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The Star Formation Reference Survey

Star Birth in Far-Off Galaxies When you look at the sky, all the natural light you see ultimately comes from stars. Earth and everything on it owe their existence to previous generations...

Solar Exhibits

The Sun, Up Close The “Dynamic Sun” exhibit at the Air & Space Museum is built from six 50-inch video monitors, making a total display 6 feet tall by 7 feet wide. This gives a grande...

2MASS Redshift Survey

A Map of the Cosmic Neighborhood As the universe expands, galaxies are getting ever farther apart on average. That means from our perspective, other galaxies appear to be moving away fro...

CfA Redshift Catalog

Cosmic Web and Cosmic History The observable universe contains around 100 billion large galaxies. These are not randomly scattered: they form filaments and other large structures that to...

Chandra Supernova Remnant Catalog

Cataloging the Stellar Graveyard Supernovas are among the brightest phenomena in the universe, briefly outshining whole galaxies before they fade. The relatively short duration of these ...

ANCHORS

An X-ray Catalog of Newborn Stars Stars are born inside dense clouds of gas that are opaque to optical light. However, newborn stars emit intense X-ray radiation which can pierce through...

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)

Making Sense of MOOCs MOOCs differ from traditional in-person and ordinary online classes in two major areas: the large number of students they allow to enroll and the high attrition rat...
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