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Every day the Nasa publishs a photograph of somewhere in the universe . It makes us realize its huge dimension and that nowadays we should start assimilating that the universe is still expanding . . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Every day  the  Nasa  publishs  a  photograph  of  somewhere  in  the universe
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Every day the Nasa publishs a photograph of somewhere in the

universe. It makes us realize its huge dimension

and that nowadays we should start assimilating that the universe is still

expanding.

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In fact, every particle, every star, every constellation and every galaxy shown in the following images are today much more separate from each other than they did yestarday or even one hour ago.

This affirmation was claimed, after proving it with some experiments by Edwin Hubble (1929).

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We know this thanks to the Doppler effect.

The fact that the universe is expanding is explained by means of the waves that galaxies send out. This waves proyect light which conteins different colours.

Depending on the chemical element and the distance of it from our planet, the spectral lines that divide the colours will tend to be more or less approached to red.

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2012 October 12TITLE: Pan-STARRS and Nebulae.

This image has been taken by a powerful instrument developed by the Pan- STARRS proyect (Panoramic Survey Telescope & Rapid Response System). It features a 1.4 gigapixel digital camera and telescope.Its aim is to scan the skies to detect every dangerous near- earth asteroid and comet.

The photograph shows Sagittarius constellation, the Lagoon Nebula (M8), the Trifid Nebula (M20) and NGC 6559 in the central Milky Way.

This is a very impressive image, mainly because of the large amount of stars and other corps that shine with their own lights emission and also has influence the colours contrast (green and red).

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2012 October 16

Title: A Spiral Nebula Surrounding Star R Sculptoris.

This image has been taken with the new Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA).This is a 3D visualization of dust and gas surrounding the star.This red star could be puffing gas toward an invisible binary companion star.This image might be a clue of who ancient stars behave at the end of their lifes.

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2012 October 17

Title: Aurora Over White Dome Geyser.

This photograph has been taken from the Yellowstone National Park in the western USA.After midnight White Dome erupted and formed this selection of colours in the sky.

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2012 October 18

Title: A View from Next Door

This image has been taken from a distance of 4.3 light- years.It represents the Alpha Centauri, the closest star system from the Sun (shown at the upper right).It also appears in the picture the closest known exoplanet which was discovered by the astronomer Xavier Dumusque with the planet hunting HARPS instrument. Thanks for this we know that this planet has approximately the same mass than the Earth.

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By Paloma Rodríguez Moral. 1ºB de Bachillerato.