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EUV Full-Sun Imaging and Pointing Calibration of the SOHO Coronal Diagnostic Spectrometer
Thompson, William; Carter, Martin
Although the field of view of the Normal Incidence Spectrometer (NIS) of the Coronal Diagnostic Spectrometer (CDS) is 4×4 arc min, it is possible to observe the full solar disk by forming a mosaic of images taken in succession. This paper describes just such a study which has been used to collect images of the Sun simultaneously in six wavelengths…
Multi-Spacecraft Discontinuity Analysis: Orientation and Motion
Dunlop, Malcolm W.; Woodward, Timothy I.
ISO's View on Massive Star Evolution: Neon Abundances in Wolf-Rayet Stars
Willis, A. J.; Morris, P. W.; van der Hucht, K. A. +1 more
Investigation of the Small-Scale Temperature and Density Fluctuations in Planetary Nebulae through the Use of the ISO Data
Kholtygin, A. F.
The problem of the ne and Te fluctuations in the planetary nebulae (PN) in a view of the ISO data was investigated. The fluxes in the OIII fine structure (FS) lines for a large sample of PNe were estimated.
Relative intensities of intercombination lines in ultraviolet spectra of T Tauri stars
Lamzin, S. A.; Gomez de Castro, A. I.
Using the accretion shock wave model (Lamzin 1998), we calculate the relative intensities of the strongest intercombination lines in the range 1200-2000 Angstroms. We make a qualitative comparison of theoretical spectra with IUE low-resolution (~=6 Angstroms) spectra of T Tauri stars. We predict that several intercombination lines can be identifie…
An ISO view on interstellar dust heated by red giant stars
Epchtein, N.; Boulanger, F.; Lagache, G. +4 more
In order to study the structure and emission of the diffuse interstellar medium when it is heated by red giant stars, we have obtained ISOPHOT maps centered at proximity of a sample of such objects. The maps are 7'x7' with a pixel size of 45'', and were made at 60 and 90 mu m. Here we present the preliminary results of this program, based on data …
Two serendipitous low-mass LMC clusters discovered with HST1
Elson, Rebecca A. W.; Sigurdsson, Steinn; Gilmore, Gerard F. +1 more
We present V and I photometry of two open clusters in the LMC down to V~26. The clusters were imaged with the Wide Field and Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2) on board the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), as part of the Medium Deep Survey Key Project. Both are low-luminosity (M_V~-3.5), low-mass (M~10^3 Msolar) systems. The chance discovery of these two clu…
Optimal Proper-Motion Measurements with the Wide Field and Planetary Camera
Lewis, Geraint F.; Ibata, Rodrigo A.
An optimal maximum-likelihood technique for computing point-source image centroids from many, slightly offset, CCD frames is presented. The method is especially useful for measuring stellar proper motions from data taken with the Wide Field and Planetary Camera on board the Hubble Space Telescope, and also provides a means to identify very compact…
CCD Positions for the Outer Planets in 1996-1997 Determined in the Extragalactic Reference Frame
Stone, Ronald C.
This paper presents 316 new equatorial positions for the planets Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto obtained in 1996-1997 with the Flagstaff Astrometric Scanning Transit Telescope (FASTT). All the positions were determined in the extragalactic reference frame using CCD observations and are accurate to ~+/-0.2" in each coordinate. When these positions are …
Hubble Space Telescope Resolved Image and Spectra of the Z ~= 2 QSO 1345+584
Hutchings, J. B.
QSO 1345+584 has been spatially resolved by direct images and in spectral images, and has asymmetrically extended flux to the west, where its inner radio structure is seen. The brightest knots in the resolved flux correspond closely with knots in the curved radio jet, and the brightest knot has a velocity of approach of some 3000 km s^-1 with resp…