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661	Activity: Space Travel background: In the “From Earth to the Universe” exhibit, distances from Earth to astronomical objects are given in light-seconds, light-minutes or light-years. A light-second is the distance li Add to Reading List Source URL: chandra.harvard.edu Language: English - Date: 2009-07-22 13:05:55 Local Group Spiral galaxies Light-year Speed of light Moon Andromeda Galaxy Milky Way Solar System Sun Astronomy Space Light
662	Surface and Upper Weather Pre-processor for i-Tree Eco and Hydro Satoshi Hirabayashi1 and Theodore A. Endreny2 1 2 The Davey Tree Expert Company, 5 Moon Library, State University of New York, Syracuse, New York 13210, U Add to Reading List Source URL: www.itreetools.org Language: English - Date: 2013-09-10 12:43:15 Atmospheric thermodynamics Light sources Light Photovoltaics Air mass Atmosphere of Earth Cloud Sun Water vapor Atmospheric sciences Meteorology Climate forcing
663	Introduction We live next to a very stormy star, the Sun, but you would hardly notice anything unusual most of the time. Its constant sunshine hides spectacular changes. But unless you lived in the Add to Reading List Source URL: image.gsfc.nasa.gov Language: English - Date: 2004-02-13 09:56:35 Astronomy Plasma physics Light sources Planetary science Magnetism Solar wind Aurora Coronal mass ejection Space weather Physics Space plasmas Electromagnetism
664	Decades of Discovery[removed]The Stars Above Us, Govern Our Conditions Add to Reading List Source URL: www.osti.gov Language: English - Date: 2011-07-12 16:24:26 Nucleosynthesis Light sources Chemistry B2FH paper Margaret Burbidge Star Chemical element Sun S-process Physics Astrophysics Nuclear physics
665	Sunglasses Why do I need sunglasses? Sunglasses can help your eyes in two important ways. They help filter light and they protect against the damaging rays of the sun. Good sunglasses reduce glare and filter out 99 to 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.preventblindness.org Language: English - Date: 2011-07-15 22:40:15 Sunglasses Photochromic lens Glasses Ultraviolet Contact lens Sunburn Camera lens Lens Intraocular lens Corrective lenses Electromagnetic radiation Optics
666	You Light Up My Life Next, we want to determine the behavior of sunlight from observations outside and inside the classroom. We will learn about how light travels by using mirrors, prisms, and shadow makers. The Add to Reading List Source URL: hea-www.harvard.edu Language: English - Date: 1999-01-21 16:46:55 Physics Shading Light Optical phenomena Shadow Transparency and translucency Sun Astronomical unit Rainbow Optics Light sources Astronomy
667	Ultraviolet Light Awareness Quiz The sun emits two types of ultraviolet radiation (UV) that are very harmful to your skin and damaging to your eyes. These UV rays have been linked to skin cancer, cataracts and even macul Add to Reading List Source URL: www.preventblindness.org Language: English - Date: 2011-07-15 22:40:24 Sun tanning Prevention Ultraviolet radiation Hiking equipment Electromagnetic spectrum Ultraviolet Sunburn Sunglasses Photokeratitis Electromagnetic radiation Health Radiation
668	Climate Discovery Teacher’s Guide National Center for Atmospheric Research Exploring The Dynamic Nature Of The Sun Un i t : Sun-Earth Add to Reading List Source URL: eo.ucar.edu Language: English - Date: 2005-10-14 16:19:44 Physics Meteorology Light sources Sun Astrophysics National Center for Atmospheric Research Corona Solar flare High Altitude Observatory Space plasmas Plasma physics Astronomy
669	SCIENTIFIC BENEFITS OF LONG-DURATION DATA SETS THE TOTAL SOLAR IRRADIANCE (TSI) DATA SET Add to Reading List Source URL: acrim.com Language: English - Date: 2009-03-24 15:35:21 Active Cavity Radiometer Irradiance Monitor Satellite Light sources Solar cycle Solar Radiation and Climate Experiment Earth Radiation Budget Satellite Traceability Sun Spacecraft Spaceflight Space technology
670	Chandra X-Ray Observatory X-Ray Astronomy Field Guide Stellar Evolution The Milky Way Galaxy contains several hundred billion stars of all ages, sizes and masses. A typical star, such as the Sun, radiates small amounts Add to Reading List Source URL: chandra.harvard.edu Language: English - Date: 2008-01-29 13:13:39 Star types Dark matter Exotic matter Stellar astronomy Light sources Stellar evolution Neutron star Star Supernova Astronomy Physics Space

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