Astrophysik: Fenster zum Kosmos
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Module: Astrophysik: Fenster zum Kosmos
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Branching Point: Windows to the Universe
Sequence: radio astronomy branch
Branching Point: Radioastronomy
Sequence: Effelsberg - tek
Slide: The Effelsberg Radiotelescope
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The Very Long Baseline Interferometry
Slide: VLBI Network
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The Arecibo Telescope
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Slide: How does the Milky Way look if we observe it with a radiotelescope ?
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Galaxy NGC 1052
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Galaxy NGC 1052 observed from 1995 to 2001
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Quasar 3C273
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The Quasar 3C273 and the jet
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Quasar 3C273 observed from 1995 to 2001
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Quasar 3C279
Slide: Quasar 3C279: the jet changes direction
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Galaxy M81
Slide: The explosion
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SuperNova 1993J
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SuperNova 1993J
Sequence: neutrinos
Slide: Neutrinos ...
Slide: AMANDA, a neutrino telescope within the South Polar ice shield, ...
Slide: Probe of the AMANDA neutrino telescope
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Slide: Neutrino astronomy is an adventure:
Slide: Probe of the AMANDA successor IceCube
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Quasar 3C273
Quasars are radio galaxies with an active central region.
Quasar 3C273
is the brightest af all known quasars.
Despite the huge distance, almost two billion light years, this quasar can be also seen with naked eye.
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