81. UNL Physics And Astronomy-News And Events news and Events. Observatory Public Nights during the spring semester of 2003January 10, February 7, March, 7, and April 4. astronomy Education Workshops http://physics.unl.edu/news_events.html

Prospective Students Student/Faculty Services News and Events Research and Facilities Department Information Contact UNL Physics Main Page News and Events Whats New: Spring 2003 Colloquia Schedule Spring 2002 Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics Seminar Schedule Updated Football Physics Current and Upcoming Events: Student Observatory Public Night Spring schedule TBA. Behlen Observatory - Public Nights during the spring semester of 2003: January 10, February 7, March, 7, and April 4. Astronomy Education Workshops Guest Speaker: Dr. Richard McCray, from the University of Colorado. Friday, January 24, 2003. Current and Upcoming Projects: Project Fulcrum Cosmic Ray Observatory Project Saturday Science Do you have any physics department news? Please submit your news events, or even an article about the event to physics@unlnotes.unl.edu

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Physics Webmail Webmail FAQ PLASMA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE CONTRIBUTIONS OF 20TH CENTURY WOMEN TO PHYSICS ... ePHYSICS WEBSITE document.write(htmltag); (refresh to see another link) W 2001-02 Annual Report , and the faculty web pages. Claudio Pellegrini, Chair Box 951547, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1547 phone: 310-825-3440 - fax: 310-206-5668 e-mail: chair@physics.ucla.edu DEPARTMENT NEWS: WEEKLY EVENTS CALENDAR News Archives Spring 2003 - Class Announcement Physics 185 - Physics Beyond Physics Physics 215 D - Nonequilibrium Statistical Mechanics and Molecular Biophysics In Memory of those we have recently lost: Lawrence Aller, 89 passed away at his home in Malibu March 16, 2003. Professor Aller helped build UCLA Astronomy Department. Obituary Lawrence Aller Memorial Service - April 12th Offices of Plasma Physics , Faculty, Staff and Grad Students have been relocated More Plasma Science and Technology Institute News NEW SPRING QUARTER 2003 PSTI is proud to announce The Distinguished Research Lectures by Dr. Robert Strangeway

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Wednesday: April 2, 2003 0701 GMT Mystery object shed in orbit possibly a carrier panel The radar signature of an object floating away from the shuttle Columbia on the second day of its mission matches up well with a wing leading edge carrier panel, members of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board revealed Tuesday. If Columbia began its ill-fated re-entry with a missing carrier panel, enough heat could have entered the left wing to trigger the catastrophic chain of events that led to the shuttle's destruction. FULL STORY Video coverage for subscribers only: VIDEO: TUESDAY'S ACCIDENT BOARD NEWS BRIEFING QT SUBSCRIBE NOW NASA formally announces Expedition 7 station crew Veteran Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko and veteran NASA astronaut Ed Lu have been named as the primary crew for the planned April 26 launch of a Russian Soyuz TMA-2 spacecraft to the International Space Station. FULL STORY One of closest and brightest gamma ray bursts detected The Universe clearly works weekends; delivering one of the brightest and closest gamma ray bursts yet on Saturday. NASA's High-Energy Transient Explorer (HETE) detected the burst, signaling the birth of a black hole, in the constellation Leo. FULL STORY Military spacecraft launched by Russian forces Russia successfully launched a military cargo into orbit today from its northern cosmodrome. The Molniya M booster carried a Molniya-type military communications satellite into a highly-inclined, egg-shaped orbit.

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Main Homepage Contacts About The Department Department News Archive ... Graduate Student's Guide to Cornell Astronomy Search Cornell Astronomy: Comments? Dead Links? Click to mail Webmaster Department News Archive CU-led science team readies for NASA comet mission launch, July 1 June 27, 2002. "Up, up and away" is the song that Cornell researchers are hoping they will be singing in the early hours of a Florida pre-dawn when NASA's Comet Nucleus Tour (CONTOUR) mission lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station aboard a three-stage Boeing Delta II expendable launch vehicle. The spacecraft will carry with it the hopes of Cornell astronomer Joseph Veverka and his international science team. For the complete story, the news article is located at the Cornell Chronicle web site. NASA, CU set out on course for comets June 13, 2002. An unmanned NASA spacecraft set for launch next month will fly closer to the nucleus of a comet than any spacecraft ever has, Cornell University scientists said Wednesday. For the complete story, the news article is located at the Ithaca Journal web site.

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News Scientists Discover An Evaporating "Cometary" Planet in Another Solar System Wednesday, 12 March 2003 Lori Stiles (UA News) Artist's illustration of the newly discovered, hot Jupiter-like planet with its comet-like tail of hydrogen. Image credit: European Space Agency, Alfred Vidal-Madjar (Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris, CNRS, France) and NASA The first-ever good look at the upper atmosphere of a planet outside our solar system has turned up what a University of Arizona scientist has dubbed a "cometary planet, " a hot Jupiter-like planet quickly evaporating as it revolves close to its sun-like, yellow star. "This planet looks more like a comet than a planet in the ultraviolet," said Gilda Ballester, a research scientist at the UA Lunar and Planetary Laboratory. The planet orbits only 4 million miles from its star. Because it is so close to its star, it is seared by the heat of the star, and the upper layers of its atmosphere are very hot and inflated. Atomic hydrogen, the lightest and most abundant element, extends the farthest, to about 3 times the size of the planet. Some of this hydrogen escapes the gravitational pull of the planet and forms an extensive, comet-like tail ? a hydrogen tail long enough to circle Earth five times. Gilda Ballester "The hydrogen will just keep evaporating away during the lifetime of the star," Ballester said.

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