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Explore Optics at the Stony Brook Laser Teaching Center

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The Laser Teaching Center. Dept of Physics and Astronomy. Visit these web sites to explore optics and related topics. Last updated 22 June 2014. The Physics Classroom tutorial was written by Tom Henderson, a science teacher at Glenbrook South High School in Glenview, Illinois. Reading through the tutorial is great way to start learning about (or to review) physics and optics (start at "Waves"). Physics of Light and Optics. Optics in the News. Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD). APOD features an image wh...

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Darryn's Penguin Web Pages

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions. Zoos and Aquariums with Penguins. King Penguin - Aptenodytes patagonicus. Emperor Penguin - Aptenodytes firsteri. Gentoo Penguin - Pygoscelis papua. Adelie Penguin - Pygoscelis adeliae. Chinstrap Penguin - Pygoscelis antarctica. Fiordland Crested Penguin - Eudyptes pachyrhynchus. Erect-Crested Penguin - Eudyptes sclateri. Snares Island Penguin - Eudyptes robustus. Rockhopper Penguin - Eudyptes chrysocome. Macaroni Penguin - Eudyptes chrysolophus. Named them pen gwyynn.

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Tourism in Antarctica

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Why take a trip to Antarctica? Antarctica has been the goal of explorers in recent times. I find that amazing, that the South Pole was only reached in my grandfather's lifetime! That the region of the coats where I did my first winter (the Windmill Islands) was not seen until my father life time! I was in the first 1000 people to see the night sky at the South Pole! There are a wide range of options for tourists wanting to go to Antarctica. There are 3 things that will shape your trip to Antarctica.

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Emperor Penguins - Aptenodytes firsteri

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Where to See Emperor Penguins. 100cm or 40 inches tall. 20 to 40kg or 45 to 90 pounds. Where to See Emperor Penguins. I think the only option for seeing an emperor penguin is to go to antarctica. A few tour companies do special trips specifically to see emperor penguins. You would need to contact some of these companies and find out if they have any such trips scheduled. Quark Expedition's seems the most likely company to have an upcoming emperor tour. Visit the Tourism Page.

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Antarctic FAQ

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In the late 90s I maintained an Antarctic FAQ based on questions from schools. Somewhere along the line I lost it. Just this year I started answering questions from schools again and am going to re-build the FAQ. So here's your chance. Doing a school project on Antarctica and want to ask someone that has worked and lived there a question? Q What would happen if the snow melted? Why doesn't it melt? Q Why is it colder at the South Pole than the North Pole? Q How much snow does antarctica get a day?

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Cyber Physicist:Questions and Answers

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Some of the questions that people have submitted and their answers:. All things, to my knowledge, in physics, if "filmed" and the film run backwards remain credible. Most things in biology if filmed and the film run backwards are not credible. Are there any examples in physics of NON reversible causation? Some examples of irreversable actions include:. Dropping a bean bag (it doesn't bounce since all its kinetic energy is absorbed by movement of the beans). Examples of naturally occuring plasmas include ...

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Computational Studies of an Asymmetric rf Plasma using Particle-in-cell Techniques

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Computational Studies of an Asymmetric rf Plasma using Particle-in-cell Techniques. By Helen B. Smith. Abstract, Acknowledgments, and Table of Contents. Chapter 1 Low Pressure rf Plasmas. Chapter 2 Particle-in-cell Techniques. Chapter 3 Analytic Model of the Simulation. Chapter 4 Simulation Results in Hydrogen. Chapter 5 Differential Cross-sections for Ar-Ar. Chapter 6 Particle-in-cell Simulation of an Argon Plasma. Schneider family web pages at kulgun.net. About this web site.

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Phy.org - Science: Earth Sciences: Atmospheric Sciences: Atmospheric Physics

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Jump to main content. All of dmoz.org. All of Phy.org. Only in ./Atmospheric Physics. Atmospheric physics is the application of physics to the study of the atmosphere. Atmospheric physicists attempt to model Earth's atmosphere and the atmospheres of other planets using fluid flow equations, chemical models, radiation balancing and energy transfer processes in the atmosphere. Research Groups and Centers. Science: Environment: Climate Change. This category in other languages. Auroras: Paintings in the Sky.

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Diary of a Summer Trip to the South Pole 2006/2007

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Diary of a Summer Trip to the South Pole 2006/2007. Week 1 December 3 2006 Hoping for Bad Weather. Week 2 December 10 2006 Work Begins. Week 3 December 17 2006 Where is the South Pole and What's it Like? Week 4 December 25 2006 Christmas. Week 5 January 1 2007 The Necessity of Power. Week 6 January 8 2007 The Home Stretch. Week 7 January 14 2007 Living at the South Pole. Week 8 January 21 2007 Finishing the Major Tasking. Schneider family web pages at kulgun.net.

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Helicon Waves in High Density Plasmas

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Helicon Waves in High Density Plasmas. FTP the Postscript version of my thesis. Chapter 2 Experimental Apparatus and Diagnostics. Chapter 3 Theoretical Treatment of Helicon Waves. Chapter 4 Plasma Formation Using a Double Saddle Coil Antenna. Chapter 5 Helical and Phased Antennas. Chapter 6 Diffusion during Plasma Formation. Appendix A Data Management. This thesis investigates helicon wave propagation in a 1.5m long, 2.5cm radius, high density (n. High static magnetic field (B. Attempts to produce plasma...