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Meanwhile, "more and more of these dwarf planet objects should be discovered as larger telescopes come online and as detector technology improves," Scott Austin, an associate professor of astronomy and physics and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld...
"It is clear that the PLATO space-based observatory will vastly increase the number of known exoplanets, as well as provide important physical parameters for those exoplanets," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld.
"The so-called 'Wow! Signal' is an example of worthless (so far) scientific data for the following reasons," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld "First, the signal ...
Confirmation is definitely in order, particularly "given that the signal is near the detection limit," agreed Scott Austin, an associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas "In the meantime, it should be call...
"The so-called 'Wow! Signal' is an example of worthless (so far) scientific data for the following reasons," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld "First, the signal ...
Putting it more precisely, "the data set is the observed Doppler shifts of the star light that result from a component of the star's motion due to the gravitation pulls of multiple objects in orbit around the star," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld.
"These transits are rare," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld Venus actually ends up between Earth and the sun every 1.6 years, Austin pointed out....
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"From what is in this article, it appears to me that Gomes is trying to explain how the dwarf planet Sedna and other scattered disk objects acquired their highly elliptical orbits," Scott Austin, an associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld...
"The moon's distance from the Earth changes over the course of a month since the orbit of the moon is slightly elliptical," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld. "Perigee and full moon happen every month, but only rarely do they occur at the same time."
Indeed, humans have been monitoring the solar cycle since the 1600s, but "the details of the mechanism for that cycle still haven't been totally worked out," Scott Austin, associate professor of astronomy and director of the astronomical facilities at the University of Central Arkansas, told TechNewsWorld...
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