PPT-TEACHER NOTES coma - The roughly spherical blob of gas that surrounds the nucleus of

dust tail A long wide tail buffeted by photons emitted from the Sun but it curves slightly due to the comets motion hydrogen envelope Hydrogen gas that surrounds the coma of the comet and trails along for millions of miles it is usually between the ion tail and the dust tail The hydrogen envelope is about 10 million km across at the nucleus of the comet and about 100 million km long. ISON . OBSERVING . CAMPAIGN . (=CIOC) SBAG Update Jan – Jul 2013 . CIOC . Team. established Jan 2013 at SBAG-8. . Team has a mix of experiences, skillsets, and research specialties. . Abundant contributions from early- and mid. Feature detection with . s. cale selection. We want to extract features with characteristic scale that is . covariant. with the image transformation. Blob detection: Basic idea. To detect blobs, convolve the image with a “blob filter” at multiple scales and look for . Level of Consciousness. Alteration of Con. s. ciousness. Affects arousal . (level). Cognitive and affective mental function . (content). Arousal. Arousal ….. Brainstem and ARAS ….. impaired by toxins, anesthetics, or compression or injury of the brainstem. Jenny Kitzinger, . Cardiff University. Celia Kitzinger, . University of York. International Health Humanities Network, . University of Nottingham. 28. th. June 2013. What I will be talking about: . Media . Achieving scale covariance. Goal: independently detect corresponding regions in scaled versions of the same image. Need . scale selection. mechanism for finding characteristic region size that is . covariant. a040 Spherical a0404 a131 Coma a131h3cos a222 a222h22cos2 a311 Distortion a311h3cos a220 FieldCurvature a220h22 Twoaberrationsarecorrectedoutsideofthelens.Thesearetilt(a111),anddefocus(a020).H Gas Outflow and Energy Source. Yuichi Harikane (The University of Tokyo). Masami . Ouchi. , . Suraphong. Yuma, Michael Rauch, . Kimihiko. Nakajima, Yoshiaki Ono. arXiv. : 1406.7052. . Accepted for . 50466 Windows® Azure™ Solutions with Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2010. Windows Azure Storage Blobs. Blob storage provides a theoretically infinite space to store any type of data.. Blob is actually an acronym for . muon. particle physics . programmes. at J-PARC. Mu_01. Satoshi MIHARA. IPNS, KEK. FKPPL-FJPPL workshop, . Yonesei. Univ.. Outline. Introduction. Physics motivation. J-PARC facility. France-Japan collaboration in the COMET experiment at J-PARC. I. Comets. A. What is a Comet?: . It is a small body orbiting the Sun that develops a ______ (a fuzzy atmosphere) and/or a ____ as it approaches the Sun. Comet nuclei range from _____________. __________. . Comets. -More than 3000 comets have been discovered. -May take hundreds or even 1000s of years to orbit the sun. -240 BC was the earliest sighting of a comet. Halley's Comet is arguably the most famous comet. It is a "periodic" comet and returns to Earth's vicinity about every 75 years, making it possible for a human to see it twice in his or her lifetime. The last time it was here was in 1986, and it is projected to return in 2061.. By Trevor Todd and Michael Tran. What are asteroids made. . of?. An asteroid is a rocky object up to kilometers wide that revolves around the Sun.. . What are comets made out of? . A. . comet is a frozen mass. Akiva Bar-Nun and Diana Laufer . Dept. of Geosciences, Tel Aviv University. Thanks to the OSIRIS team. 1. The comet is chaotic since it was formed by agglomeration of fluffy ice balls at low speeds, followed by violent gas release events on the comet.. Section 4. Prentice Hall Earth Science. 23.4 Objectives. Identify . location within our solar system where most asteroids are found. Describe . the structure of a comet. Explain . the possible origins for a meteoroid.