-
survives to
reach a
planetary surface, it is then
termed a micrometeorite.
microvariable A
stellar object such as a
variable star that
undergoes very
small variations...
- The
Microvariability and
Oscillations of Stars/Microvariabilité et
Oscillations STellaire (MOST), was Canada's
first space telescope. Up
until nearly 10...
- and it is
drifting further away at a
speed of 3.44 km/s. This star is
microvariable,
varying by 0.0006
magnitudes at
Hipparcos wavelengths. Vallenari, A...
-
Space is thus the
ideal asteroseismic laboratory. By
revealing their microvariability,
measuring their oscillations at the ppm level,
CoRoT has provided...
-
architecture for on-board audio-visual devices,
primarily in
automobiles Microvariability and
Oscillations of
STars telescope, a
stellar photometric monitoring...
- on or near the
cepheid instability strip, yet only
appears to be a
microvariable with a
range of
about 1/100 of a magnitude. It was
confirmed as a variable...
- to be a
variable star when the
Hipparcos data was analyzed. It is a
microvariable with a
period of 10.7 hours and an
amplitude of 0.0046 in magnitude...
- 200 ± 260 K (1,900 ± 260 °C; 3,500 ± 470 °F).
Observations by the
orbiting Microvariability and
Oscillations of
STars telescope initially limited the planet's...
- and is
generating energy through helium fusion at its core. It is a
microvariable,
showing a
luminosity variation of 0.04 in magnitude. Tau
Cancri has...
-
spinning with a
projected rotational velocity of 4.1. The star
displays microvariability with a
period of 10.99
cycles per day and an
amplitude of 0.0036 in...
