PPT-B68 – The HERSCHEL view

Dust temperatures and densities Markus Nielbock Ralf Launhardt Jürgen Steinacker Amy Stutz Zoltan Balog Henrik Beuther Jeroen Bouwman Thomas Henning Pierre . E. Lellouch, R. Moreno, T. Cavali dust. . attenuation. and star formation histories . at. . high. . redshift. Véronique . Buat. Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille. Elbaz’s. lectures . (. david.elbaz3.free.fr/coursJ1.html), . with Herschel. :. an overview of the DUNES modeling activities. Jean-Charles Augereau, Steve . Ertel. , Alexander . Krivov. , Jérémy . Lebreton. , Torsten . Löhne. , . Sebastian. Müller, Philippe Thébault, . The James Clerk Maxwell Telescope (. JCMT. ), with a 15m dish, is the largest single-dish astronomical telescope in the world designed specifically to operate in the sub-mm wavelength regime. The JMT is located close to the summit of Mauna Kea, Hawaii, at an altitude of 4092m.. Dust temperatures and densities. Markus Nielbock (. MPIA. ). (Herschel . PACS. ICC). Ralf . Launhardt. , Jürgen . Steinacker. , Amy Stutz, . Zoltan. . Balog. , . Henrik. . Beuther. , . Jeroen. . & AKARI to . Euclid . & SPICA. Stephen . Serjeant . JCMT UK meeting, September 2014. AKARI: Japanese/Korean mission 2006-2011. AKARI. Deep area . covered by. SCUBA2 . (0.5 deg. 2. ). Wide area . ________________________________________________. ________________________________________________. ________________________________________________. ________________________________________________. 1. Day 4: SPIRE .  . Rosalind Hopwood.  . Herschel Online Data Processing Workshop 19th June 2015. 2. The FTS flyer. http://. herschel.esac.esa.int. /. twiki. /pub/Public/. SpireCalibrationWeb. /FTS-flyer-landscape_v12_A4.pdf. * It’s the perspective. through which the story . is told.. * It is the eye of the story.. * It is the filter (often a. person) through which. events are perceived.. Herschel. Era. Jason K. . Chu (jasonchu@. ifa.hawaii.edu). Institute for Astronomy, University of Hawai`i. Collaborators: David Sanders (. IfA. ). , Kirsten Larson . (Caltech/IPAC), Joe . Mazzarella. James Di . Francesco. (thanks to S. . Sadavoy. , S. . Chitsazzadeh. , S. . Mairs. , S. . Schnee. , M. Chen, R. Friesen, H. Kirk, and the Herschel & JCMT GBS Teams). The Jeans Mass. . maximum mass . Stephan Ott. Herschel Science Data Processing Development Manager. Herschel Science Data Processing Coordinator. Herschel Science Centre. . on . behalf of . all contributors of the Herschel mission. The Herschel 400 is a list of 400 galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters, picked from over 2,500 deep-sky objects discovered and catalogued by the great eighteenth-century astronomer Sir William Herschel and his sister Caroline. It comprises 231 galaxies, 107 open clusters, 33 globular clusters, 20 planetary nebulae, 2 halves of a single planetary nebula, and 7 bright nebulae. In this guide Steve O\'Meara takes the observer through the list, season by season, month by month, night by night, object by object. He works through the objects in a carefully planned and methodical way, taking in some of the most dramatic non-Messier galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters in the night sky. Ideal for astronomers who have tackled the Messier objects, this richly illustrated guide will help the amateur astronomer hone their observing skills. A biography of the brother and sister who helped found modern astronomyDiscoverers of the Universe tells the gripping story of William Herschel, the brilliant, fiercely ambitious, emotionally complex musician and composer who became court astronomer to Britain\'s King George III, and of William\'s sister, Caroline, who assisted him in his observations of the night sky and became an accomplished astronomer in her own right. Together, they transformed our view of the universe from the unchanging, mechanical creation of Newton\'s clockmaker god to the ever-evolving, incredibly dynamic cosmos that it truly is.William was in his forties when his amateur observations using a homemade telescope led to his discovery of Uranus, and an invitation to King George\'s court. He coined the term asteroid, discovered infrared radiation, was the first to realize that our solar system is moving through space, discovered 2,500 nebulae that form the basis of the catalog astronomers use today, and was unrivalled as a telescope builder. Caroline shared William\'s passion for astronomy, recording his observations during night watches and organizing his papers for publication. She was the first salaried woman astronomer in history, a pioneer who herself discovered nine comets and became a role model for women in the sciences.Written by the world\'s premier expert on the Herschels, Discoverers of the Universe traces William and Caroline\'s many extraordinary contributions to astronomy, shedding new light on their productive but complicated relationship, and setting their scientific achievements in the context of their personal struggles, larger-than-life ambitions, bitter disappointments, and astonishing triumphs.