d Java applet.
Newspaper for the Life Sciences Professional. The following resources are
similar (same sort-key, different text):
WAIS index to a biweekly newspaper for research scientists, and managers in
industry, academia, and government. Focuses on life sciences and biotechology.
THE
Star
( ISPCS )
The
Italian Solar Physics Community Server is an experimental WWW
server intended to collect all the relevant information on Solar Physics
Activities and Resources in Italy as well as on international scientific
collaborations in ground-based projects, such as THEMIS and LEST,
and in space missions, such as SOHO.
The
XXVIIth Young European Radio Astronomers Conference
( YERAC )
Electronic
proceedings of the XXVIIth Young European Radio Astronomers Conference (YERAC),
which was held at the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory (MRAO), Cambridge in
1994 September.
THEMIS
- Heliographic Telescope for the Study of the Magnetism and Instabilities on the
Sun
( THEMIS )
THEMIS (Télescope Héliographique pour l'Etude du Magnétisme et des
Instabilités Solaires) is a new generation Franco-Italian solar telescope
built by INSU/CNRS
(France) and CNR
(Italy). The main
scientific goal for which it has been designed is the accurate determination of
the vector magnetic field.
Theoretical
Astrophysics Center, Copenhagen
( TAC )
Theoretical
Astrophysics Group, University of Tokyo
( UTAP )
Thessaloniki
University Astronomical Department
Site developed by three high school students for the 1999 ThinkQuest
Competition. ThinkQuest is an international web page design competition for
students ages 12-19.
ThinkSpace is designed to teach people about space. Using the internet style of
learning we created a web site that would be both informative and fun for the
internet user. There are five main sections to the site: Stars, Galaxies, Solar
System, Universe, and Astronomers.
Users can submit contributions and images. The web site is supplemented by a
comprehensive pop-up glossary, search engine, message board, guestbook, and
interactive games.
THORNLEY,
Michele D.
( Bucknell University )
THORSETT,
Stephen
( UCSC )
Pulsars,
gamma-ray bursts and other compact objects in astrophysics.
THUAN,
Trinh X.
( U. Virginia )
Thueringer
Landessternwarte Tautenburg
( TLS )
The
observatory is running a 2m telescope which can be used in three different
optical configurations: Schmidt telescope Cassegrain telescope Coude telescope
TIEFTRUNK,
Achim
( ESO )
TIM
(Telescope Imaging Model)
( PSF software for HST )
TinyTIM
PSF software for
HST
Timisoara
Astronomical Observatory, Romania
The Astronomical Institute of Romania, Astronomical Observatory Timisoara.
Tohoku
University, Graduate school of science, Institute of Astronomy
TOLBERT, Charles R.
( U. Virginia )
TOPbase
at CDS : The Opacity Project
( TOPbase )
TOPbase
is a read-only database system specially designed for general use of the atomic
data dervived by the Opacity Project. It contains energy levels, f-values and
photoionization cross sections for astrophysically abundant elements.
Torbay
Astronomical Society
( Devon, England )
The
Torbay Astronomical Society is based in Torbay, Devon, England. The web site
includes information on the 1999 eclipse, for which Torbay will be in the
totality zone.
Torino
Astrometric Group
( Torino Astronomical Observatory )
Torun
Radio Astronomy Observatory
( TRAO )
Torun
Radio Astronomy Observatory (TRAO), now part of Torun Centre for Astronomy is an
educational and research facility of the Nicolaus Copernicus University, Faculty
of Astronomy and Physics, Torun, Poland. The Observatory main instrument is 32m
modern design radio telescope usable up to 50 GHz. Presently equipped with
cooled receivers for L and C bands is used extensively for VLBI, pulsar timing
and spectroscopy. Since April 1998 Torun is the full member of the EVN.
TOVMASSIAN,
Gaghik
( OAN / UNAM )
TRAGER,
Scott C.
( OCIW )
Evolution
of the stellar populations of galaxies.
Traitement
Elementaire Reduction et Analyse des PIXels de Megacam
( TERAPIX )
Terapix
is an astronomical data processing center dedicated to very large CCD images and
massive data flow provided by the CFHT Megacam
camera.
Terapix is located at Institut
d'Astrophysique de Paris
Transition
Region And Coronal Explorer
( TRACE )
TRACE
will enable solar physicists to study the connections between fine-scale
magnetic fields and the associated plasma structures on the Sun in a
quantitative way by observing the photosphere, transition region, and corona.
Transits
of Extrasolar Planet
( TEP )
The
TEP network is a group of collaborators searching for Transits of Extrasolar
Planets. The major effort is directed towards the observation of the eclipsing
binary star CM-Draconis for signs of the presence of planets using the transit
method.
Trinity
Astronomy & Space Society Homepage
( TASS )
Astronomy
& Space Society in Trinity College Dublin
TRUELOVE,
J. Kelly
( UC Berkeley )
TSAREVSKY,
Gregory
( ATNF / ASC )
TSVETANOV,
Zlatan I.
( JHU )
TUCKER,
Douglas
( Fermilab )
Scientific
Interests: extragalactic astronomy, redshift surveys. Member of the Las Campanas
Redshift Survey team. Member of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey team.
Tucson
Amateur Astronomy Association
( TAAA )
The
Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association is a group of people that want to share
their interest in the sky. General meetings are held monthly, and frequent
observing sessions are scheduled at dark sites. Members vary in expertise from
beginner to professional.
Tufts
University Astronomy Program
The Astronomy Program at Tufts University includes resources for both education
and research in the fields of astronomy, astrophysics, and physics. Links
include information on our undergraduate program in Astrophysics as well as
Solar Physics research into coronal magetic fields and their relation to noise
storms on the sun.
Tunguska
Home Page at the University of Bologna (Italy)
( Bologna )
The
University of Bologna's official Tunguska Home page. It contains a collection of
abstracts presented at the International Workshop Tunguska96 (Bologna, July
15-17, 1996), information about the group of the University of Bologna, data on
"Tunguska-related" asteroids, links to Tunguska home pages in the
world and related links.
Tuorla
Observatory
( Finland )
TURATTO, Massimo ( Padova )
TURNER,
Neal
( UMD )
Star
formation; active galactic nuclei; radiation magnetohydrodynamics.
Tutorials
for Astronomy and Astrophysics
Twentyone-Eleven Foundation
for Exploration
( 2111 Foundation for Exploration )
The
2111 Foundation for Exploration was founded to offer grants to expeditions or
fieldwork using space technology or work with space related applications. This
includes astronomical field excursions or fieldtrips or expeditions undertaking
astronomical observations.
Twin
Press Astronomy Publishers
Twin Press publishes information for students of astronomy and for the
professional astronomer at as low a cost as possible.
Two
Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS) Image Gallery
Gallery of three-color near-IR JHKs composite Atlas Images of
interesting and beautiful objects from the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS).
Two
Micron All-Sky Survey
( 2MASS )
Infrared
detector technology has made such huge advances in the past decade that the only
existing near-infrared sky survey, which was carried out at Caltech nearly 25
years ago, no longer serves as a useful context within which to interpret
observations or select sources for study. The University of Massachusetts is
therefore leading a new project, called the Two Micron All Sky Survey (2MASS),
which will canvas the entire sky for stars and galaxies as much as 50,000 times
fainter than the stars seen in the last survey.
Tycho
Brahe Observatory
( TBO )
Tycho
Brahe observatory is an amateur facility located outside Malmö, southern
Sweden. It is a cooperation between two astronomical societies in the region;
Malmö Astronomi- & RymdfartsSällskap (MARS)
and Astronomiska Sällskapet
Tycho Brahe (ASTB).
The observatory is open to the public and offers shows for many different types
of groups, in particular for schools.
Remote observations in real time with the robotic telescope/CCD system are also
proposed.
Website that describes life and scientific work of Tycho Brahe. Maintained by
the Tycho Brahe museum at Ven.