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megaparsecs away be moving with respect to us according to Hubbles Law Hint H 0 70 kms Mpc 1400 kms 14000 kms 140000 kms 140 kms How fast would a galaxy 2000 megaparsecs. Band Support. LTE:. 700/850/900/1800/2100/2600 MHz. UMTS:. 850/900/2100 MHz. GSM/EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz. Speed. LTE (4G): 150Mbps peak downlink rating. in limited areas. Actual speeds are less. Typical download speeds are 2Mbps – 50Mbps in all capital CBD’s (meaning with 5km from GPO), associated airports and approximately 80 regional locations (meaning within 3km from regional town centre)^. Edge-on Spiral Galaxy NGC 891. www.noao.edu. Edge-on Spiral Pancake. Galactic Bulge. Gas and dust. Stars. Dark Matter Halo. and . S6 Edge. March 2015 Cascade. Course Outline. Status Update: Pending Items as of March 19, 2015. Pricing .  . Closed (Go to Slide 13). Plans .  . Closed (please check S6 Queries Tracker). EPC Codes . Ketan Maheshwari. , Alex Rodriguez, David Kelly, Ravi . Madduri. , Justin Wozniak, Michael Wilde, Ian Foster. Argonne National Laboratory & University of Chicago. Overview. Introduce the Galaxy and Swift systems. Eleonora Babayants, MLS. Information Overload and How to Deal With It. Galaxy Consulting . www.galaxyconsulting.net. Information is the oxygen of the modern age. It seeps through the walls topped by barbed wire, it wafts across the electrified borders. - . 23.1 Our Parent Galaxy. 23.2 Measuring the Milky Way. Early “Computers”. 23.3 Galactic Structure. 23.4 The Formation of the Milky Way. 23.5 Galactic Spiral Arms. Density Waves. 23.6 The Mass of the Milky Way Galaxy. National Science Foundation • Division of Astronomical Sciences . Prepared by the . Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy . SCIENCE. . PEOPLE TECHNOLOGY. Scientists Discover Galaxy that is 99.99 Percent Dark Matter. Here’s the mystery story we’ll unfold…. Fuzzy blobs in the sky – new solar systems, or “galaxies”?. Observational tests. Herschel’s map of the “universe” . (what we today know as just our Galaxy). Patrick L. Kelly et al. 2014 arXiv:1411.6009 . submitted to Nature. Summarised. . by Poonam Chandra. February 18, 2015. Poonam Chandra. 1. Punch line. Discovery of the . first multiply-imaged . gravitationally-lensed supernova.. Not everything is NGS data. Peter Cock & Leighton Pritchard. Galaxy Community Conference. Lunteren, The Netherlands. 25 May 2011. JHI Plant Pathology. We work on a range of organisms. Plant Viruses. genomics data. Hardison. Genomics6_1. 2/24/15. 1. Galaxy for analyzing genome data. https. ://. usegalaxy.org. 2/24/15. 2. Two faces of Galaxy. A web site where you can easily perform complex analyses integrating various data sources and computational tools. Condor. Batch scheduler. Similar to PBS, SGE. Manages a cluster of machines that can run Galaxy tasks. Well-suited to widely-distributed systems and sharing resources between groups. James Thomson Lab. Jason Gill. Department of Animal Science. Center for Phage Technology. Texas A&M University. Why phages?. Phages are the . most abundant. . organisms on Earth, about 10. 31. in total. Recent interest as therapeutics and for their role in natural environments. dissemination, organization and analysis. Peter Li. GigaScience. peter@gigasciencejournal.com. www.gigasciencejournal.com. Journal and database for. l. arge-scale data. . . Editor-in-Chief. : Laurie .