PPT-The Cosmic Snail

Jeremy Hare GWU Oleg Kargaltsev GWU Martin Durant University of Toronto George Pavlov Penn State The George Washington University Introduction B1259 is a binary star system in which a pulsar neutron star orbits a massive companion star Each of these stars have their own energetic wind which is powered by the rotational energies of the stars When these winds collide they interact and form an intrabinary shock This shock gives rise to a spiral structure due to the . Cosmic Catering isn’t just about tasty, healthful, local food, crafted by a Restaurant School trained Chef (who has a passion for vegetables!) though.  We are pride of holding reasonable prices, keeping a prompt delivery record and being meticulous about our cleanup.  All within an award-winning business model of sustainable practices. M. Bhuyan. 1. , V.M. Datar. 2. , S.D. Kalmani. 1. , S.M. Lahamge. 1. , N.K. Mondal. 1. , . P. Nagaraj. 1. , S. Pal. 1. , L.V. Reddy, A. Redij. 1. , D. Samuel. 1. , M.N. Saraf. 1. , . B. Satyanarayana. The Future of Cosmic Ray Research. .. 8 The Future of Cosmic Ray Research . As we have seen, a few cosmic rays can be detected with energies somewhat . greater . than 10. 20. . eV. . . These high energies must be due to particle accelerations . and Other Applications: Hydrology +. Neutron Monitor Community Workshop—Honolulu, Hawaii . October . 24-25, 2015. Physicist. National Urban Security Technology Laboratory . Science and Technology Directorate. and Other . Applications. Neutron Monitor Community Workshop—Honolulu, Hawaii . October . 24-25, 2015. Physicist. National Urban Security Technology Laboratory . Science and Technology Directorate. The Discovery of Antimatter!. In 1932 Carl Anderson studied cosmic rays using a “cloud . chamber”. . Charged particles produced in cosmic rays would enter the chamber and leave “tracks”. The tracks would bend in circles because the chamber was placed in a strong magnetic field. . Jim bob was found on a wall in 2013 in October 15. th. .We called him Jim bob because when I was 7 I had a snail called Jim . bo. and he died so we called him Jim bob to bring back memories. Ryan is Jim bobs godfather Jim bobs friends-jimmy Jonny, Rosemary, . Indonesia has a long history of the sculptural arts. Megalithic images are found in archeological sites in Sumatra, Java to Sulawesi. The 8-10. th. century sculptures and reliefs found in Java and Bali of Hindu-Buddhist origins reveal foreign influences. Indigenous tribes developed their own distinct tribal styles created as ancestor, deity and animal memorial sculptures. . Featuring . conus. magus. Who is . Conus. Magus?. Conus. Magus is one of approximately 700 species of cone snails. Cone snails are indigenous to coral reefs in the Indo-Pacific regions of southern Asia and northern Australia. They can also be found in the Mediterranean and Hawaii. . Dave Ector. COSMIC PM for OSD. 4 November 10. COSMIC 2. 2. Requirements. GNSSRO Level . 1 . Requirements Documents (L1RD) . status. L1RD Completed and signed 5 May 2010. L1RD assessment underway. Initial budget/partnerships for COSMIC-2 do not fully support all L1RD requirements. What is Cosmic Education?. Cosmic education, one of Dr. Montessori’s fundamental principles, provides the students with opportunities for exploration and appreciation of the world around them. “When the child goes out, it is the world itself that offers itself to him. Let us take the child out to show him real things instead of making objects which represent ideas and closing them in cupboards”. (Montessori, 1994) . Bruce Reynolds, November 2015. 1. Outline. Cosmic Definition. Functional Size Measurement. Functional User Requirements. Non-Functional Requirements. COSMIC Approach. In-Class Exercise. COSMIC—a Real World example. FM 2. FM 3. FM 4. FM5. FM6. 2016.214. 2016.215. 2016.216. 2016.217. 2016.218. 2016.219. 2016.220. FM . 1. TOTAL. 279. 377. 489. 240. 514. 617. 304. 383. 376. 327. 315. 174. 235. 22. 198. 242. Observations come in 2 basic types:. Quantitative Observations. . . Measurements with numbers. . height. . mass. . temperature. . time to do something. . volume. Observations come in 2 basic types:.