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    The Milky Way

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    Universe to The Milky Way The Birth of Modern Cosmology Cosmology is the study of the structure and evolution of the universe (Bennett‚ Donahue‚ Schneider‚ & Voit‚ 2010). Edwin Hubble is often credited with the birth of modern cosmology. He discovered that the Andromeda galaxy was in fact a separate galaxy from the Milky Way. By comparing various photographs taken over several nights and measuring the Cepheids and their luminosities‚ Hubble’s discovery changed the way we view the universe

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    Professor - The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains the Earth. This name derives from its appearance as a dim milky glowing band stretching across the night sky‚ in which the naked eye cannot distinguish individual stars. The term Milky Way is a translation of classical Latin ____ from the Hellinistic Greek‚ Milky Circle. The Milky Way appears like a band disk-shaped structure being viewed from inside. The fact that this faint band of light is made up of stars in 1610 when Galileo Galilei used

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    A - 9H January 12‚ 2012 Finding the Milky Way I often gaze into the night sky only to find bright lights and strange shapes I don’t understand. Starting at a young age‚ I enjoyed waiting for shooting stars and searching for the famous Big Dipper consolation as many nights as I could. As I grew older‚ I learned more and more about the universe and all that it contains. Today‚ I am even more intrigued by‚ not just the universe‚ but our very own Milky Way galaxy. I am amazed by its complicated

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    and dark matter. The name is from the Greek root galaxias [γαλαξίας]‚ meaning "milky‚" a reference to the Milky Way galaxy. Typical galaxies range from dwarfs with as few as ten million (107) stars up to giants with one trillion (1012) stars‚ all orbiting a common center of mass. Galaxies can also contain many multiple star systems‚ star clusters‚ and various interstellar clouds. The Sun is one of the stars in the Milky Way galaxy; the Solar System includes the Earth and all the other objects that orbit

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    Summery Analysis The Milky Way is the earths’ galaxy and it’s happening’s hold the interest of many scientists. In Daryl Haggard and Geofrey C Bower’s article “Into the Heart of the Milky Way” they discuss a phenomena that was discovered in the nucleus of the Milky Way only forty years ago which is a supermassive black hole called Sagittarius A* right in the core. Throughout the article the author’s explain many unpredictable events that have been observed. The article begins by explaining the G2

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    law predict about the speed of a galaxy far away from the Milky Way compared to one that is closer? Hubble’s law predicted that galaxies were moving away from earth at a rate proportional to their distance from us. The farther away from the Milky Way a galaxy is‚ the larger the redshift is. The farther away a galaxy is‚ the faster it is moving away. Conversely‚ blueshifted galaxies‚ such as Andromeda‚ are moving closer to the Milky Way. 2. In a few sentences‚ describe Hubble’s two major findings

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    of the Milky Way By Nathanael Roybal; Geological Sciences ABSTRACT The Milky way is a band of light that has millions of stars that are combined together and that spans 100‚000 light years away. They say the Milky Way is about 14 billion years old. How they figured this out by measuring the ages of each star. They have found trace elements of hydrogen and helium so we know that the Milky Way was formed an early in the history. Another good way to find the age of the stars in the Milky Way is measuring

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    Welcome to our colony‚ Milky Sea Island. We were colonized about 10‚000 years before Earth. As we do not really keep strict time records in our country‚ we are unsure of when that is‚ exactly. We are located in Messier 31 (NGC 224). We are on a small dwarf planet not much bigger than Pluto‚ and we are the only colony on the planet. You may be wondering why our colony is named Milky Sea Island. No‚ we are not named after the Milky Way‚ although we expectantly wait for the expected collision of

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    “Beyond the Milky Way”

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    “Beyond the Milky Way” “The History of the Hubble Telescope” By: Steven Radziul DeVry University Since the Age of Man and Woman‚ We have been staring up into the sky‚ wondering clearly what is out there. The stars and planets have always been our close neighbors‚ from navigation‚ to philosophy and even religion‚ the stars and planets have always been our friend. Man has stood to the highest peak staring out into the sky‚ wondering clearly to see what is out there. He has invented instruments

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    The Origin of the Milky Way - Tintoretto ‘The Origin of the Milky Way’ has a large number of techniques and material samples. Around 1575 Jupiter‚ wishing to immortalise the infant Hercules (whose mother was the mortal Alcmene)‚ held him to the breasts of the sleeping Juno. The milk which spurted upwards formed the Milky Way‚ while some fell downwards giving rise to lilies. Lilies were once presented on the painting but the base of the original canvas has been cut off. Support Oil on canvas

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