Triggered Star Formation on Galactic Scales
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Palouš, J. et al.
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The Transition from Outburst to Low Level Activity in the Low-Mass X-Ray Binary SAX J1747.0-2853SAX J1747.0-2853 is an X-ray transient which exhibited several outbursts between 1998 and 2001 and most probably in 1976. The outburst of 2000 was the longest and brightest. We have analyzed X-ray data sets that focus on times around the 2000 outburst and were obtained with l BeppoSAX, XMM-Newton and l RXTE.Werner, N. et al.
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The physical nature of asteroids in cometary orbitAsteroids in cometary orbits can be defined as minor planets that do not present cometary activity and has orbits with Tisserand parameter T 3 (typical of cometary orbits). The nature and origin of this population is still controversial. Recent dynamical studies claim for a cometary origin (comets that become dormant or dead comets by the growthLicandro, J. et al.
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The Milky Way Formation TimescaleBased on a new large, homogeneous photometric database of 69 Galactic globular clusters extended out to 42 kpc from the galactic center, a set of distance and reddening free relative age indicators has been measured: delta (V-I)@2.5 and Delta VHBTO. Using this two independent indicators and two recent updated libraries of isochrones we have foundAparicio, A. et al.
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The magnetic fields of the quiet solar photosphereWe report on a novel investigation of the complex magnetism of the quiet Sun which is based on a realistic three-dimensional modeling of the Hanle effect.Shchukina, Nataliya G. et al.
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The HETE-2 satellite: detection of Gamma-Ray Bursts and other transient phenomenaHETE-2 (High Energy Transient Explorer) is a small scientific satellite whose main task is to detect Gamma-Ray Bursts, promptly determine their coordinates, when possible, and distribute them immediately to the scientific community. HETE-2 has detected many of the most interesting events in recent years: GRB030329, which confirmed beyond any doubtPizzichini, G. et al.
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