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• [DOC File]Abstract: The GEOPACK library includes 19 FORTRAN ...

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  4. SUBROUTINE: SUN. FUNCTION: This is a subsidiary subroutine, which is usually called from the subroutine . RECALC. It calculates the orientation of the Earth-Sun line in the geocentric . inertial coordinate system, and the Greenwich mean sidereal time. FORTRAN STATEMENT: CALL SUN (IYEAR,IDAY,IHOUR,MIN,ISEC,GST,SLONG,SRASN,SDEC)

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• [DOC File]Calculate the Mass of the Milky Way Galaxy

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  So if its apparent mag was 2, the absolute mag would be 5.5 (2+3.5=5.5) Find Distance using Delta Mags. The apparent mag of a star is 2 and the absoute mag is 5.5. Find the distance to the star. Since the absolute mag is dimmer than the apparent mag, we know the star has to be closer to us than 10 pc. Delta mags is 5.5-2 = 3.5

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• [DOCX File]Enumeration of 15.4 MAC Timing Parameters

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  January, 2014IEEE P802. 15-14-0111-00-0mag. SubmissionPage 7Benjamin Rolfe, Blind Creek Associates

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• [DOCX File]www.sun.ac.za

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  Dit is die verantwoordelikheid van die betrokke afdeling om die dokumentasie so volledig moontlik te voltooi, en vooraf met Finansies te skakel in geval van enige onduidelikheid, met Regsdienste vir enige regsprobleme en andersins soos benodig mag wees.

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• [DOC File]CONSTELLATION - NASA

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  A difference of 1 magnitude is a factor of 2.5121 ≈ 2.5 times different from the comparison object. Two magnitudes is 2.5122 ≈ 6.25 times different, and so on. The difference in brightness between a typical bright star in Appendix 1 (mag. 1) and the dimmest star seen by the average naked eye (mag. 6) is 2.512(6-1) = 2.512(5) ≈ 100.

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• [DOCX File]Large Hands-free Magnifier 1.5x (MAG42)

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  Never look at the sun directly through a magnifying lens as it could damage your eyes. Do not look directly at the light source in illuminated magnifiers as LEDs are very bright. Avoid impacting, banging or dropping your magnifier, as well as moisture and high temperatures which may cause damage.

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