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    External Factor Evaluation

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    Final Report (Vol. II) Main report annexes External evaluation of the European Training Foundation Contract no. 2001 – 3355/001-001 November 2002 Submitted by Lion House‚ Ditchling Common‚ Ditchling HASSOCKS‚ West Sussex‚ BN6 8SG United Kingdom Telephone: +44 1444 248088 Fax: +44 1444 248763 Email: mail@itad.com Website: www.itad.com Final Report (Vol. II) Main Report Annexes External evaluation of the European Training Foundation Final Report for the External evaluation of the

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    Angelo Secchi

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    created four devices designed to observe the heavens using which he discovered roughly ten thousand previously undiscovered stars using his revolutionary telescope that used a curved lens. At the age of 32 he was promoted to director of the Vatican Observatory and he held that appointment fo 24 years until his death. How Angelo Secchi Has Used His Gifts For Others: Angelo Secchi was mainly involved in the field of astrophysics; however during the period of Angelo’s life this field was practically

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    New York City from its 86th and 102nd floor observatories. In 2007 through 2011 and for the nine months in 2012‚ the number of visitors was approximately 4.03 million. 8-10 percent of all domestic and international tourists coming to New York end up going on a tour to The Empire State Building. The cost of admissions to the observatory is $19.61. The Empire State Building generated around $68.5 million and $80.6 million in revenue from its observatory in the nine months between December 31‚ 2011

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    Tycho Brahe

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    Kepler‚ he concealed much information‚ not allowing Kepler to steal any of his work. Although they worked together in discovering new astronomical discoveries‚ they hardly ever got along and constantly engaged in arguments. Furthermore‚ in Brahe’s observatory‚ he also constantly through on parties throughout the year. Inviting friends‚ family‚ and decorating the place with numerous gardens and sights to see‚ the place became a main attraction to visit and to party. Later on in his life‚ he attended a

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    pursue. The group collectively decided that renovating the old barn and silo‚ so that it could be an observatory and a museum‚ were the best ideas. Once again‚ my group divided our project into separate parts for each of us to work on. I was entrusted with deciding what would be included in the silo observatory‚ what exactly would be up in the silo‚ and what could be observed from the observatory. This part of the idea jam presentation caused me to do independent research. Before my team settled

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    Aryabhatta

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    Taregna (literally‚ song of the stars)‚ which is a small town in Bihar‚ India‚ about 30 km (19 mi) from Patna (then known as Pataliputra)‚ the capital city of Bihar State. Evidences justify his birth there. In Taregna Aryabhata set up an Astronomical Observatory in the Sun Temple 6th century. There is no evidence that he was born outside Patliputra and traveled to Magadha‚ the centre of instruction‚ culture and knowledge for his studies where he even set up a coaching institute. However‚ early Buddhist

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    Amelia Edwards

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    The British novelist and egyptologist Amelia Edwards once said‚ “Were I asked to define it‚ I should reply that archeology is that science which enables us to register and classify our knowledge of the sum of man’s achievements in those arts and handicrafts whereby he has‚ in time past‚ signalized his passage from barbarism to civilization.” To put that in simpler words‚ Amelia means to say that archeology is the study and understandings of our past ancestors‚ who have grown to modern civilizations

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    “The Subduction Zone Observatory Takes Shape” The article “The Subduction Zone Observatory Takes Shape” published in Science magazine was written by Julia Rosen. Dr. Rosen has an Honors Degree BS in Geological and Environmental Science from Stanford University and a PhD in Geology from Oregon State University. She is an award-winning writer currently working as a freelance science journalist (cite?). The article discusses the proposal for a new‚ large-scale research program called the Subduction

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    You will likely come across sculptures or‚ much to a bird-watcher’s delight‚ birds and other wildlife that have made the park their home. The real star of the park‚ though‚ is the Royal Observatory. Famous for being the location of the Prime Meridian‚ it was built to help ships navigate more easily. The observatory was commissioned by King Charles II in the 1600s‚ and demonstrates an emphasis on the importance of astronomy in its

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    Clyde Tombaugh

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    (http:starchild.gsfc.nasa.gov‚ Clyde Tombaugh) After building one particular telescope‚ one with a very accurate 9 inch reflector‚ he sent drawings of Jupiter and Mars to astronomers at the Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff Arizona for comments. They were so impressed with his work that they offered him a job. The Lowell observatory was working on the construction of a telescope with a 13 inch telescope and needed someone to take pictures and document the findings in a search for “Planet X”. The existence of Planet

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