Примеры использования Small telescope на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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From small telescopes to space missions.
Messier 81 and Messier 82 can both be viewed easily using binoculars and small telescopes.
Sharpe took out the small telescope and stared for a long time.
The two stars are 19.6 arcseconds apart in the sky andare easily resolved in small telescopes.
A small telescope will reveal a star-like object with slight nebulosity.
From the 7th grade, he spent lots of timein Lugansk Pedagogical Institute, where there was a small telescope.
Early modern astronomers, using small telescopes, recorded the changing appearance of Jupiter's atmosphere.
The current initiative should be pursued by a working group consisting of both small telescope experts and users;
A laproscope is a small telescope that is inserted into the abdomen through a small incision(cut).
The working group should compile a practical guidebook to the use of small telescopes, on the basis of both existing and new material.
Since Neptune was only beginning its yearly retrograde cycle, the motion of the planet was far too slight to be detected with Galileo's small telescope.
Both M65 and M66 are visible in large binoculars or small telescopes, but their concentrated nuclei and elongation are only visible in large amateur instruments.
Consequently, whereas a number of S-type asteroids can normally be viewedwith binoculars at opposition, even the largest C-type asteroids require a small telescope.
By late April 2014 it had brightened to roughly apparent magnitude~8.8 making it a small telescope/binoculars target for experienced observers.
To small telescopes, Theta Muscae appears as a double star, with a blue-cream brighter star and an O9III companion of magnitude 7.3 some 5.3 arcseconds away.
He persuaded then Governor,John A. Burns to bulldoze a dirt road to the summit where he built a small telescope on Puʻu Poliʻahu, a cinder cone peak.
A paper prepared by India, entitled"Small telescopes in research and education", was distributed to all participants at the Sixth United Nations/European Space Agency Workshop.
Until the advent of computer controlled drive mechanisms, the standard solution was some form of equatorial mount, and for small telescopes this is still the norm.
The most prominent topics were the proposal for a World Space Observatory, a small telescope network and the question of greater integration of developing countries in international research.
NASA used a small telescope capable of detecting objects as faint as 17.1 stellar magnitude(equivalent to an object of about 0.6 metre in diameter at geosynchronous altitude), with a field-of-view of about 1.5 degrees.
The Government of Sri Lanka, and ESA, for co-sponsoring the Fifth United Nations/European Space Agency Workshop on Basic Space Science: from Small Telescopes to Space Missions, held at Colombo from 11 to 14 January 1996;
Small telescopes, among them those in developing countries, will be playing a number of essential roles in that new research and education environment, probably contributing a reasonable portion of all data taken in astronomy, both as surveying instruments and follow-up facilities.
A future United Nations/European Space Agency workshop should be held at an astronomical observatory with a small telescope, placing strong emphasis in the agenda on the practical aspects of teaching and research with such a telescope; .
Small telescopes(generally from 0.4 to 1 metre in diameter, but sometimes smaller or larger) are found in research observatories; in universities, where they are used for research and teaching at all levels; occasionally in schools; in public observatories or attached to planetariums and science centres; and often in the hands of individual amateur astronomers or clubs.
Some preliminary measurements have been done to survey the region near GEO for debris objects smaller than 1 m. NASA used a small telescope capable of detectingobjects as faint as 17.1 stellar magnitude(equivalent to an object about 0.6 m in diameter at geosynchronous altitude), with a field of view of about 1.5 degrees.
The programme of the Workshop included presentations on the following:( a) the solar system andlife on Earth;( b) front-line research with small telescopes;( c) astronomical satellite missions and the results from their databases;( d) international and regional cooperation in basic space science;( e) programmes and projects in the context of the forthcoming Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space( UNISPACE III); and( f) the inauguration of the Central American Astronomical Observatory in Honduras.
In view of the progress made by developing countries in all regions to promote awareness of the importance of education in basic space science,particularly by installing small telescope facilities and their use in educational and research activities, plans should be devised to enhance the participation of developing countries in more advanced research at an early stage.
Several smaller telescopes are used for educational purposes.
It remained visible for smaller telescopes until 10 January 1844 and was finally lost to larger telescopes on 10 April 1844.
These nanosatellites will support similar science goals, and will use an even smaller telescope than MOST to measure the brightness variations of a large number of the brightest stars in the sky.