MV Sydney Princess December 05
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Office of Maritime Communications
VHF DSC radio simulator
GMDSS
Certificates of Competency
NMSC
Australian Geomagnetic Reference Field Values
Geomagnetic Field FAQ
Celestial Navigation Data
Compass Adjuster Australia
Island Compass South
HoMCA
Sky-map
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JPL Solar System Simulator
CHView
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Exosolar
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Celestia
Logarithmic Maps of the Universe
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SDSS
BPP
Centauri Dreams
Tau Zero Foundation
SPESIF
EarthTech
HPCC
Physorg
TWF
IoP
sci.physics.research
arXiv
eprintweb
Citebase
CosmoCoffee
IJTP
Living Reviews
Physics@Sydney
PEPL
Cosmic Variance
Backreaction
Not Even Wrong
Astroengine
Bad Astronomy
Motion Mountain
MITocw
PIRSA
Peregrinus Interstellar
ATEL
Acta Astronautica
CDS
arXiv Blog
The n-Category Café
Forward
Johnson
Millis
Rafelski
Tajmar
Vulpetti
Interstellar Navigation and position fixing methods:
some notes
Proxima Centauri
, part of the Alpha Centauri (arrow pointing to it) triple star system, is the closest known star to our Sun
(Distance to Proxima Centauri = 4.22
ly
= 21 556 927 570 000 nautical miles)
Interstellar dust clouds and reflection nebulae near Antares and Rho Ophiuchi
(Distance to Antares = 600 ly = 3 064 966 006 000 000 nautical miles)
Our
Milky Way
Galaxy, looking towards the galactic centre thought to have a supermassive
black hole
(Current estimates put our Galaxy to have 400 billion stars, main disk diameter 100 000 ly)
The
Andromeda Galaxy
with its satellite dwarf galaxies, part of our
Local Group
of galaxies
(Current estimates have it at 2.52 million ly away with 1 trillion stars, diameter 140 000 ly)
Hoag's Object
, a non-typical galaxy of the type known as a ring galaxy
(Current estimates have it at 600 million ly away in the
Serpens
constellation)
The deepest image of the
Universe
ever taken in visible light by the
Hubble Space Telescope
(These are some of the oldest galaxies ever seen existing when the Universe was only 800 million years old.
Current estimates on the age of our Universe based on the
Big Bang
model = 13.7 billion years ± 200 million years)
On a Hawaiian theme cruise December 06
List of molecules in interstellar space
Arecibo message
Exoplanets
Gravitational lensing
Transit of Venus
Victoria Crater
Sombrero Galaxy
Roger Penrose lecture "
What happened before the Big Bang?
", Darling Harbour 13th July 2007.
Galaxy Zoo
Abell 2151 Hercules Cluster
Quantum entanglement
Visualizations of Quantum Chromodynamics
Loxodrome
Triple expansion steam engine
AMSAT
LHC
Fancy social cruise August 07
MV Bella Vista January 08
Chief Engineer on this cruise on Bella Vista January 08
On the slipway under Training Vessel Mercedes June 08
M81 Group
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Maxwell's equations
NGC 1309
Paul Titze