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The philosophic whim: or, astronomy a farce. In the old thespian manner. Being a new and humorous display of the universe. ... By the author of Dramatic genius. by Paul Hiffernan, 2010-05-27
Planetomachia: or the first parte of the generall opposition of the seuen planets wherein is astronomically described their essence, nature, and influence ... of Arts and student in phisicke.(1585) by Robert Greene, 2010-07-13
1001 wonderful things: [a collection of photographs of remarkable things in the world of art and of nature, each accompanied by a brief description] by Walter Hutchinson, 1935
Apollo : An Eyewitness Account By Astronaut/Explorer Artist/Moonwalker by Alan Bean, Andrew Chaikin, 1998-01-10
On the convergency of the series used in the determination of the elements of parabolic orbits, and the errors introduced in the elements by imperfections of the observations. A dissertation submitted to the faculties of the Graduate Schools of Arts, Literature, and Science, in candidcacy for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Department of Astronomy). by William Albert. HAMILTON, 1903-01-01
New Book of Space (New Book Of...) by Robin Scagell, 1999-10
Beyond the Cosmos: What Recent Discoveries in Astronomy and Physics Reveal About the Nature of God by Hugh Ross, 1996-07
The requisite nautical assistant: Containing the latest discoveries and improvements in the art and practice of navigation ... To which is annexed a dissertation ... near setting or rising : with a supplement by John Hayden, 1881
Catalogue no. 209 comprising an important private library, incunabula in fine old bindings, early manuscripts, Americana, art, astronomy, Bibles, Czechish, French and German sixteenth century books, botany, books on horses, Judaica, old medical books, mining, music and dance, mystics, theology, tournaments and arms ..
Essays in the Philosophy of Art (Midland Bks.) by R G Collingwood,
Crystals in the sky: An intellectual odyssey involving Chumash astronomy, cosmology and rock art (Ballena Press anthropological papers) by Travis Hudson, 1978
Fishes of fancy: Their place in myth, fable, fairy-tale and folk-lore : with notices of the fishes of legendary art, astronomy and heraldry by Phil Robinson, 1883
Beyond Earth: Mapping the Universe by National Geographic Society, 2002-03-01
Joseph Cornell, cosmic travels (Collection in context) by Joseph Cornell, 1995

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History Of Astronomy: Topics: Arts, Poetry And Fiction
History of astronomy Topics arts, Poetry and Fiction. The Astronomer,1668 Painting by Jan Vermeer (16321675), Paris, Louvre; Ceramic
http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/hist_astr/ha_items_arts.html
History Of Astronomy: Unsorted Links (6)
1 Max Delbruck Wegener, Alfred Springer History Alexander Thom Mathematics andthe Liberal arts astronomy - Mathematics and the Liberal arts Johannes Kepler
http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/unsorted/unsorted_06.html

Extractions: Please note that the links were found some time ago and may be outdated meanwhile. This list is not a permanent one. Any link may be moved or deleted without special announcement, and also this file may be deleted. David B. Kelley (from: HASTRO-L) Alexander von Humboldt im Netz Inter Nationes - Humboldt-Jahr 1999 Humboldt ... The Nobel Prize in Physics 1958 - Tamm, Frank Including a short biography. [A link for Cherenkov is already in the alphabetic list.] History of Cartography: Werkgroep voor de Geschiedenis van de Kartografie History of Cartography: International Map Collectors' Society History of Cartography: Arbeitskreis Geschichte der Kartographie History of Cartography: D-A-CH ... Home Page for philately.com Index Deutscher Stiftungen - Startseite - Willkommen beim Stifterverband The Emergence of Scientific Literature and Quantification 1520-1560 Mathematik in Berlin ... Wolfgang R. Dick . Created: 20 Aug 2001. Latest update: 22 July 2003
Astronomy & Astrophysics Resources -- Arts & Sciences Libraries, UB Libraries
URL http//ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/asl/guides/astronomy.html Comments to askASL@buffalo.eduBack to astronomy Resources page Back to arts Sciences
http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/asl/guides/astronomy.html

Extractions: Below is a list of selected Internet resources for Astronomy organized by type of information source. For more information on Astronomy, visit the Physics Department here at the State University of New York at Buffalo. Acronyms used on this page NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration (U.S.)); NRAO (National Radio Astronomy Observatory (U.S.)) Career Information Optics.Org Employment Service (Institute of Physics) Space Careers - Space industry jobs with an email service. (Spacelinks) SPIE Employment Service (International Society for Optical Engineering). Universities Space Research Association Employment Opportunities - Postings from some university and research institutions News and Discussion Lists Sedna Planetary Information and News Pages NASA News Start here. Additional pages include:
Museum Of Arts And Sciences - Macon, GA
Please call (478) 4773232 for more information. Home Exhibits astronomy Natural History Events Store General Info Contact Us.
http://www.masmacon.com/space/
College Of Literature, Science, And The Arts
than two Introductory Courses from this group Introduction to astronomy and Astrophysics Collegeof Literature, Science, and the arts 500 S. State Street, Ann
http://www.lsa.umich.edu/lsa/printversion/0,2062,1951*article*1392*UOM_Article,0

Extractions: An academic minor in Astronomy and Astrophysics is not open to students with a concentration in Department of Astronomy. Prerequisites to the Academic Minor: Mathematics through differential equations: MATH 216 or its equivalent, and PHYSICS 140/141, 240/241, 340/341, and 390. Academic Minor Program: 15 credits of courses as follows: No more than two Introductory Courses from this group:
College Of Literature, Science, And The Arts
This is also the astronomy Department s senior writing course. Content Author(s)lsa saa oaiprcj College of Literature, Science, and the arts 500 S. State
http://www.lsa.umich.edu/lsa/printversion/0,2062,1951*article*1396*UOM_Article,0

Extractions: (Division 326) Search the Course Database A basic high school math and science background. (4). (NS). (BS). (QR/2). May not be repeated for credit. No credit granted to those who have completed or are enrolled in ASTRO 112, 120, 130, or 160. I and II. Three lectures and a one-hour discussion period each week. Lecture topics include properties and evolution of stars; interstellar luminous nebulae; recent discoveries involving galaxies, quasars, and black holes in space; and the present state of our knowledge regarding the origin and ultimate fate of the universe and possibilities of finding and communicating with life outside the solar system. Discussion section format is similar to that in Astronomy 101 but concentrates on the universe beyond the solar system.
SCA-ARTS Listserv Citation Index: Astronomy
astronomy. Last Updated 3/30/2003.
http://www.stopcrime.net/scaarts/astronomy.html

Extractions: Aristotle. 1970. On the Heavens . Translated by W. K. C. Gutherie. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. Blagrave, John. 1970[1590]. Baculum Familiare . The English Experience Series, 225. Amsterdam: Da Capo Press. ISBN 9022102254. Blundevile, M. 1971[1594]. His Exercises Containing Sixe Treatises. The English Experience Series, 361. Amsterdam: Da Capo Press. Boorde, Andrew . 1973[1542?]. The Pryncyples of Astronamye. The English Experience Series, 570. Amsterdam: Da Capo Press. Chaucer, Geoffrey. 1955[1392]. The Equatorie of the Planetis: Edited from Peterhouse MS. 75. I.. Trans. R. M. Wilson. Ed. Derek J. Price. London: Cambridge UP. Cuningham, William. 1968[1559]. The Cosmographical Glasse. The English Experience Series, 44. Amsterdam: Da Capo Press. Dee, John. 1968[1577]. General and Rare Memorials Pertaining to Perfect Arte of Navigation . The English Experience Series, 62. Amsterdam: Da Capo Press. Heninger, S. K. 1977. Cosmographical Glass Renaissance Diagrams of the Universe Hill, Thomas. 1973[1599]. The Schoole of Skil . The English Experience Series, 607. Amsterdam: Da Capo Press
Faculty Of Arts & Science Calendar: Astronomy
Table of Contents. Search. arts and Science Calendar Departments and Programs astronomy. arts and Science Calendar Departments and Programs astronomy.
http://www.queensu.ca/calendars/artsci/Astronomy_1991.htm

Extractions: Student Services International Programs Office 2004-2005 Academic Year Academic Calendars Table of Contents Search Arts and Science Calendar ... Departments and Programs Astronomy Printer-Ready Format Academic Staff Admission and Fees Awards and Financial Assistance Continuing and Distance Studies ... Contact Us Astronomy
Faculty Of Arts & Science Calendar: Astronomy
Queen s University. arts and Science. . arts ANDSCIENCE CALENDAR. 20042005 Academic Year. astronomy Program Information,
http://www.queensu.ca/calendars/artsci/TextOnly/Astronomy_1991.htm
Emory Physics | Bachelor Of Arts In Physics And Astronomy
The Bachelor of arts in Physics and astronomy offers a minimum core astronomy curriculumalong with a selection of elective courses so that coherent programs
http://www.physics.emory.edu/undergrad/ba-phys-astro.html

Extractions: in Physics and Astronomy top The Bachelor of Arts in Physics and Astronomy offers a minimum core astronomy curriculum along with a selection of elective courses so that coherent programs may be planned which combine the fundamentals of astronomy and other disciplines of the liberal arts and sciences. It is well suited to students preparing to enter medicine, dentistry, law, business, secondary school teaching, and multidisciplinary fields of science and mathematics.
College Of Arts & Sciences - 2001 & 2002 Undergraduate Catalog
Area B Institutional Options (4); Area C Humanities and Fine arts (6); Area TheDepartment of Physics and astronomy offers several concentrations within the BS
http://www.gsu.edu/~wwwreg/ugcat2002/asphy.htm

Extractions: Carl Nave, Undergraduate Director Faculty: Bagnuolo, Dietz, Ershov, Gies, Hastings, He, Henry, Manson, McAlister, Miller, Nave, Nelson, Perera, Stockman, Taylor, Thoms, Wiita, Wingert All degree programs described below are built on a core of 21 semester hours of physics numbered 3400 or above and establish a strong background in mathematics by providing nine semester hours of 3000 and 4000level courses. The standard program is designed to prepare the student for graduate school or immediate employment upon graduation. Students selecting the standard program must complete 15 semester hours of physics and mathematics beyond the core set of physics and mathematics courses listed below. As an alternative to the standard program, courses in one of several specific areas of concentration may be chosen as described below. The available areas of concentration are applied physics, astronomy, premedicine, biophysics, geology, and computer science. A central objective of Georgia State University is that all graduates from its programs will be proficient in writing, critical and analytical thinking, and use of information resources. In support of this objective, the Department of Physics and Astronomy explicitly incorporates activities to develop these skills as appropriate in each course.
Area III: Astronomy -- University Of Alabama College Of Arts & Sciences
astronomy. The College of arts and Sciences The University of Alabama Clark Hall Box 870268 Tuscaloosa, AL 354870268 (205) 348-7007 FAX (205) 348-0272.
http://www.as.ua.edu/as/prospective/services/stars/astronomy.htm

Extractions: Home Prospective Students Student Services Transfer Course Equivalents ... Area III Astronomy Area I Area II Area III Area IV ... Mathematics University of Alabama Course Number Junior or Community College Course Number (in Alabama only) AY 101 AST 101 AY 102 LAB AST 102 LAB AY 101 AST 220 AY 102 LAB AST 200 LAB
USC College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences - Physics And Astronomy
Bachelor of arts in astronomy. This program is intended for students with aninterest in astronomy who may not intend to pursue a career in the field.
http://www.usc.edu/dept/publications/cat2003/las/LAS_PHYS/

Extractions: FAX: (213) 740-8094 Chair: Tu-nan Chang, Ph.D. Associate Chair: N. Eugene Bickers, Ph.D. Professors: Lloyd Armstrong, Jr., Ph.D. (Provost); Itzhak Bars, Ph.D.; Gerd Bergmann, Ph.D.; N. Eugene Bickers, Ph.D.*; Hans M. Bozler, Ph.D.; Tu-nan Chang, Ph.D.*; Werner Dappen, Ph.D.*; Jack Feinberg, Ph.D.*; Christopher M. Gould, Ph.D.*; Martin A. Gundersen, Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering); Robert W. Hellwarth, Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering); Darrell L. Judge, Ph.D.; Rajiv Kalia, Ph.D. (Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Materials Science); Anthony J. Levi, Ph.D. (Electrical Engineering); Anupam Madhukar, Ph.D. (Materials Science); Kazumi Maki, D.S.; Dennis Nemeschansky, Ph.D.; John S. Nodvik, Ph.D.; Robert C. Penner, Ph.D. (Mathematics); Krzysztof Pilch, Ph.D.; Edward J. Rhodes, Jr., Ph.D.*; Hubert Saleur, Ph.D.; Robin Shakeshaft, Ph.D.; Priya Vashishta, Ph.D. (Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Materials Science);
USC College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences - Physics And Astronomy
astronomy (ASTR). The terms indicated are expected but are not guaranteed. Prerequisiteone upper division course in astronomy and departmental approval.
http://www.usc.edu/dept/publications/cat2000/las/LAS_PHYS/coi.html

Extractions: The terms indicated are expected but are not guaranteed. For the courses offered during any given term, consult the Schedule of Classes 100Lg The Universe (4, FaSp) Survey of the universe: planets, satellites, comets, stars, nebulae, galaxies. Practical component includes planetary observations and dark-sky field trip. 200Lg Earth and Space (4, Sp) Study of earth as a physical object and an object in space. Topics include seismic events, earth interior, other planets, formation of the sun and earth. History of astronomy, with emphasis on aspects of major cultural and philosophical significance. Recommended for non-science majors. Prerequisite: sophomore, junior, or senior standing. 390 Special Problems (1-4) Supervised, individual studies. No more than one registration permitted. Enrollment by petition only. 400 The Solar System (4, 2 years, Fa) 410 Stellar Astronomy (4, 2 years, Sp) The nature and dynamics of the sun, stars, star clusters, interstellar medium, and the structure of our galaxy. Prerequisite: MATH 126. 420 Galaxies and Cosmology (4, 2 years, Fa)
Astronomy Aztec
astronomy aztec astronomy aztec. Directory Search - astronomy aztec. DirectorySearch.arts. Business. Computers. Games. Health. Home. News. Recreation.
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Arts Centre Bookshop-New Zealand Books-New Zealand Online Bookstore
NZ astronomy. arts Centre Bookshop New Zealand Books booksnz, 28 Worcester BoulevardTelephone 64 3 365 5277 Fax 64 3 365 3293 Email info@booksnz.com.
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Andre HECK - Contributions On Astronomy And Arts
Translate this page André HECK - Papers on astronomy and arts. The following list gatherstogether papers dealing with the links between astronomy and arts.
http://vizier.u-strasbg.fr/~heck/p-arts.htm
Valis.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
arts. Sci. 20042005 Fall/Winter Sessions Timetable astronomy 2004-2005 Fall/Winter Sessions Timetable Course Not Offered. astronomyAST courses. The following is a list of courses not offered.
http://valis.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp/
2004-2005 Faculty Of Arts And Science Calendar
astronomy. Enquiries McLennan Physical Laboratories, Room 1401 (416978-3149)Web site http//www.astro.utoronto.ca. astronomy Astrophysics Programs.
http://www.artsandscience.utoronto.ca/ofr/calendar/prg_ast.htm

Extractions: See also: Faculty Members Course Descriptions Course Winter Timetable More on Department Since the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope in 1990 and the opening of a wide variety of major ground and space based sites for studying the universe across the entire electromagnetic spectrum, astronomers have been provided with an astonishing wealth of new information. From detailed studies of the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation to the discovery of planets around other stars, from exploring the collisions of galaxies billions of years ago, to missions to the outer planets, astronomers are rapidly building a picture of the universe and the processes by which it is evolving with greater detail than ever before. The next decade might well provide answers to some of our most fundamental questions. Several courses are offered to suit persons of diverse backgrounds and depths of interest. Three beginning courses ( ) require no special knowledge of mathematics or other sciences. They develop our understanding of the universe in a qualitative way and in terms of natural laws familiar to us on Earth. Audiovisual demonstrations are used extensively. The other courses are designed for students of increasing scientific sophistication. In some of these courses, the objective is to provide for practical involvement by the student. This is achieved by the use of the remotely-controlled telescopes at the St. George and Scarborough Campus observatories by day as well as by night. A visit to the David Dunlap Observatory might also be arranged.
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1995, Materials Science and Engineering, Earth and Planetary Sciences,astronomy and Astrophysics, arts (Painting, Sculpture). 1996,
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