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         FXL & GRYRFPBCR'F ARJF OHYYRGVA -- WNAHNEL 29, 1999
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TNZZN-ENL OHEFG PNHTUG VA GUR NPG
Ba gur zbeavat bs Wnahnel 23eq, nfgebabzref onttrq n gebcul gurl unir orra
gelvat gb pncgher sbe lrnef: gur svefg ivfvoyr-yvtug vzntrf bs n tnzzn-enl
ohefg va cebterff. Gur ohefg gbbx cynpr va gur abegurea cneg bs gur
pbafgryyngvba Obbgrf naq jnf qhoorq TEO 990123 sbe gur qngr vg jnf frra. Vg
qvfcynlrq gjb vagrafr fhetrf nobhg 25 naq 40 frpbaqf nsgre vg ortna, gura
genvyrq bss va n frevrf bs jrnxre chyfrf sbe gur arkg 50 frpbaqf. Vgf crnx
vagrafvgl jnf fb fgebat gung vg enaxrq va gur gbc 2 creprag bs nyy ohefgf ba
erpbeq.
Pney J. Nxreybs naq Gvzbgul N. ZpXnl (Havirefvgl bs Zvpuvtna) znantrq gb
pncgher gur bowrpg yrff guna n zvahgr nsgre gur tnzzn-enl rirag ortna. Gurve
pnzren neenl, anzrq gur Ebobgvp Bcgvpny Genafvrag Frnepu Rkcrevzrag (EBGFR),
fjvatf vagb npgvba zbzragf nsgre na ryrpgebavp argjbex fvtanyf n fgebat ohefg
sebz gur Pbzcgba Tnzzn-Enl Bofreingbel fngryyvgr. EBGFR, nffrzoyrq sebz
35-zvyyvzrgre pnzren yrafrf naq cnegf phyyrq sebz gur nzngrhe nfgebabzl znexrg,
ortna n 5-frpbaq rkcbfher whfg 22 frpbaqf nsgre TEO 990123 jnf qrgrpgrq. Guvf
svefg vzntr fubjrq na bowrpg fuvavat ng 12gu zntavghqr. Ol gur arkg rkcbfher,
25 frpbaqf yngre, vg unq oevtugrarq gb zntavghqr 9. Vg snqrq gb snvagre guna
14gu zntavghqr qhevat gur arkg 10 zvahgrf.
Gur pngpu ghearq bhg gb or fb oevtug naq cbjreshy gung vg znl or uneq gb
rkcynva ol nal gurbel lrg qrivfrq. Sbe n shyy ercbeg, frr gur Arjf Cntr bs Fxl
& Gryrfpbcr'f Jro fvgr (uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/arjf/arjf.ugzy).
SVEFG YVTUG SBE FHONEH GRYRFPBCR
Ynfg avtug, nfgebabzref sebz gur Angvbany Nfgebabzvpny Bofreingbel bs Wncna
cerfragrq gur svefg nfgebabzvpny vzntrf sebz gur yngrfg gryrfpbcr ngbc Znhan
Xrn, Unjnvv -- gur 8.3-zrgre Fhoneh Gryrfpbcr. Gur vzntrf vapyhqrq Whcvgre,
Fnghea, gur Bevba Arohyn, n tnynkl pyhfgre, naq n qvfgnag dhnfne. Gur
20-pragvzrgre-guvpx cvrpr bs cbyvfurq Pbeavat Hygen Ybj Rkcnafvba (HYR) tynff
vf gur ynetrfg zbabyvguvp bcgvpny-vasenerq zveebe va gur jbeyq, fhecnffvat gur
8.2-zrgre zveebef bs gur Rhebcrna Fbhgurea Bofreingbel'f Irel Ynetr Gryrfpbcr.
(Ubjrire, gur pbzcyrgrq Fhoneh Gryrfpbcr jvyy unir na rssrpgvir ncregher bs 8.2
zrgref, rdhny gb rnpu bs gur IYG'f sbhe fb-pnyyrq Havg Gryrfpbcrf.) Fhoneh vf
abj haqretbvat pbzzvffvbavat; fpvragvsvp bofreingvbaf ner rkcrpgrq gb ortva va
rneyl 2000.
ZVYYVBA-QBYYNE NFGEBABZREF
Ba Ghrfqnl, gur Wnzrf F. ZpQbaaryy Sbhaqngvba naabhaprq gur jvaaref bs vgf
Pragraavny Sryybjfuvc Njneqf, cerfragrq gb 10 erfrnepuref "jubfr jbex jvyy
pbagevohgr fhofgnagvnyyl gb gur qrirybczrag bs xabjyrqtr naq vgf erfcbafvoyr
nccyvpngvba va gur arkg praghel." Nzbat gur erpvcvragf jrer gjb nfgebabzref,
Wbua Pnyfgebz (Havirefvgl bs Puvpntb) naq Puevfgbcure Fghoof (Havirefvgl bs
Jnfuvatgba). Pnyfgebz unf orra fghqlvat gur rneyl havirefr ol bofreivat
inevngvbaf va gur pbfzvp onpxtebhaq enqvngvba. Ur erpragyl jnf anzrq bar bs 29
ZnpNeguhe Sryybjf ol gur Wbua Q. naq Pngurevar G. ZnpNeguhe Sbhaqngvba. Gung
njneq pneevrf n $260,000 cevmr. Fghoof vf rkcybevat gur angher bs "qnex znggre"
ol ybbxvat sbe fvtaf bs tenivgngvbany yrafvat bs fgnef.
YNFG PUNAPR SBE RHEBCN PYBFRHCF
Gur Whcvgre-beovgvat Tnyvyrb fcnprpensg jvyy znxr vgf svany sylol bs Rhebcn ba
Wnahnel 31fg. Tnyvyrb unf snvyrq gb pbyyrpg pbzcyrgr qngn ba vgf cerivbhf guerr
sylolf bs Rhebcn qhr gb znyshapgvbaf. Pbagvahvat jvgu vgf rkgraqrq zvffvba, gur
fcnprpensg jvyy znxr sbhe sylolf bs Pnyyvfgb va cercnengvba sbe gjb sylolf bs
Vb.
CRAHZOENY YHANE RPYVCFR
Bofreiref sebz Unjnvv npebff gur Cnpvsvp gb Nhfgenyvn naq Nfvn naq ba gb gur
Zvqqyr Rnfg naq rnfgreazbfg Rhebcr jvyy or noyr gb frr n qrrc crahzoeny rpyvcfr
bs gur Zbba ba Wnahnel 31fg. Gur rirag fgnegf ng 16:18 Havirefny Gvzr. Ybbx sbe
n inthr qnexravat bs gur Zbba'f abegu fvqr. Gur Zbba vf fxvzzvat guebhtu gur
bhgre rqtr bs gur Rnegu'f funqbj. Guvf shyy Zbba -- gur frpbaq va gur zbagu bs
Wnahnel -- vf nyfb pbzzbayl pnyyrq n "oyhr Zbba." Svaq bhg gur bqq
pvephzfgnaprf sbe guvf nccryyngvba ol ernqvat "Bapr va n Oyhr Zbba" ol Cuvyvc
Uvfpbpx va gur Znepu vffhr bs Fxl & Gryrfpbcr (cntr 52), be ernq vg bayvar ng
uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/fvtugf/zbbacynargf/zne99oyhrzbba.ugzy.
GUVF JRRX'F "FXL NG N TYNAPR"
  Fbzr qnvyl riragf va gur punatvat fxl, sebz gur rqvgbef bs FXL & GRYRFPBCR.
WNA. 31 -- FHAQNL
  * Shyy Zbba; rknpg ng 16:06 Havirefny Gvzr (11:06 n.z. Rnfgrea Fgnaqneq
Gvzr). Guvf vf gur frpbaq shyy Zbba qhevat gur fnzr pnyraqne zbagu (sbe Abegu
Nzrevpna naq Rhebcrna gvzr mbarf), znxvat vg n "oyhr Zbba."
  * N qrrc crahzoeny (sevatr) rpyvcfr bs gur Zbba pna or frra sebz gur fvqr bs
gur jbeyq jurer vg'f avtuggvzr qhevat gur ubhe be fb nebhaq 16:18 Havirefny
Gvzr. Gung zrnaf sebz Unjnvv npebff gur Cnpvsvp gb Nhfgenyvn naq Nfvn naq ba gb
gur Zvqqyr Rnfg naq rnfgreazbfg Rhebcr. Ybbx sbe n inthr qnexravat bs gur
Zbba'f abegu fvqr. Gur Zbba vf fxvzzvat guebhtu gur bhgre rqtr bs gur Rnegu'f
funqbj.
SRO. 1 -- ZBAQNL
  * Fbzr qbbefgrc nfgebabzl: Snpr fbhgu naq ybbx irel uvtu, arneyl bireurnq,
sbe gur yvggyr Cyrvnqrf fgne pyhfgre. Vg'f gur fvmr bs lbhe svatregvc uryq ng
nez'f yratgu. Zbfg crbcyr jvgu abezny be jryy-pbeerpgrq ivfvba pna frr fvk
fgnef urer rnfvyl. Gur rntyr-rlrq pna znxr bhg rvtug, avar, be zber. Ovabphynef
fubj qbmraf. Gur Cyrvnqrf ner nobhg 400 yvtug-lrnef njnl naq 10 be 15
yvtug-lrnef sebz fvqr gb fvqr.
SRO. 2 -- GHRFQNL
  * Gur rpyvcfvat inevnoyr fgne Nytby fubhyq or va bar bs vgf crevbqvp
qvzzvatf, zntavghqr 3.4 vafgrnq bs vgf hfhny 2.1, sbe n pbhcyr ubhef pragrerq
ba 12:08 n.z. RFG gbavtug. Nytby gnxrf frireny nqqvgvbany ubhef gb snqr naq
oevtugra. Sbe n gvzrgnoyr bs nyy vgf cerqvpgrq zvavzn frr
uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/fvtugf/inevnoyrf/nytby.ugzy.
SRO. 3 -- JRQARFQNL
  * Frra va n zrqvhz-fvmrq be ynetr gryrfpbcr, Whcvgre'f Terng Erq Fcbg fubhyq
pebff Whcvgre'f prageny zrevqvna (gur vzntvanel yvar qbja gur pragre bs gur
cynarg'f qvfx sebz cbyr gb cbyr) nebhaq 7:05 c.z. RFG. Yngryl gur fcbg unf orra
irel cnyr gna. Sbe n yvfg bs nyy cerqvpgrq Erq Fcbg genafvg gvzrf, frr
uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/fvtugf/zbbacynargf/erqfcbg.ugzy.
SRO. 4 -- GUHEFQNL
  * Zber qbbefgrc nfgebabzl: Ybbx fbhgurnfg va riravat sbe oevtug juvgr Fvevhf,
gur Qbt Fgne, gur oevtugrfg fgne va gur fxl. Jryy gb vgf hccre yrsg (ol gjb be
guerr svfg-jvqguf uryq ng nez'f yratgu) vf Cebplba, gur Yvggyr Qbt Fgne.
SRO. 5 -- SEVQNL
  * Irfgn, gur oevtugrfg nfgrebvq, vf ng bccbfvgvba (bccbfvgr gur Fha va bhe
fxl naq nobhg ng vf pybfrfg gb Rnegu). Guvf jrrx Irfgn fuvarf nf oevtug nf
zntavghqr 6.2; vg'f rnfvyl ivfvoyr jvgu ovabphynef va Pnapre arne Yrb. Gb
vqragvsl juvpu "fgne" vg vf, hfr gur svaqre puneg va gur Sroehnel Fxl &
Gryrfpbcr, cntr 112.
  * Whcvgre'f Erq Fcbg genafvgf nebhaq 8:44 c.z. RFG.
SRO. 6 -- FNGHEQNL
  * Nygubhtu jr'er fgvyy va gur qrcguf bs jvagre, na rneyl fvta bs fcevat vf
nyernql nccrnevat. Nsgre qvaaregvzr, ybbx va gur abegurnfgrea fxl sbe gur Ovt
Qvccre. Vg'f fgnaqvat ba vgf unaqyr. Gur Qvccre trgf uvture yngre va gur avtug.
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  GUVF JRRX'F CYNARG EBHAQHC
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ZREPHEL vf uvqqra va gur tyner bs gur Fha.
IRAHF, oevyyvnag ng zntavghqr -3.9, fuvarf ybj va gur jrfg-fbhgujrfg qhevat
qhfx, sne gb gur ybjre evtug bs Whcvgre. Vg frgf nebhaq gur raq bs gjvyvtug. N
yvar sebz Fnghea guebhtu Whcvgre cbvagf qbja gb Irahf.
ZNEF, fuvavat ng zntavghqr +0.5 va Ivetb, evfrf nebhaq zvqavtug naq vf uvtu va
gur fbhgu orsber qnja. Gur fgne gb vgf evtug be hccre evtug (ol nobhg n
svfg-jvqgu ng nez'f yratgu) vf Fcvpn. Va n gryrfpbcr Znef vf fgvyy bayl n gval
8 nepfrpbaqf va nccnerag qvnzrgre. Ohg vg'f trggvat pybfre; Znef jvyy ernpu
bccbfvgvba ba Ncevy 24gu naq cnff pybfrfg gb Rnegu ba Znl 1fg, jura vg jvyy or
16.2 nepfrpbaqf jvqr.
WHCVGRE, zntavghqr -2.1, fuvarf va gur fbhgujrfg qhevat naq nsgre qhfx, gb gur
hccre yrsg bs Irahf. Vg frgf va gur jrfg nebhaq 9 c.z.
FNGHEA, zntavghqr +0.3, vf gur lryybjvfu "fgne" sne gb Whcvgre'f hccre yrsg.
Gur gjb cynargf nccrne nobhg 30 qrterrf ncneg, ba bccbfvgr raqf bs Cvfprf.
HENAHF naq ARCGHAR ner uvqqra va gur tyner bs fhaevfr.
CYHGB, zntavghqr 13.8, vf va Bcuvhpuhf va gur fbhgurnfg orsber qnja.
(Nyy qrfpevcgvbaf gung eryngr gb gur ubevmba be mravgu ner jevggra sbe gur
jbeyq'f zvqabegurea yngvghqrf. Qrfpevcgvbaf gung nyfb qrcraq ba ybatvghqr ner
sbe Abegu Nzrevpn.  Rnfgrea Fgnaqneq Gvzr, RFG, rdhnyf Havirefny Gvzr zvahf 5
ubhef.)
Zber qrgnvyf, fxl zncf, naq arjf bs bgure pryrfgvny riragf nccrne rnpu zbagu va
FXL & GRYRFPBCR, gur rffragvny zntnmvar bs nfgebabzl. Frr bhe rabezbhf Jro fvgr
ng uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/. Pyrne fxvrf!
FXL & GRYRFPBCR, C.B. Obk 9111, Oryzbag, ZN 02478  *  
617-864-7360
 (ibvpr)
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Pbclevtug 1999 Fxl Choyvfuvat Pbecbengvba. F&G'f Jrrxyl Arjf Ohyyrgva naq Fxl
ng n Tynapr fgnetnmvat pnyraqne ner cebivqrq nf n freivpr gb gur nfgebabzvpny
pbzzhavgl ol gur rqvgbef bs FXL & GRYRFPBCR zntnmvar. Jvqrfcernq ryrpgebavp
qvfgevohgvba vf rapbhentrq nf ybat nf gurfr cnentencuf ner vapyhqrq. Ohg gur
grkg bs gur ohyyrgva naq pnyraqne znl abg or choyvfurq va nal bgure sbez
jvgubhg crezvffvba sebz Fxl Choyvfuvat (pbagnpg crezv...@fxlcho.pbz be cubar
617-864-7360
). Hcqngrf bs nfgebabzvpny arjf, vapyhqvat npgvir yvaxf gb eryngrq
Vagrearg erfbheprf, ner ninvynoyr ivn FXL & GRYRFPBCR'f fvgr ba gur Jbeyq Jvqr
Jro ng uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/.
Va erfcbafr gb ahzrebhf erdhrfgf, naq va pbbcrengvba jvgu gur Nfgebabzvpny
Yrnthr (uggc://jjj.zpf.arg/~ofgriraf/ny/) naq gur Nzrevpna Nffbpvngvba bs
Nzngrhe Nfgebabzref (uggc://jjj.pbeihf.pbz/), F&G'f Jrrxyl Arjf Ohyyrgva naq
Fxl ng n Tynapr ner ninvynoyr ivn ryrpgebavp znvyvat yvfg gbb. Sbe n serr
fhofpevcgvba, fraq r-znvy gb fxl...@pbeihf.pbz naq chg gur jbeq "wbva" ba gur
svefg yvar bs gur obql bs gur zrffntr. Gb hafhofpevor, fraq r-znvy gb
fxl...@pbeihf.pbz naq chg gur jbeq "hawbva" ba gur svefg yvar bs gur obql bs
gur zrffntr.
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FXL & GRYRFPBCR, gur Rffragvny Zntnmvar bs Nfgebabzl, vf ernq ol zber guna
200,000 raguhfvnfgf rnpu zbagu. Vg vf ninvynoyr ba arjffgnaqf jbeyqjvqr. Sbe
fhofpevcgvba vasbezngvba, be sbe n serr pbcl bs bhe pngnybt bs svar nfgebabzl
obbxf naq cebqhpgf, cyrnfr pbagnpg Fxl Choyvfuvat Pbec., 49 Onl Fgngr Eq.,
Pnzoevqtr, ZN 02138-1200, H.F.N. Cubar: 
800-253-0245
 (H.F. naq Pnanqn);
617-864-7360
 (Vagreangvbany). Snk: 
617-864-6117
. R-znvy: phfg...@fxlcho.pbz.
JJJ: uggc://jjj.fxlcho.pbz/. Pyrne fxvrf!
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   | Fghneg Tbyqzna         Vagrearg: ftby...@fxlcho.pbz    |
   * Nffbpvngr Rqvgbe                 zen...@nby.pbz        *
   | Fxl & Gryrfpbcr                                         |
   * C. B. Obk 9111           Fxl & Gryrfpbcr: Gur Rffragvny *
   | Oryzbag, ZN  02478           Zntnmvar bs Nfgebabzl      |
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         SKY & TELESCOPE'S NEWS BULLETIN -- JANUARY 29, 1999
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GAMMA-RAY BURST CAUGHT IN THE ACT
On the morning of January 23rd, astronomers bagged a trophy they have been
trying to capture for years: the first visible-light images of a gamma-ray
burst in progress. The burst took place in the northern part of the
constellation Bootes and was dubbed GRB 990123 for the date it was seen. It
displayed two intense surges about 25 and 40 seconds after it began, then
trailed off in a series of weaker pulses for the next 50 seconds. Its peak
intensity was so strong that it ranked in the top 2 percent of all bursts on
record.
Carl W. Akerlof and Timothy A. McKay (University of Michigan) managed to
capture the object less than a minute after the gamma-ray event began. Their
camera array, named the Robotic Optical Transient Search Experiment (ROTSE),
swings into action moments after an electronic network signals a strong burst
from the Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory satellite. ROTSE, assembled from
35-millimeter camera lenses and parts culled from the amateur astronomy market,
began a 5-second exposure just 22 seconds after GRB 990123 was detected. This
first image showed an object shining at 12th magnitude. By the next exposure,
25 seconds later, it had brightened to magnitude 9. It faded to fainter than
14th magnitude during the next 10 minutes.
The catch turned out to be so bright and powerful that it may be hard to
explain by any theory yet devised. For a full report, see the News Page of Sky
& Telescope's Web site (
http://www.skypub.com/news/news.html
).
FIRST LIGHT FOR SUBARU TELESCOPE
Last night, astronomers from the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan
presented the first astronomical images from the latest telescope atop Mauna
Kea, Hawaii -- the 8.3-meter Subaru Telescope. The images included Jupiter,
Saturn, the Orion Nebula, a galaxy cluster, and a distant quasar. The
20-centimeter-thick piece of polished Corning Ultra Low Expansion (ULE) glass
is the largest monolithic optical-infrared mirror in the world, surpassing the
8.2-meter mirrors of the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope.
(However, the completed Subaru Telescope will have an effective aperture of 8.2
meters, equal to each of the VLT's four so-called Unit Telescopes.) Subaru is
now undergoing commissioning; scientific observations are expected to begin in
early 2000.
MILLION-DOLLAR ASTRONOMERS
On Tuesday, the James S. McDonnell Foundation announced the winners of its
Centennial Fellowship Awards, presented to 10 researchers "whose work will
contribute substantially to the development of knowledge and its responsible
application in the next century." Among the recipients were two astronomers,
John Calstrom (University of Chicago) and Christopher Stubbs (University of
Washington). Calstrom has been studying the early universe by observing
variations in the cosmic background radiation. He recently was named one of 29
MacArthur Fellows by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. That
award carries a $260,000 prize. Stubbs is exploring the nature of "dark matter"
by looking for signs of gravitational lensing of stars.
LAST CHANCE FOR EUROPA CLOSEUPS
The Jupiter-orbiting Galileo spacecraft will make its final flyby of Europa on
January 31st. Galileo has failed to collect complete data on its previous three
flybys of Europa due to malfunctions. Continuing with its extended mission, the
spacecraft will make four flybys of Callisto in preparation for two flybys of
Io.
PENUMBRAL LUNAR ECLIPSE
Observers from Hawaii across the Pacific to Australia and Asia and on to the
Middle East and easternmost Europe will be able to see a deep penumbral eclipse
of the Moon on January 31st. The event starts at 16:18 Universal Time. Look for
a vague darkening of the Moon's north side. The Moon is skimming through the
outer edge of the Earth's shadow. This full Moon -- the second in the month of
January -- is also commonly called a "blue Moon." Find out the odd
circumstances for this appellation by reading "Once in a Blue Moon" by Philip
Hiscock in the March issue of Sky & Telescope (page 52), or read it online at
http://www.skypub.com/sights/moonplanets/mar99bluemoon.html
.
THIS WEEK'S "SKY AT A GLANCE"
  Some daily events in the changing sky, from the editors of SKY & TELESCOPE.
JAN. 31 -- SUNDAY
  * Full Moon; exact at 16:06 Universal Time (11:06 a.m. Eastern Standard
Time). This is the second full Moon during the same calendar month (for North
American and European time zones), making it a "blue Moon."
  * A deep penumbral (fringe) eclipse of the Moon can be seen from the side of
the world where it's nighttime during the hour or so around 16:18 Universal
Time. That means from Hawaii across the Pacific to Australia and Asia and on to
the Middle East and easternmost Europe. Look for a vague darkening of the
Moon's north side. The Moon is skimming through the outer edge of the Earth's
shadow.
FEB. 1 -- MONDAY
  * Some doorstep astronomy: Face south and look very high, nearly overhead,
for the little Pleiades star cluster. It's the size of your fingertip held at
arm's length. Most people with normal or well-corrected vision can see six
stars here easily. The eagle-eyed can make out eight, nine, or more. Binoculars
show dozens. The Pleiades are about 400 light-years away and 10 or 15
light-years from side to side.
FEB. 2 -- TUESDAY
  * The eclipsing variable star Algol should be in one of its periodic
dimmings, magnitude 3.4 instead of its usual 2.1, for a couple hours centered
on 12:08 a.m. EST tonight. Algol takes several additional hours to fade and
brighten. For a timetable of all its predicted minima see
http://www.skypub.com/sights/variables/algol.html
.
FEB. 3 -- WEDNESDAY
  * Seen in a medium-sized or large telescope, Jupiter's Great Red Spot should
cross Jupiter's central meridian (the imaginary line down the center of the
planet's disk from pole to pole) around 7:05 p.m. EST. Lately the spot has been
very pale tan. For a list of all predicted Red Spot transit times, see
http://www.skypub.com/sights/moonplanets/redspot.html
.
FEB. 4 -- THURSDAY
  * More doorstep astronomy: Look southeast in evening for bright white Sirius,
the Dog Star, the brightest star in the sky. Well to its upper left (by two or
three fist-widths held at arm's length) is Procyon, the Little Dog Star.
FEB. 5 -- FRIDAY
  * Vesta, the brightest asteroid, is at opposition (opposite the Sun in our
sky and about at is closest to Earth). This week Vesta shines as bright as
magnitude 6.2; it's easily visible with binoculars in Cancer near Leo. To
identify which "star" it is, use the finder chart in the February Sky &
Telescope, page 112.
  * Jupiter's Red Spot transits around 8:44 p.m. EST.
FEB. 6 -- SATURDAY
  * Although we're still in the depths of winter, an early sign of spring is
already appearing. After dinnertime, look in the northeastern sky for the Big
Dipper. It's standing on its handle. The Dipper gets higher later in the night.
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  THIS WEEK'S PLANET ROUNDUP
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MERCURY is hidden in the glare of the Sun.
VENUS, brilliant at magnitude -3.9, shines low in the west-southwest during
dusk, far to the lower right of Jupiter. It sets around the end of twilight. A
line from Saturn through Jupiter points down to Venus.
MARS, shining at magnitude +0.5 in Virgo, rises around midnight and is high in
the south before dawn. The star to its right or upper right (by about a
fist-width at arm's length) is Spica. In a telescope Mars is still only a tiny
8 arcseconds in apparent diameter. But it's getting closer; Mars will reach
opposition on April 24th and pass closest to Earth on May 1st, when it will be
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Andrea, mica uno qualunque...
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burst in progressNOTIZIARIO DEL TELESCOPIO & DEL CIELO -- 29 GENNAIO 1999
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IL BURST DEI RAGGI GAMMA HA INTERFERITO NELLA LEGGE
Sulla mattina del del 23 gennaio, gli astronomi hanno insaccato un trophy stanno
provando a bloccare per gli anni: le prime immagini della visibile-luce dei raggi
gamma hanno scoppiato in progresso. Il burst ha avvenuto nella parte
settentrionale della costellazione Bootes ed era GRB dubbed 990123 per la data che
è stato visto. Ha visualizzato due impulsi intensi circa 25 e 40 secondi dopo che
cominciasse, allora strascicato fuori in serie di impulsi più deboli per i 50
secondi prossimi. La relativa intensità peak era così forte che si è allineata nei
2 per cento principali di tutti i bursts sul record.
Carl W. Akerlof e coda di todo A. McKay (università de Michigan) è riuscito a
bloccare l' oggetto più di meno d'un minuto dopo che l' evento dei raggi gamma
cominciasse. Il loro allineamento della macchina fotografica, chiamato l'
esperimento transitorio ottico robot di ricerca (ROTSE), oscilla in azione momenti
dopo i segnali elettronici della rete un burst forte...
c.
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welcome to the ox

gode della massima stima di un sacco di produttori
ancora grazie..
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Io, che non sono uno qualunque, ho tradotto :
Sai che non smetterò mai di esserti sufficientemente grato per questa tua
strabiliante perfomance da 12 Kb?? ...Se passi da queste parti ricordami che
devo ammazzarti...
npan_
I think I'm paranoid...
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devo ammazzarti...
dodici cappabbait che andavano a vantaggio dell'umanita' ! daaaai !!!....
ehm... a proposito : oggi non mi ammazzare che mi sento poco bene...
Andrea, mica uno qualunque...
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ehm... a proposito : oggi non mi ammazzare che mi sento poco bene...
...uhmmmm...vabbé, si fa domani.
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...uhmmmm...vabbi, si fa domani.
No ! c'e' mal tempo ...
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No ! c'e' mal tempo ...
In effetti... beh, prima o poi arriverà la primavera!!
npan_
I think I'm paranoid
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In effetti... beh, prima o poi arriver` la primavera!!
piu' in la' ... molto piu' in la'....
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