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Science Education International, 2019 Research related to the teaching and learning of the lunar phases reveals a low level of understanding of this astronomical phenomenon by most students of all educational levels.
Diego Javier Galperin, Andrés Raviolo
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, 2016 Development of the 1-meter aperture Lunar Laser Ranging (LLR) telescope is underway at the Hartebeesthoek Radio Astronomy Observatory (HartRAO) which is expected to achieve sub-centimeter range precision and accuracy to the Moon, for enhanced tests of ...
Philemon Tsela +2 more
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LUNAR ECLIPSE COMPUTATION IN INDIAN ASTRONOMY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SIDDHNTIC TEXTS [PDF]
Publications of The Korean Astronomical Society, 2015 Indian astronomical texts have records of lunar astronomy since the Puranic age. In the VedngaJyotia (1350 B CE), the algorithm for computing eclipses is not found. This phenomenon was interpretedin the Siddhntic texts as the occurrence of Vyatipati Yoga.
SOMENATH CHATTERJEE
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Lunar Orbit Design of a Satellite Swarm for Radio Astronomy
2020 IEEE Aerospace Conference, 2020 Employing a satellite swarm for radio astronomy has been continuously addressed in the Orbiting Low Frequency ARray (OLFAR) project. A 100 km diameter of aperture array constructed by distributed satellites will be able to provide sky maps of better than
Sung-Hoon Mok +3 more
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Astroislamica: Journal of Islamic AstronomyThis research presents a comparative analysis of the lunar eclipse calculation method proposed by Jean Meeus in his textbook Astronomical Algorithms and the classical method described by W.M. Smart in his textbook Textbook on Spherical Astronomy.
Nur Fajriani Zar'ah, Lalu Adam Prayogi
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Radio astronomy with the European Lunar Lander: Opening up the last unexplored frequency regime [PDF]
Planetary and Space Science, 2012 Accepted for publication in a special issue PSS - "Scientific Preparations for Lunar Exploration"
M. Klein Wolt +5 more
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Radio Astronomy from a Lunar Environment Precursor Tests
, 2020 Performing radio astronomy observations from the Earth’s surface is plagued with interference issues. The Earth and its surrounding atmosphere, particularly our ionosphere, are massive sources of natural interference. There are also human sources of interference. There have been several studies attempting to solve the issues surrounding radio
E. Downes, Bernard Foing
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From smartphones to stargazing: the impact of mobile-enhanced learning on astronomy education
Science Education QuarterlyThis study investigates the impact of mobile-enhanced learning on astronomy education in secondary schools. Despite students' inherent fascination with space, traditional astronomy curricula often fail to engage learners effectively. We employed a mixed-
Svitlana L. Malchenko
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Evolution of Lunar Orbit under Climate Dynamics since the Last Glacial Cycle
The Astrophysical JournalUnderstanding the long-term evolution of lunar orbit is an essential task in astronomy and astrophysics because lunar and planetary ephemerides are indispensable in many important applications, such as spacecraft navigation and reference frame ...
M. Kiani Shahvandi
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Lunar interferometric astronomy: Some basic questions [PDF]
The author examines some basic questions as to why there should be astronomical facilities on the far side of the moon. The questions are ones of appropriateness, i.e., is this a proper use for human resources, what the real goals are, and are the ...
N. J. Woolf
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