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March 2010
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Doppler shift

Tags: helioseismology : frequency : astroseismology : sound wave : standing wave : acoustic oscillation : Doppler shift


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Asteroid just missed Earth

Tags: astronomy : asteroid : asteroid collision : Doppler shift


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On 11th August 1999 a total eclipse of the Sun will be visible from parts of the UK. It will provide a spectacular display, but why is the Sun so interesting? Helen Mason explains.

Tags: helioseismology : magnetic field : standing wave : Doppler shift : harmonic wave : wave : sine wave : electromagnetism : solar eclipse : sunspot : cosine


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Researchers observe the Inverse Doppler effect for the first time.

Tags: phase velocity : wavelength : sound wave : Doppler shift


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Einstein proved correct, ..... again!

Tags: Doppler shift : Einstein : special relativity : time dilation


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Extrasolar planets have been grabbing the headlines

Tags: NASA : gravity : Doppler shift : planet : European Space Agency


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Two of the most fundamental questions asked by people are how life emerged on the Earth, and whether we are alone in the cosmos. These deeply important questions form the core of a new kind of science, one that recently has been rapidly gathering momentum: astrobiology. Lewis Dartnell explains.

Tags: Doppler shift : SETI : alien life : exosolar planets