| With this view we got on board the observatories, the Instruments and bent the sails. |
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| If tracks of totality were so considerate as to pass across well-established observatories, then astronomers' lives would be simpler. |
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| Space-based observatories are telescopes located beyond Earth, either in orbit around the planet or in deep space. |
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| Among the phenomena that permanent observatories can study are climate variability and volcanic activity. |
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| Then it instantaneously e-mails the news to astronomers, observatories and automated telescopes around the world. |
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| Astronomical observatories use Archimedean domes to cover their telescopes. |
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| He scanned the images and radio data from telescopes at solar observatories in Australia, Puerto Rico, Massachusetts, Italy, and New Mexico. |
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| The same outburst was also observed by the Hubble Space Telescope and several ground observatories. |
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| Half of the structure will extend above the water's surface for sun decks and observatories. |
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| In the 19th century, the astronomic observatories were moved out of towns and away from the light of lamp-posts. |
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| The NRC is a federal agency which conducts intramural research in its laboratories and observatories. |
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| The locations of ESO's two observatories in Chile, La Silla and Paranal, are indicated. |
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| Other radio telescopes also have millisecond pulsar observation programmes, but with lower sensitivities than the above observatories. |
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| Several top-level observatories have set up home here, and tourists are hot on their tail. |
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| Discover how astronomers use a variety of space telescopes and observatories to gather images and data about our universe. |
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| Provide support for the implementation of observatories measuring and monitoring marine data and impacts. |
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| Some EAPN members are engaged in the setting up and the running of such observatories. |
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| Over the past 30 years it has been used to reflect laser pulses back to observatories on Earth, making it possible to monitor the slow drift of the Moon away from our planet. |
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| Because Earth's atmosphere is transparent to optical and infrared radiation and to radio waves, these types of radiation can be studied from ground-based observatories. |
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| The privately funded SETI Institute uses radio telescopes owned by observatories around the world to sweep the sky for signals broadcast by advanced civilizations. |
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| Because we are familiar with major astronomical observatories being sited atop remote mountain peaks, it seems peculiar that Nantucket has so many connections with astronomy. |
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| These space and Moon-based astronomical observatories will be the successors to the Hubble Space Telescope, which has been used to discover planets in distant solar systems. |
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| Such observatories allow astronomers to observe the universe in ways not possible from the surface of Earth, usually because of interference from our planet's atmosphere. |
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| Worldwide, this information can be obtained from various observatories and organizations, including on-line services provided by different web services. |
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| Each of these observatories will sit at one corner of a triangular study area with sides up to 62km long, the other corners of which are occupied by fixed daughter stations. |
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| Moreover in order to increase the synergy between Foundation activities, it was decided to use a single tender in 2005 for all services for observatories. |
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| La Serena is a quiet town, near a number of observatories offering stargazing in the Atacama desert – an incredible experience which was certainly one of the highlights of my South American experience. |
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| Since then, about twenty interferometric optical observatories have been in operation and have allowed resolving stellar surfaces and environments otherwise point-like to telescopes. |
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| Canada operates a number of smaller observatories. |
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| It is estimated that hundreds of comets will be discovered in the years to come, and monitoring them will be one of the activities to which small observatories with modern technology can devote themselves. |
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| Consequently, infrared observatories have to be located in high, dry places on Earth or in space. |
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| The implementation of the above measures will be facilitated by the networking of the various observatories or equivalent recognised bodies in the Member States. |
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| Malick Gaye described the experience of the urban observatories established by ENDA in six African countries, the aim of which is participatory urban planning. |
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| The purpose of the three observatories that have been set up is to observe family practices and behavior towards early childcare, particularly among the most vulnerable sections of society. |
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| The Paris building now houses the headquarters of the International Time Bureau, which standardizes the time determinations of the world's observatories. |
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| The performance of this device, designed in-house at the Saint-Imier factory, superseded the accuracy records previously established by time-measurement instruments at astronomical and chronometric observatories. |
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| Most major observatories now rely on either quartz or atomic clocks to provide accurate sidereal time for observations as well as to drive telescopes at an extremely uniform rate. |
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| Scientific observatories where you can carry out experiments and learn from them, and a slag heap offering adventure in an unusual natural environment. |
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| Discovered in 2001, Kokinko is ranked fourth on the list of old observatories by NASA behind Cambodia's Angkor Wat, Stonehenge in the UK and Abu Simbel in Egypt. |
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| Wise acknowledges that Northumberland needs to do more to capitalise on its scarce resource and believes the region needs a couple more observatories to ensure that visitors will see what they came for. |
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| In addition, experience from other fields where observatories have been set up shows that, apart from rather dubiously creating jobs, they are not of any great benefit. |
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| The UK will have to go some way to eclipse northern Chile, which boasts more than a dozen tourist observatories and has some of the clearest skies in the world. |
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| She announced that between 2002 and 2007 UNESCO will create four observatories on cultural diversity, with the mandate to raise awareness and promote cultural diversity. |
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| Guarantees of independence, for example, would disqualify government commissions as well as some national observatories on disabilities that have recently been established in some countries. |
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| An alternative method was the simultaneous observation of occultations of stars at different observatories. |
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| The sun's right ascension in time is useful to the practical astronomer in regular observatories, who adjusts his clock by sideral time. |
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| The first of seven parts describes ancient observatories and early astronomers' contributions to space exploration. |
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| Thereafter, GMT was calculated from observations made at other observatories. |
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| Ethiopia has joined a handful of African countries that have space observatories and are developing space science seriously. |
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| This creates an artificial eclipse that permits the observatories to directly view the corona. |
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| Right now, the few observatories that are available are in the southern United States and are geared to educational institutions. |
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| There are 142 ouvrages, 352 casemates, 78 shelters, 17 observatories and around 5,000 blockhouses in the Maginot Line. |
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| Clark Family, American family of telescope makers and astronomers who supplied unexcelled lenses to many observatories in the United States and Europe during the heyday of the refracting telescope. |
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| The study will combine data from a unique suite of observatories with state-of-the-art theoretical modelling of binary systems. |
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| The story follows the team members as they race to mountain-top observatories in Arizona, Hawaii and Chile, desperately trying to outsmart a competing team of researchers. |
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| Changes that predate magnetic observatories are recorded in archaeological and geological materials. |
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| Sun-watching space observatories such as SOHO and TRACE, which orbit above Earth's turbulent atmosphere, should have ringside seats for the transit. |
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| Then, with funding from international observatories, the town hired lighting engineers from the Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso to design new outdoor light fixtures. |
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| Two persons were appointed as Nazir responsible for completing the construction of the observatories al-Afdal Shahanshah and al-Afdal al-Ma'mun al-Bataihi. |
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| These are geomagnetic observatories, typically part of a national Geological survey, for example the British Geological Survey's Eskdalemuir Observatory. |
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| Such observatories can measure and forecast magnetic conditions such as magnetic storms that sometimes affect communications, electric power, and other human activities. |
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| This circle was one of the first to be analysed by Professor Alexander Thom to establish the likely use of standing stones as astronomical observatories. |
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| Moreover, a survey of the Gorda Ridge would be deferred, two of the 11 geomagnetic observatories would be shut down and the number of planned magnetic resurveys halved. |
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| It has now become part of the network of Bird Observatories, which monitor bird migration around Britain and Ireland. |
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| Observatories are usually associated with observational studies and theories concerning celestial objects, spaces in-between these objects and the universe as a whole. |
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