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Edit or delete it, then start blogging!','Hello world!','','inherit','closed','closed','','1-revision','','','2013-07-11 17:57:45','2013-07-11 17:57:45','',1,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/1-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(279,2,'2013-07-22 14:36:43','2013-07-22 19:36:43','Here is the link for the Famous Places-based survey:\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<a href=\"https://docs.google.com/forms/d/10-ouG3s7gqetS906dlHgubMr0BZNfo0xwEN55iiAo5I/viewform\" target=\"_blank\">Click here for entry form</a>\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','SDSS Galaxy Data Entry FORM','','publish','open','closed','','sdss-galaxy-data-entry-form','','','2013-07-23 10:22:16','2013-07-23 15:22:16','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=279',0,'post','',0),(314,26,'2013-07-23 15:20:51','2013-07-23 20:20:51','','image','','inherit','open','closed','','image-9','','','2013-07-23 15:20:51','2013-07-23 20:20:51','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/image15.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(7,23,'2013-07-15 13:44:39','2013-07-15 18:44:39','','20130715-134413.jpg','','inherit','closed','closed','','20130715-134413-jpg','','','2013-07-15 13:44:39','2013-07-15 18:44:39','',8,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(8,23,'2013-07-15 13:44:40','2013-07-15 18:44:40','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-134413.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Science!','','publish','open','closed','','science','','','2013-07-17 09:05:55','2013-07-17 14:05:55','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=8',0,'post','',0),(9,23,'2013-07-15 13:48:33','2013-07-15 18:48:33','','20130715-134746.jpg','','inherit','closed','closed','','20130715-134746-jpg','','','2013-07-15 13:48:33','2013-07-15 18:48:33','',10,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(10,23,'2013-07-15 13:48:35','2013-07-15 18:48:35','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone \" alt=\"20130715-134746.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\" width=\"819\" height=\"819\" /></a>','Deathy Hallows of Science!','','publish','open','closed','','deathy-hallows-of-science','','','2013-07-17 09:05:38','2013-07-17 14:05:38','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=10',0,'post','',0),(313,26,'2013-07-23 15:17:57','2013-07-23 20:17:57','','image','','inherit','open','closed','','image-8','','','2013-07-23 15:17:57','2013-07-23 20:17:57','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/image14.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(12,23,'2013-07-15 14:00:21','2013-07-15 19:00:21','Ok guys! It\'s a pleasure to meet everyone in this fantastic program. Lets learn a bit more about one another as we corporate together these two weeks and a half. And remember! Don\'t forget to be awesome!','DFTBA!','','publish','open','closed','','dftba','','','2013-07-17 09:05:30','2013-07-17 14:05:30','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=12',0,'post','',0),(13,20,'2013-07-15 14:05:17','2013-07-15 19:05:17','Hello class one! I am excited to start the program today and I hope to learn many things. This is also my first time on the UIC campus.','','','publish','open','closed','','13','','','2013-07-17 09:05:02','2013-07-17 14:05:02','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=13',0,'post','',0),(91,2,'2013-07-15 14:00:21','2013-07-15 19:00:21','Ok guys! It\'s a pleasure to meet everyone in this fantastic program. Lets learn a bit more about one another as we corporate together these two weeks and a half. And remember! Don\'t forget to be awesome!','DFTBA!','','inherit','open','closed','','12-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:00:21','2013-07-15 19:00:21','',12,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/12-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(14,25,'2013-07-15 15:20:57','2013-07-15 20:20:57','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. Thank god, because that was two long years ago. Words like \"photon\" and \"wave\" get thrown around and we\'re all thinking \"Oh, those sound vaguely familiar. This is going to be just fine.\" And then we\'re asked what the photoelectric effect is. And that\'s when the faces go blank. Luckily, as Professor York told us at the start of the day, science is about asking questions.\nWell, I know for a fact he\'ll be getting a lot of those, at least from me.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','And So It Begins','','publish','open','closed','','and-so-it-begins','','','2013-07-17 09:02:13','2013-07-17 14:02:13','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=14',0,'post','',0),(312,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','Hello','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','24-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',24,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/24-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(17,33,'2013-07-15 14:19:59','2013-07-15 19:19:59','Testing\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','Hello','','publish','open','closed','','hello','','','2013-07-17 09:04:55','2013-07-17 14:04:55','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=17',0,'post','',0),(18,33,'2013-07-15 14:19:31','2013-07-15 19:19:31','Testing\n\n\n\n\n\n','Hello','','inherit','closed','closed','','17-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:19:31','2013-07-15 19:19:31','',17,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/17-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(19,26,'2013-07-15 14:21:08','2013-07-15 19:21:08','\r\nThings have been great the first day. We got a small refresher on physics, then we got pizza, and now we\'re given our iPads. I wonder what else this day awaits.','The first day','','publish','open','closed','','the-first-day','','','2013-07-17 09:04:45','2013-07-17 14:04:45','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=19',0,'post','',0),(21,19,'2013-07-15 14:21:40','2013-07-15 19:21:40','I was waiting for this day for a while . I\'m very excited to learn new things about astronomy but not only that this program will give me lectures ,so I could explain to  people and teach them. When I got here at the campus of University of Chicago I was lost but glad that I came here.This is going to be a fun 3 weeks.','The start of something fun ! :)','','publish','open','closed','','the-start-of-something-fun','','','2013-07-17 09:02:41','2013-07-17 14:02:41','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=21',0,'post','',0),(22,26,'2013-07-17 08:58:35','2013-07-17 13:58:35','','First day excitment','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2013-07-17 08:59:03','2013-07-17 13:59:03','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=22',0,'post','',0),(23,25,'2013-07-15 14:13:11','2013-07-15 19:13:11','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. Thank god, because that was two long years ago. Words like \"photon\" and \"wave\" get thrown around and we\'re all thinking \"Oh, those sound vaguely familiar. 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Students from the CPS School system are getting there hands dirty and documenting there many scientifically discoveries to the world. That\'s all for now ill keep you all posted on our findings\r\n\r\n-Malek\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone size-full\" alt=\"20130715-142708.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\" /></a>','NASA launches All-Star Program','','publish','open','closed','','nasa-launches-all-star-program','','','2013-07-23 15:13:05','2013-07-23 20:13:05','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=26',0,'post','',0),(27,25,'2013-07-15 14:23:06','2013-07-15 19:23:06','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. 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The calibration objects were selected to be objects of known brightness to give us a reference point for measuring fluxes with high precision even when cloudiness, for example, causes a dimming in the sky.\"\n\nCredit to Don York\n\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-151703.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Apache Point Observatory','','publish','open','closed','','apache-point-observatory','','','2013-07-17 09:02:23','2013-07-17 14:02:23','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=29',0,'post','',0),(32,2,'2013-07-15 15:37:21','2013-07-15 20:37:21','','Summer All Stars main site!','','publish','closed','closed','','summer-all-stars-main-site','','','2013-07-30 12:42:56','2013-07-30 17:42:56','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=32',3,'nav_menu_item','',0),(34,2,'2013-07-15 15:41:01','2013-07-15 20:41:01','','Multiwavelength Astronomy','','publish','closed','closed','','multiwavelength-astronomy','','','2013-07-30 12:42:56','2013-07-30 17:42:56','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=34',4,'nav_menu_item','',0),(36,2,'2013-07-15 15:42:33','2013-07-15 20:42:33','','This blog (Class One)','','publish','closed','closed','','this-blog','','','2013-07-30 12:42:56','2013-07-30 17:42:56','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=36',5,'nav_menu_item','',0),(37,2,'2013-07-15 15:42:33','2013-07-15 20:42:33','','Class Two blog','','publish','closed','closed','','class-two-blog','','','2013-07-30 12:42:56','2013-07-30 17:42:56','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=37',6,'nav_menu_item','',0),(311,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','There are loads of exciting things going on at the the University of Chicago today. 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I was especially grateful for Professor York\'s devotion of the last portion of class to answering our astronomical questions.\nThe discussion also geared us up for tomorrow\'s lecture, which we were told would also feature some \"not-so-basic\" telescopes.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','The \"Not-So-Basic\" Telescope','','publish','open','closed','','the-not-so-basic-telescope','','','2013-07-17 08:59:54','2013-07-17 13:59:54','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=48',0,'post','',0),(49,4,'2013-07-17 12:12:38','2013-07-17 17:12:38','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone \" alt=\"20130715-134746.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\" width=\"819\" height=\"819\" /></a>','Deathy Hallows of Science!','','inherit','closed','closed','','10-autosave','','','2013-07-17 12:12:38','2013-07-17 17:12:38','',10,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/10-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(50,36,'2013-07-16 15:17:35','2013-07-16 20:17:35','','20130716-151735.jpg','','inherit','closed','closed','','20130716-151735-jpg','','','2013-07-16 15:17:35','2013-07-16 20:17:35','',51,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(51,36,'2013-07-16 15:23:29','2013-07-16 20:23:29','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-151735.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday I learned about the design of a telescope, and that the SDSS telescope is relatively small compared to others. This is a diagram that Don York drew on the board and I copied in my notes of the SDSS telescope. I also learned that the way the of determining distances away a galaxy are from us is by seeing how fast they move. Thus is because the universe is growing, and the galaxies ne\'er the edge of the universe move faster than those near the center.','SDSS Telescope','','publish','open','closed','','sdss-telescope','','','2013-07-17 08:59:47','2013-07-17 13:59:47','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=51',0,'post','',0),(372,23,'2013-07-24 15:27:34','2013-07-24 20:27:34','A galaxy could look red to the human eye but is actually red according to the spectrum show in the graphs and the u-r, the color could be blue! And vise versa!\r\n\r\nWhat we see can be deceiving!\r\n\r\nA blue galaxy and a red galaxy!\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone size-full\" alt=\"20130724-152731.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg\" /></a>','Eyes can be deceiving','','publish','open','closed','','eyes-can-be-deceiving','','','2013-07-25 00:50:32','2013-07-25 05:50:32','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=372',0,'post','',1),(371,23,'2013-07-24 15:27:32','2013-07-24 20:27:32','','20130724-152731.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130724-152731-jpg','','','2013-07-24 15:27:32','2013-07-24 20:27:32','',372,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(58,26,'2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','Pioneer in infrared telescopeS\n\nheat plays a factor into the quality of your images\n\nThe pope was interested i','','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2013-07-17 08:58:53','2013-07-17 13:58:53','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=58',0,'post','',0),(59,25,'2013-07-16 15:42:08','2013-07-16 20:42:08','Reading Nick Woolf\'s lesson \"Rockets to the Moon\", one gets inspired by his scientific drive and desire to make things better. When asked to summarize this 12-page lesson in five bullet points and a question, I was appalled. I wanted to fight back. In fact, my first thought was to write this posts as a \"3, 2, 1\" of reasons why the \"3, 2, 1\" system is wrong. However, subjugated by the system, as always, here is my brief summary of Woolf\'s narrative:\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- The multiple mirror telescope (MMT) allows a scientist to observe separate images from each of the mirrors.\n- While the atmosphere does degrade the quality of telescopic images, as Don York told us earlier, technological limitations did play their part as well. In some cases, bigger is indeed better.\n- Even the smallest details can change the scientists\' data. While thin mirrors quickly dealt with temperature variations to produce clear images, thick mirrors were fuzzy days after a cold front had passed.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Stars eject up to 85% of their initial mass before their nuclear reactions end.\n- Scientists must often concern themselves with very non-scientific tasks. The scientists working on the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) had to take care of a rare red squirrel while running the observatory.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- Do you think you would have preferred doing your graduate studies through traditional classroom lectures or did you prefer the independence you had?','3, 2, 1 . . . Lift-off!','','publish','open','closed','','3-2-1-lift-off','','','2013-07-17 08:59:36','2013-07-17 13:59:36','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=59',0,'post','',0),(62,25,'2013-07-16 15:42:08','2013-07-16 20:42:08','Reading Nick Woolf\'s lesson \"Rockets to the Moon\", one gets inspired by his scientific drive and desire to make things better. When asked to summarize this 12-page lesson in five bullet points and a question, I was appalled. I wanted to fight back. In fact, my first thought was to write this posts as a \"3, 2, 1\" of reasons why the \"3, 2, 1\" system is wrong. However, subjugated by the system, as always, here is my brief summary of Woolf\'s narrative:\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- The multiple mirror telescope (MMT) allows a scientist to observe separate images from each of the mirrors.\n- While the atmosphere does degrade the quality of telescopic images, as Don York told us earlier, technological limitations did play their part as well. In some cases, bigger is indeed better.\n- Even the smallest details can change the scientists\' data. While thin mirrors quickly dealt with temperature variations to produce clear images, thick mirrors were fuzzy days after a cold front had passed.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Stars eject up to 85% of their initial mass before their nuclear reactions end.\n- Scientists must often concern themselves with very non-scientific tasks. The scientists working on the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) had to take care of a rare red squirrel while running the observatory.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- Do you think you would have proffered doing your graduate studies through traditional classroom lectures or did you prefer the independence you had?','3, 2, 1 . . . 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The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\r\n\r\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\r\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','On telescopes and Nick Woolf','','publish','open','closed','','on-telescopes-and-nick-woolf','','','2013-07-17 08:59:24','2013-07-17 13:59:24','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=65',0,'post','',0),(67,26,'2013-07-16 22:30:55','2013-07-17 03:30:55','As one of my peers has been subjugated to us the \"3,2,1\" system, I figured might as well use it.\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- When using telescopes, heat plays and important part on the quality of images you receive.\n- The <em>Stratoscope II</em> telescope was an improvement over the <em>Stratoscope I</em> because it was larger and would remain stationary for longer exposures as opposed to <em>Stratoscope I</em> being used for quick exposures.\n- Earth-like planets could be discovered in the 10 micron wavelength region since you can find oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water in the planets atmosphere at that wavelength.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Woolf got to be one of the \"early infrared astronomers\" while in Manchester.\n- In old star clusters, heavier, younger stars were often near the center of the cluster while lighter, older stars were farther from the edge. The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','Things about ','','inherit','closed','closed','','65-revision','','','2013-07-16 22:30:55','2013-07-17 03:30:55','',65,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/65-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(68,26,'2013-07-16 22:31:28','2013-07-17 03:31:28','As one of my peers has been subjugated to us the \"3,2,1\" system, I figured might as well use it.\r\n\r\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\r\n- When using telescopes, heat plays and important part on the quality of images you receive.\r\n- The <em>Stratoscope II</em> telescope was an improvement over the <em>Stratoscope I</em> because it was larger and would remain stationary for longer exposures as opposed to <em>Stratoscope I</em> being used for quick exposures.\r\n- Earth-like planets could be discovered in the 10 micron wavelength region since you can find oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water in the planets atmosphere at that wavelength.\r\n\r\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\r\n- Woolf got to be one of the \"early infrared astronomers\" while in Manchester.\r\n- In old star clusters, heavier, younger stars were often near the center of the cluster while lighter, older stars were farther from the edge. The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\r\n\r\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\r\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','On telescopes and Nick Woolf','','inherit','closed','closed','','65-revision-2','','','2013-07-16 22:31:28','2013-07-17 03:31:28','',65,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/65-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(70,23,'2013-07-16 23:32:36','2013-07-17 04:32:36','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, through Don York\'s explanation, I learned that somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-233627.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Christianity and Astronomy','','publish','open','closed','','christianity-and-astronomy','','','2013-07-17 12:36:48','2013-07-17 17:36:48','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=70',0,'post','',0),(71,23,'2013-07-16 23:36:26','2013-07-17 04:36:26','','20130716-233627.jpg','','inherit','closed','closed','','20130716-233627-jpg','','','2013-07-16 23:36:26','2013-07-17 04:36:26','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(72,23,'2013-07-16 23:32:36','2013-07-17 04:32:36','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, though Don York\'s explanation, somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture','Christianity and Astronomy','','inherit','closed','closed','','70-revision','','','2013-07-16 23:32:36','2013-07-17 04:32:36','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/70-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(73,2,'2013-07-16 23:36:28','2013-07-17 04:36:28','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, though Don York\'s explanation, somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-233627.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Christianity and Astronomy','','inherit','open','closed','','70-revision-2','','','2013-07-16 23:36:28','2013-07-17 04:36:28','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/70-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(74,2,'2013-07-17 08:51:41','2013-07-17 13:51:41','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, though Don York\'s explanation, somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-233627.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Christianity and Astronomy','','inherit','open','closed','','70-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:51:41','2013-07-17 13:51:41','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/70-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(75,2,'2013-07-16 22:31:37','2013-07-17 03:31:37','As one of my peers has been subjugated to us the \"3,2,1\" system, I figured might as well use it.\r\n\r\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\r\n- When using telescopes, heat plays and important part on the quality of images you receive.\r\n- The <em>Stratoscope II</em> telescope was an improvement over the <em>Stratoscope I</em> because it was larger and would remain stationary for longer exposures as opposed to <em>Stratoscope I</em> being used for quick exposures.\r\n- Earth-like planets could be discovered in the 10 micron wavelength region since you can find oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water in the planets atmosphere at that wavelength.\r\n\r\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\r\n- Woolf got to be one of the \"early infrared astronomers\" while in Manchester.\r\n- In old star clusters, heavier, younger stars were often near the center of the cluster while lighter, older stars were farther from the edge. The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\r\n\r\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\r\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','On telescopes and Nick Woolf','','inherit','open','closed','','65-revision-3','','','2013-07-16 22:31:37','2013-07-17 03:31:37','',65,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/65-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(76,2,'2013-07-16 17:04:28','2013-07-16 22:04:28','Reading Nick Woolf\'s lesson \"Rockets to the Moon\", one gets inspired by his scientific drive and desire to make things better. When asked to summarize this 12-page lesson in five bullet points and a question, I was appalled. I wanted to fight back. In fact, my first thought was to write this posts as a \"3, 2, 1\" of reasons why the \"3, 2, 1\" system is wrong. However, subjugated by the system, as always, here is my brief summary of Woolf\'s narrative:\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- The multiple mirror telescope (MMT) allows a scientist to observe separate images from each of the mirrors.\n- While the atmosphere does degrade the quality of telescopic images, as Don York told us earlier, technological limitations did play their part as well. In some cases, bigger is indeed better.\n- Even the smallest details can change the scientists\' data. While thin mirrors quickly dealt with temperature variations to produce clear images, thick mirrors were fuzzy days after a cold front had passed.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Stars eject up to 85% of their initial mass before their nuclear reactions end.\n- Scientists must often concern themselves with very non-scientific tasks. The scientists working on the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) had to take care of a rare red squirrel while running the observatory.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- Do you think you would have preferred doing your graduate studies through traditional classroom lectures or did you prefer the independence you had?','3, 2, 1 . . . 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This is a diagram that Don York drew on the board and I copied in my notes of the SDSS telescope. I also learned that the way the of determining distances away a galaxy are from us is by seeing how fast they move. Thus is because the universe is growing, and the galaxies ne\'er the edge of the universe move faster than those near the center.','SDSS Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','51-revision','','','2013-07-16 15:23:29','2013-07-16 20:23:29','',51,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/51-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(79,2,'2013-07-16 14:38:14','2013-07-16 19:38:14','This morning we were treated to a talk about his work on the Sloan Digital Sky Survey by Professor Don York. Starting out easy, the professor explained how a basic telescope works. He then told us how the SDSS collected its data. Put simply, it was very different from a \"basic\" telescope. It was an interesting discussion of how the SDSS revolutionized astronomy by collecting massive data samples, enabling scientists to make conclusions they could reasonably back up. I was especially grateful for Professor York\'s devotion of the last portion of class to answering our astronomical questions.\nThe discussion also geared us up for tomorrow\'s lecture, which we were told would also feature some \"not-so-basic\" telescopes.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','The \"Not-So-Basic\" Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','48-revision','','','2013-07-16 14:38:14','2013-07-16 19:38:14','',48,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/48-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(80,2,'2013-07-16 14:29:30','2013-07-16 19:29:30','Today we just had an inspiring lecture by the University of Chicago\'s very own Don York he talked to us about Sloan Digital Sky Survey \"SDSS\" in which he was the founding director.\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you all posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-142929.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Don York','','inherit','open','closed','','47-revision','','','2013-07-16 14:29:30','2013-07-16 19:29:30','',47,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/47-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(81,2,'2013-07-16 19:22:23','2013-07-17 00:22:23','Is our database connection broken?','Test','','inherit','open','closed','','41-revision-4','','','2013-07-16 19:22:23','2013-07-17 00:22:23','',41,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/41-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(82,2,'2013-07-15 14:53:33','2013-07-15 19:53:33','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. Thank god, because that was two long years ago. Words like \"photon\" and \"wave\" get thrown around and we\'re all thinking \"Oh, those sound vaguely familiar. This is going to be just fine.\" And then we\'re asked what the photoelectric effect is. And that\'s when the faces go blank. Luckily, as Professor York told us at the start of the day, science is about asking questions.\nWell, I know for a fact he\'ll be getting a lot of those, at least from me.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','And So It Begins','','inherit','open','closed','','14-revision-3','','','2013-07-15 14:53:33','2013-07-15 19:53:33','',14,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/14-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(83,2,'2013-07-15 15:17:09','2013-07-15 20:17:09','Wow I didn\'t know how powerful our stargazing technology truly is check out these facts about the Apache Point observatory in New Mexico \n\n\"To study clustering you want to measure many galaxies; if you want to observe 400 galaxies with a normal telescope, it could take 400 hours. Sloan’s telescope allows for the observation of 400 galaxies at once, so it would take 1 hour. With a normal telescope, the survey would take up to 2000 years. With Sloan, the survey only took 8 years, 3 more than the proposed 5, but still many years shorter than performing the survey with a normal telescope.\n\nThe telescope had the potential to observe 640 objects simultaneously; to the nominal 400 galaxies, we observed 100 quasars, 50 stars, and 50 calibration objects. The calibration objects were selected to be objects of known brightness to give us a reference point for measuring fluxes with high precision even when cloudiness, for example, causes a dimming in the sky.\"\n\nCredit to Don York\n\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-151703.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Apache Point Observatory','','inherit','open','closed','','29-revision','','','2013-07-15 15:17:09','2013-07-15 20:17:09','',29,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/29-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(84,2,'2013-07-15 14:27:18','2013-07-15 19:27:18','There are loads of exciting things going on at the the University of Chicago today. Students from the CPS School system are getting there hands dirty and documenting there many scientifically discoveries to the world. That\'s all for now ill keep you all posted on our findings\n\n-Malek\n\n\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-142708.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','NASA launches All-Star Program','','inherit','open','closed','','26-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:27:18','2013-07-15 19:27:18','',26,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/26-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(85,2,'2013-07-15 14:23:59','2013-07-15 19:23:59','Hello','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','24-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:23:59','2013-07-15 19:23:59','',24,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/24-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(86,2,'2013-07-15 14:22:53','2013-07-15 19:22:53','','First day excitment','','inherit','open','closed','','22-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:22:53','2013-07-15 19:22:53','',22,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/22-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(87,2,'2013-07-15 14:21:40','2013-07-15 19:21:40','I was waiting for this day for a while . I\'m very excited to learn new things about astronomy but not only that this program will give me lectures ,so I could explain to  people and teach them. When I got here at the campus of University of Chicago I was lost but glad that I came here.This is going to be a fun 3 weeks.','The start of something fun ! :)','','inherit','open','closed','','21-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:21:40','2013-07-15 19:21:40','',21,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/21-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(88,2,'2013-07-15 14:21:08','2013-07-15 19:21:08','\r\nThings have been great the first day. We got a small refresher on physics, then we got pizza, and now we\'re given our iPads. I wonder what else this day awaits.','The first day','','inherit','open','closed','','19-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:21:08','2013-07-15 19:21:08','',19,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/19-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(89,2,'2013-07-15 14:19:59','2013-07-15 19:19:59','Testing\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','17-revision-2','','','2013-07-15 14:19:59','2013-07-15 19:19:59','',17,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/17-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(90,2,'2013-07-15 14:05:17','2013-07-15 19:05:17','Hello class one! I am excited to start the program today and I hope to learn many things. This is also my first time on the UIC campus.','','','inherit','open','closed','','13-revision','','','2013-07-15 14:05:17','2013-07-15 19:05:17','',13,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/13-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(92,2,'2013-07-16 14:27:41','2013-07-16 19:27:41','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone \" alt=\"20130715-134746.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\" width=\"819\" height=\"819\" /></a>','Deathy Hallows of Science!','','inherit','open','closed','','10-revision-2','','','2013-07-16 14:27:41','2013-07-16 19:27:41','',10,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/10-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(93,2,'2013-07-15 13:44:40','2013-07-15 18:44:40','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-134413.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Science!','','inherit','open','closed','','8-revision','','','2013-07-15 13:44:40','2013-07-15 18:44:40','',8,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/8-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(94,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','','First day excitment','','inherit','open','closed','','22-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',22,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/22-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(95,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Pioneer in infrared telescopeS\n\nheat plays a factor into the quality of your images\n\nThe pope was interested i','','','inherit','open','closed','','58-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',58,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/58-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(96,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, though Don York\'s explanation, somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-233627.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Christianity and Astronomy','','inherit','open','closed','','70-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/70-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(97,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','As one of my peers has been subjugated to us the \"3,2,1\" system, I figured might as well use it.\r\n\r\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\r\n- When using telescopes, heat plays and important part on the quality of images you receive.\r\n- The <em>Stratoscope II</em> telescope was an improvement over the <em>Stratoscope I</em> because it was larger and would remain stationary for longer exposures as opposed to <em>Stratoscope I</em> being used for quick exposures.\r\n- Earth-like planets could be discovered in the 10 micron wavelength region since you can find oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water in the planets atmosphere at that wavelength.\r\n\r\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\r\n- Woolf got to be one of the \"early infrared astronomers\" while in Manchester.\r\n- In old star clusters, heavier, younger stars were often near the center of the cluster while lighter, older stars were farther from the edge. The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\r\n\r\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\r\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','On telescopes and Nick Woolf','','inherit','open','closed','','65-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',65,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/65-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(98,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Reading Nick Woolf\'s lesson \"Rockets to the Moon\", one gets inspired by his scientific drive and desire to make things better. When asked to summarize this 12-page lesson in five bullet points and a question, I was appalled. I wanted to fight back. In fact, my first thought was to write this posts as a \"3, 2, 1\" of reasons why the \"3, 2, 1\" system is wrong. However, subjugated by the system, as always, here is my brief summary of Woolf\'s narrative:\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- The multiple mirror telescope (MMT) allows a scientist to observe separate images from each of the mirrors.\n- While the atmosphere does degrade the quality of telescopic images, as Don York told us earlier, technological limitations did play their part as well. In some cases, bigger is indeed better.\n- Even the smallest details can change the scientists\' data. While thin mirrors quickly dealt with temperature variations to produce clear images, thick mirrors were fuzzy days after a cold front had passed.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Stars eject up to 85% of their initial mass before their nuclear reactions end.\n- Scientists must often concern themselves with very non-scientific tasks. The scientists working on the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) had to take care of a rare red squirrel while running the observatory.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- Do you think you would have preferred doing your graduate studies through traditional classroom lectures or did you prefer the independence you had?','3, 2, 1 . . . Lift-off!','','inherit','open','closed','','59-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',59,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/59-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(99,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-151735.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday I learned about the design of a telescope, and that the SDSS telescope is relatively small compared to others. This is a diagram that Don York drew on the board and I copied in my notes of the SDSS telescope. I also learned that the way the of determining distances away a galaxy are from us is by seeing how fast they move. Thus is because the universe is growing, and the galaxies ne\'er the edge of the universe move faster than those near the center.','SDSS Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','51-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',51,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/51-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(100,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','This morning we were treated to a talk about his work on the Sloan Digital Sky Survey by Professor Don York. Starting out easy, the professor explained how a basic telescope works. He then told us how the SDSS collected its data. Put simply, it was very different from a \"basic\" telescope. It was an interesting discussion of how the SDSS revolutionized astronomy by collecting massive data samples, enabling scientists to make conclusions they could reasonably back up. I was especially grateful for Professor York\'s devotion of the last portion of class to answering our astronomical questions.\nThe discussion also geared us up for tomorrow\'s lecture, which we were told would also feature some \"not-so-basic\" telescopes.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','The \"Not-So-Basic\" Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','48-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',48,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/48-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(101,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Today we just had an inspiring lecture by the University of Chicago\'s very own Don York he talked to us about Sloan Digital Sky Survey \"SDSS\" in which he was the founding director.\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you all posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-142929.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Don York','','inherit','open','closed','','47-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',47,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/47-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(102,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Is our database connection broken?','Test','','inherit','open','closed','','41-revision-5','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',41,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/41-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(103,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. Thank god, because that was two long years ago. Words like \"photon\" and \"wave\" get thrown around and we\'re all thinking \"Oh, those sound vaguely familiar. This is going to be just fine.\" And then we\'re asked what the photoelectric effect is. And that\'s when the faces go blank. Luckily, as Professor York told us at the start of the day, science is about asking questions.\nWell, I know for a fact he\'ll be getting a lot of those, at least from me.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','And So It Begins','','inherit','open','closed','','14-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',14,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/14-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(104,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Wow I didn\'t know how powerful our stargazing technology truly is check out these facts about the Apache Point observatory in New Mexico \n\n\"To study clustering you want to measure many galaxies; if you want to observe 400 galaxies with a normal telescope, it could take 400 hours. Sloan’s telescope allows for the observation of 400 galaxies at once, so it would take 1 hour. With a normal telescope, the survey would take up to 2000 years. With Sloan, the survey only took 8 years, 3 more than the proposed 5, but still many years shorter than performing the survey with a normal telescope.\n\nThe telescope had the potential to observe 640 objects simultaneously; to the nominal 400 galaxies, we observed 100 quasars, 50 stars, and 50 calibration objects. The calibration objects were selected to be objects of known brightness to give us a reference point for measuring fluxes with high precision even when cloudiness, for example, causes a dimming in the sky.\"\n\nCredit to Don York\n\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-151703.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Apache Point Observatory','','inherit','open','closed','','29-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',29,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/29-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(105,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','There are loads of exciting things going on at the the University of Chicago today. Students from the CPS School system are getting there hands dirty and documenting there many scientifically discoveries to the world. That\'s all for now ill keep you all posted on our findings\n\n-Malek\n\n\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-142708.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','NASA launches All-Star Program','','inherit','open','closed','','26-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',26,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/26-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(106,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','Hello','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','24-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',24,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/24-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(107,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','I was waiting for this day for a while . I\'m very excited to learn new things about astronomy but not only that this program will give me lectures ,so I could explain to  people and teach them. When I got here at the campus of University of Chicago I was lost but glad that I came here.This is going to be a fun 3 weeks.','The start of something fun ! :)','','inherit','open','closed','','21-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:39','2013-07-17 13:52:39','',21,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/21-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(108,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','\r\nThings have been great the first day. We got a small refresher on physics, then we got pizza, and now we\'re given our iPads. I wonder what else this day awaits.','The first day','','inherit','open','closed','','19-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','',19,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/19-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(109,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','Testing\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','17-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','',17,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/17-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(110,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','Hello class one! I am excited to start the program today and I hope to learn many things. This is also my first time on the UIC campus.','','','inherit','open','closed','','13-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','',13,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/13-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(111,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','Ok guys! It\'s a pleasure to meet everyone in this fantastic program. Lets learn a bit more about one another as we corporate together these two weeks and a half. And remember! Don\'t forget to be awesome!','DFTBA!','','inherit','open','closed','','12-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','',12,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/12-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(112,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone \" alt=\"20130715-134746.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\" width=\"819\" height=\"819\" /></a>','Deathy Hallows of Science!','','inherit','open','closed','','10-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','',10,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/10-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(113,2,'2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-134413.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Science!','','inherit','open','closed','','8-revision-2','','','2013-07-17 08:52:40','2013-07-17 13:52:40','',8,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/8-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(114,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','','First day excitment','','inherit','open','closed','','22-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',22,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/22-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(115,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','Pioneer in infrared telescopeS\n\nheat plays a factor into the quality of your images\n\nThe pope was interested i','','','inherit','open','closed','','58-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',58,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/58-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(116,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, though Don York\'s explanation, somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-233627.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Christianity and Astronomy','','inherit','open','closed','','70-revision-5','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/70-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(117,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','As one of my peers has been subjugated to us the \"3,2,1\" system, I figured might as well use it.\r\n\r\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\r\n- When using telescopes, heat plays and important part on the quality of images you receive.\r\n- The <em>Stratoscope II</em> telescope was an improvement over the <em>Stratoscope I</em> because it was larger and would remain stationary for longer exposures as opposed to <em>Stratoscope I</em> being used for quick exposures.\r\n- Earth-like planets could be discovered in the 10 micron wavelength region since you can find oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water in the planets atmosphere at that wavelength.\r\n\r\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\r\n- Woolf got to be one of the \"early infrared astronomers\" while in Manchester.\r\n- In old star clusters, heavier, younger stars were often near the center of the cluster while lighter, older stars were farther from the edge. The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\r\n\r\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\r\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','On telescopes and Nick Woolf','','inherit','open','closed','','65-revision-5','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',65,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/65-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(118,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','Reading Nick Woolf\'s lesson \"Rockets to the Moon\", one gets inspired by his scientific drive and desire to make things better. When asked to summarize this 12-page lesson in five bullet points and a question, I was appalled. I wanted to fight back. In fact, my first thought was to write this posts as a \"3, 2, 1\" of reasons why the \"3, 2, 1\" system is wrong. However, subjugated by the system, as always, here is my brief summary of Woolf\'s narrative:\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- The multiple mirror telescope (MMT) allows a scientist to observe separate images from each of the mirrors.\n- While the atmosphere does degrade the quality of telescopic images, as Don York told us earlier, technological limitations did play their part as well. In some cases, bigger is indeed better.\n- Even the smallest details can change the scientists\' data. While thin mirrors quickly dealt with temperature variations to produce clear images, thick mirrors were fuzzy days after a cold front had passed.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Stars eject up to 85% of their initial mass before their nuclear reactions end.\n- Scientists must often concern themselves with very non-scientific tasks. The scientists working on the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) had to take care of a rare red squirrel while running the observatory.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- Do you think you would have preferred doing your graduate studies through traditional classroom lectures or did you prefer the independence you had?','3, 2, 1 . . . Lift-off!','','inherit','open','closed','','59-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',59,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/59-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(119,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-151735.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday I learned about the design of a telescope, and that the SDSS telescope is relatively small compared to others. This is a diagram that Don York drew on the board and I copied in my notes of the SDSS telescope. I also learned that the way the of determining distances away a galaxy are from us is by seeing how fast they move. Thus is because the universe is growing, and the galaxies ne\'er the edge of the universe move faster than those near the center.','SDSS Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','51-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',51,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/51-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(120,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','This morning we were treated to a talk about his work on the Sloan Digital Sky Survey by Professor Don York. Starting out easy, the professor explained how a basic telescope works. He then told us how the SDSS collected its data. Put simply, it was very different from a \"basic\" telescope. It was an interesting discussion of how the SDSS revolutionized astronomy by collecting massive data samples, enabling scientists to make conclusions they could reasonably back up. I was especially grateful for Professor York\'s devotion of the last portion of class to answering our astronomical questions.\nThe discussion also geared us up for tomorrow\'s lecture, which we were told would also feature some \"not-so-basic\" telescopes.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','The \"Not-So-Basic\" Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','48-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',48,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/48-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(121,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','Today we just had an inspiring lecture by the University of Chicago\'s very own Don York he talked to us about Sloan Digital Sky Survey \"SDSS\" in which he was the founding director.\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you all posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-142929.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Don York','','inherit','open','closed','','47-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:37','2013-07-17 13:57:37','',47,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/47-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(122,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','Is our database connection broken?','Test','','inherit','open','closed','','41-revision-6','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',41,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/41-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(123,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. Thank god, because that was two long years ago. Words like \"photon\" and \"wave\" get thrown around and we\'re all thinking \"Oh, those sound vaguely familiar. This is going to be just fine.\" And then we\'re asked what the photoelectric effect is. And that\'s when the faces go blank. Luckily, as Professor York told us at the start of the day, science is about asking questions.\nWell, I know for a fact he\'ll be getting a lot of those, at least from me.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','And So It Begins','','inherit','open','closed','','14-revision-5','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',14,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/14-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(124,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','Wow I didn\'t know how powerful our stargazing technology truly is check out these facts about the Apache Point observatory in New Mexico \n\n\"To study clustering you want to measure many galaxies; if you want to observe 400 galaxies with a normal telescope, it could take 400 hours. Sloan’s telescope allows for the observation of 400 galaxies at once, so it would take 1 hour. With a normal telescope, the survey would take up to 2000 years. With Sloan, the survey only took 8 years, 3 more than the proposed 5, but still many years shorter than performing the survey with a normal telescope.\n\nThe telescope had the potential to observe 640 objects simultaneously; to the nominal 400 galaxies, we observed 100 quasars, 50 stars, and 50 calibration objects. The calibration objects were selected to be objects of known brightness to give us a reference point for measuring fluxes with high precision even when cloudiness, for example, causes a dimming in the sky.\"\n\nCredit to Don York\n\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-151703.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Apache Point Observatory','','inherit','open','closed','','29-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',29,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/29-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(125,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','There are loads of exciting things going on at the the University of Chicago today. Students from the CPS School system are getting there hands dirty and documenting there many scientifically discoveries to the world. That\'s all for now ill keep you all posted on our findings\n\n-Malek\n\n\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-142708.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-142708.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','NASA launches All-Star Program','','inherit','open','closed','','26-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',26,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/26-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(126,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','Hello','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','24-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',24,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/24-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(127,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','I was waiting for this day for a while . I\'m very excited to learn new things about astronomy but not only that this program will give me lectures ,so I could explain to  people and teach them. When I got here at the campus of University of Chicago I was lost but glad that I came here.This is going to be a fun 3 weeks.','The start of something fun ! :)','','inherit','open','closed','','21-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',21,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/21-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(128,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','\r\nThings have been great the first day. We got a small refresher on physics, then we got pizza, and now we\'re given our iPads. I wonder what else this day awaits.','The first day','','inherit','open','closed','','19-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',19,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/19-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(129,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','Testing\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n','Hello','','inherit','open','closed','','17-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:57:38','2013-07-17 13:57:38','',17,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/17-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(130,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','Hello class one! I am excited to start the program today and I hope to learn many things. This is also my first time on the UIC campus.','','','inherit','open','closed','','13-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','',13,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/13-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(131,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','Ok guys! It\'s a pleasure to meet everyone in this fantastic program. Lets learn a bit more about one another as we corporate together these two weeks and a half. And remember! Don\'t forget to be awesome!','DFTBA!','','inherit','open','closed','','12-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','',12,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/12-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(132,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone \" alt=\"20130715-134746.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134746.jpg\" width=\"819\" height=\"819\" /></a>','Deathy Hallows of Science!','','inherit','open','closed','','10-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','',10,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/10-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(133,2,'2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-134413.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-134413.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Science!','','inherit','open','closed','','8-revision-3','','','2013-07-17 08:57:39','2013-07-17 13:57:39','',8,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/8-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(134,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','Pioneer in infrared telescopeS\n\nheat plays a factor into the quality of your images\n\nThe pope was interested i','','','inherit','open','closed','','58-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','',58,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/58-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(135,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:35','2013-07-17 13:58:35','','First day excitment','','inherit','open','closed','','22-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:35','2013-07-17 13:58:35','',22,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/22-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(136,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','My whole life I\'ve been a Christian. And it always vexed me how science classes have Christianity as playing a major role in people\'s obstinacy that the world was flat or that everything revolved around the earth. \n\nToday, though Don York\'s explanation, somewhere along history the church was highly influenced by Greek beliefs that created these false theories.  \"Angels moved the Greek gods around the earth: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Pluto\"\n\nGrowing up, it was really troubling hearing people blindly think that because the earth is spherical and revolves around the sun that somehow proves that Christianity is false. My whole life I\'ve been reading the bible and not once have I come across things that suggests these theories. \n\nI am thankful that I was able to hear today\'s lecture<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-233627.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-233627.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Christianity and Astronomy','','inherit','open','closed','','70-revision-6','','','2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','',70,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/70-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(137,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','As one of my peers has been subjugated to us the \"3,2,1\" system, I figured might as well use it.\r\n\r\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\r\n- When using telescopes, heat plays and important part on the quality of images you receive.\r\n- The <em>Stratoscope II</em> telescope was an improvement over the <em>Stratoscope I</em> because it was larger and would remain stationary for longer exposures as opposed to <em>Stratoscope I</em> being used for quick exposures.\r\n- Earth-like planets could be discovered in the 10 micron wavelength region since you can find oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water in the planets atmosphere at that wavelength.\r\n\r\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\r\n- Woolf got to be one of the \"early infrared astronomers\" while in Manchester.\r\n- In old star clusters, heavier, younger stars were often near the center of the cluster while lighter, older stars were farther from the edge. The reason is due to the gravitational interactions, heavier objects would be drawn closer to the center as opposed to light ones.\r\n\r\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\r\n- If you could of gone back and continued talking  to Bob Dicke, would you and what would you say?','On telescopes and Nick Woolf','','inherit','open','closed','','65-revision-6','','','2013-07-17 08:58:36','2013-07-17 13:58:36','',65,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/65-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(138,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','Reading Nick Woolf\'s lesson \"Rockets to the Moon\", one gets inspired by his scientific drive and desire to make things better. When asked to summarize this 12-page lesson in five bullet points and a question, I was appalled. I wanted to fight back. In fact, my first thought was to write this posts as a \"3, 2, 1\" of reasons why the \"3, 2, 1\" system is wrong. However, subjugated by the system, as always, here is my brief summary of Woolf\'s narrative:\n\n<strong>3</strong> things that I learned:\n- The multiple mirror telescope (MMT) allows a scientist to observe separate images from each of the mirrors.\n- While the atmosphere does degrade the quality of telescopic images, as Don York told us earlier, technological limitations did play their part as well. In some cases, bigger is indeed better.\n- Even the smallest details can change the scientists\' data. While thin mirrors quickly dealt with temperature variations to produce clear images, thick mirrors were fuzzy days after a cold front had passed.\n\n<strong>2</strong> interesting facts I found:\n- Stars eject up to 85% of their initial mass before their nuclear reactions end.\n- Scientists must often concern themselves with very non-scientific tasks. The scientists working on the Large Binocular Telescope (LBT) had to take care of a rare red squirrel while running the observatory.\n\n<strong>1</strong> question for Nick Woolf:\n- Do you think you would have preferred doing your graduate studies through traditional classroom lectures or did you prefer the independence you had?','3, 2, 1 . . . Lift-off!','','inherit','open','closed','','59-revision-5','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',59,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/59-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(139,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-151735.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-151735.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday I learned about the design of a telescope, and that the SDSS telescope is relatively small compared to others. This is a diagram that Don York drew on the board and I copied in my notes of the SDSS telescope. I also learned that the way the of determining distances away a galaxy are from us is by seeing how fast they move. Thus is because the universe is growing, and the galaxies ne\'er the edge of the universe move faster than those near the center.','SDSS Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','51-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',51,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/51-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(140,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','This morning we were treated to a talk about his work on the Sloan Digital Sky Survey by Professor Don York. Starting out easy, the professor explained how a basic telescope works. He then told us how the SDSS collected its data. Put simply, it was very different from a \"basic\" telescope. It was an interesting discussion of how the SDSS revolutionized astronomy by collecting massive data samples, enabling scientists to make conclusions they could reasonably back up. I was especially grateful for Professor York\'s devotion of the last portion of class to answering our astronomical questions.\nThe discussion also geared us up for tomorrow\'s lecture, which we were told would also feature some \"not-so-basic\" telescopes.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','The \"Not-So-Basic\" Telescope','','inherit','open','closed','','48-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',48,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/48-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(141,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','Today we just had an inspiring lecture by the University of Chicago\'s very own Don York he talked to us about Sloan Digital Sky Survey \"SDSS\" in which he was the founding director.\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you all posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130716-142929.jpg\" alt=\"20130716-142929.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Don York','','inherit','open','closed','','47-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',47,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/47-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(142,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','Is our database connection broken?','Test','','inherit','open','closed','','41-revision-7','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',41,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/41-revision-7/',0,'revision','',0),(143,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','Day one of the NASA All-Stars Program: everyone walks into the room quiet, looking for an empty seat, close to the others, but not too close. We get a quick \"refresher\" on Physics. Thank god, because that was two long years ago. Words like \"photon\" and \"wave\" get thrown around and we\'re all thinking \"Oh, those sound vaguely familiar. This is going to be just fine.\" And then we\'re asked what the photoelectric effect is. And that\'s when the faces go blank. Luckily, as Professor York told us at the start of the day, science is about asking questions.\nWell, I know for a fact he\'ll be getting a lot of those, at least from me.\n\n- Anton Ulyanov','And So It Begins','','inherit','open','closed','','14-revision-6','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',14,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/14-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(144,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','Wow I didn\'t know how powerful our stargazing technology truly is check out these facts about the Apache Point observatory in New Mexico \n\n\"To study clustering you want to measure many galaxies; if you want to observe 400 galaxies with a normal telescope, it could take 400 hours. Sloan’s telescope allows for the observation of 400 galaxies at once, so it would take 1 hour. With a normal telescope, the survey would take up to 2000 years. With Sloan, the survey only took 8 years, 3 more than the proposed 5, but still many years shorter than performing the survey with a normal telescope.\n\nThe telescope had the potential to observe 640 objects simultaneously; to the nominal 400 galaxies, we observed 100 quasars, 50 stars, and 50 calibration objects. The calibration objects were selected to be objects of known brightness to give us a reference point for measuring fluxes with high precision even when cloudiness, for example, causes a dimming in the sky.\"\n\nCredit to Don York\n\nThat\'s all for now ill keep you posted\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130715-151703.jpg\" alt=\"20130715-151703.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Apache Point Observatory','','inherit','open','closed','','29-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',29,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/29-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(145,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','I was waiting for this day for a while . I\'m very excited to learn new things about astronomy but not only that this program will give me lectures ,so I could explain to  people and teach them. When I got here at the campus of University of Chicago I was lost but glad that I came here.This is going to be a fun 3 weeks.','The start of something fun ! :)','','inherit','open','closed','','21-revision-4','','','2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','',21,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/21-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(146,2,'2013-07-17 08:58:37','2013-07-17 13:58:37','\r\nThings have been great the first day. We got a small refresher on physics, then we got pizza, and now we\'re given our iPads. 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More so than inspiring us with stories about superstructures already in existence, such as the Great Magellan Telescope featuring seven circular mirrors that work in conjunction, Woolf gave us his vision of a future where we would be able to get telescopes into space for clear images using light that is not disrupted by the Earth\'s atmosphere.\nWhile this scenario is ideal, Woolf\'s descriptions of even his smallest projects suggested a timeframe measured in years rather than months. 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Spectrum is used to find the star age, galaxy distance and chemical composition . One cool fact I learned today is they make a bunch of little holes in the plates to observe the different kind of object in the space . It take about a thousand of plates to observe the space . 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The physics are different depending on the system from which they originate.\"</blockquote>\r\nYou say GRB\'s can be long and short. How long in duration is each type of burst?\r\n<blockquote>\"In gamma-ray astronomy, the pictures aren’t very pretty – they’re not even meaningful unless you know what you’re looking at, so it’s hard to get the public excited about the kind of research high energy physicists do.\"</blockquote>\r\nGiven the relative obscurity of the field, has it been difficult to get funding for some of the high energy physics projects you have undertaken?\r\n<blockquote>And if the mechanism for doing space research were to go away, if we went to a private enterprise model of commercial space exploration, how would that affect research? Is Virgin Galactic going to let me build a satellite? Are they interested in letting me look at x-ray stars or are they just interested in putting a space tourism center in orbit?\"</blockquote>\r\nWhile you would have likely had much less independence at Virgin Galactic, you would have received massive funding for a project that is of interest to them. Would you consider working for a company like Virgin Galactic if space exploration was privatized, or do you value your independence as a researcher more?','Questions for Dieter Hartmann','','publish','open','closed','','questions-for-dieter-hartmann','','','2013-07-18 09:55:22','2013-07-18 14:55:22','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=205',0,'post','',0),(206,25,'2013-07-18 09:41:45','2013-07-18 14:41:45','<blockquote>\"Gamma-ray bursts come in two types – long and short. The physics are different depending on the system from which they originate.\"</blockquote>\nYou say GRB\'s can be long and short. How long in duration is each type of burst?\n<blockquote>\"In gamma-ray astronomy, the pictures aren’t very pretty – they’re not even meaningful unless you know what you’re looking at, so it’s hard to get the public excited about the kind of research high energy physicists do.\"</blockquote>\nGiven the relative obscurity of the field, has it been difficult to get funding for some of the high energy physics projects you have undertaken?\n<blockquote>And if the mechanism for doing space research were to go away, if we went to a private enterprise model of commercial space exploration, how would that affect research? Is Virgin Galactic going to let me build a satellite? Are they interested in letting me look at x-ray stars or are they just interested in putting a space tourism center in orbit?\"</blockquote>\nWhile you would have likely had much less independence at Virgin Galactic, you would have received massive funding for a project that is of interest to them. Would you consider working for a company like Virgin Galactic if space exploration was privatized, or do you value your independence as a researcher more?','Questions for Dieter Hartmann','','inherit','open','closed','','205-revision','','','2013-07-18 09:41:45','2013-07-18 14:41:45','',205,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/205-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(207,25,'2013-07-18 09:43:21','2013-07-18 14:43:21','<blockquote>\"Gamma-ray bursts come in two types – long and short. The physics are different depending on the system from which they originate.\"</blockquote>\r\nYou say GRB\'s can be long and short. How long in duration is each type of burst?\r\n<blockquote>\"In gamma-ray astronomy, the pictures aren’t very pretty – they’re not even meaningful unless you know what you’re looking at, so it’s hard to get the public excited about the kind of research high energy physicists do.\"</blockquote>\r\nGiven the relative obscurity of the field, has it been difficult to get funding for some of the high energy physics projects you have undertaken?\r\n<blockquote>And if the mechanism for doing space research were to go away, if we went to a private enterprise model of commercial space exploration, how would that affect research? Is Virgin Galactic going to let me build a satellite? Are they interested in letting me look at x-ray stars or are they just interested in putting a space tourism center in orbit?\"</blockquote>\r\nWhile you would have likely had much less independence at Virgin Galactic, you would have received massive funding for a project that is of interest to them. Would you consider working for a company like Virgin Galactic if space exploration was privatized, or do you value your independence as a researcher more?','Questions for Dieter Hartmann','','inherit','open','closed','','205-revision-2','','','2013-07-18 09:43:21','2013-07-18 14:43:21','',205,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/205-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(208,25,'2013-07-18 09:45:29','2013-07-18 14:45:29','<blockquote>\"Gamma-ray bursts come in two types – long and short. The physics are different depending on the system from which they originate.\"</blockquote>\r\nYou say GRB\'s can be long and short. How long in duration is each type of burst?\r\n<blockquote>\"In gamma-ray astronomy, the pictures aren’t very pretty – they’re not even meaningful unless you know what you’re looking at, so it’s hard to get the public excited about the kind of research high energy physicists do.\"</blockquote>\r\nGiven the relative obscurity of the field, has it been difficult to get funding for some of the high energy physics projects you have undertaken?\r\n<blockquote>And if the mechanism for doing space research were to go away, if we went to a private enterprise model of commercial space exploration, how would that affect research? Is Virgin Galactic going to let me build a satellite? Are they interested in letting me look at x-ray stars or are they just interested in putting a space tourism center in orbit?\"</blockquote>\r\nWhile you would have likely had much less independence at Virgin Galactic, you would have received massive funding for a project that is of interest to them. 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How long in duration is each type of burst?\r\n<blockquote>\"In gamma-ray astronomy, the pictures aren’t very pretty – they’re not even meaningful unless you know what you’re looking at, so it’s hard to get the public excited about the kind of research high energy physicists do.\"</blockquote>\r\nGiven the relative obscurity of the field, has it been difficult to get funding for some of the high energy physics projects you have undertaken?\r\n<blockquote>And if the mechanism for doing space research were to go away, if we went to a private enterprise model of commercial space exploration, how would that affect research? Is Virgin Galactic going to let me build a satellite? Are they interested in letting me look at x-ray stars or are they just interested in putting a space tourism center in orbit?\"</blockquote>\r\nWhile you would have likely had much less independence at Virgin Galactic, you would have received massive funding for a project that is of interest to them. Would you consider working for a company like Virgin Galactic if space exploration was privatized, or do you value your independence as a researcher more?','Questions for Dieter Hartmann','','inherit','open','closed','','205-revision-4','','','2013-07-18 09:45:32','2013-07-18 14:45:32','',205,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/205-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(398,41,'2013-07-25 14:34:33','2013-07-25 19:34:33','On Tuesday, July 30, we will all meet together for final presentations.  The morning session will be held in Kersten room 206.  After a catered lunch, we will relocate to Kersten room 105.\r\n\r\nStudents will make 10-minute presentations about their research. Presentations can be created using Prezi app or other format and should include the following:\r\n<ul>\r\n	<li>Research Question</li>\r\n	<li>Vocabulary</li>\r\n	<li>Methodology</li>\r\n	<li>Data</li>\r\n	<li>Analysis</li>\r\n	<li>Conclusion</li>\r\n	<li>Further Research Questions</li>\r\n	<li>Resources (e.g., bibliography/webliography)</li>\r\n</ul>\r\nPlease use \"comments\" if you have questions so that everyone can share in the information.','Student Presentations - Here\'s the Plan','','publish','open','closed','','student-presentations-heres-the-plan','','','2013-07-30 07:42:49','2013-07-30 12:42:49','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=398',0,'post','',0),(211,33,'2013-07-18 14:03:47','2013-07-18 19:03:47','','20130718-140346.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130718-140346-jpg','','','2013-07-18 14:03:47','2013-07-18 19:03:47','',212,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-140346.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(212,33,'2013-07-18 14:03:50','2013-07-18 19:03:50','Hello all, we just had an amazing lecture by Gamma Ray specialist Dieter Hartman, here are some facts he enlightened us with.\n\n	• Gamma rays help with magnitude of supernova such as brightness.\n	• There is a large variety of gamma ray sources.\n	• Sun has magnetic field on its surface same as Earth.\n	• Sunspot is place on sun where it is higher then rest of sun. \n	• Gamma ray waves are so small yet have so much energy that instead of reflecting off a mirror it penetrates the mirror and is absorbed.\n	• It is hard to make a lens or a mirror for gamma rays because of this limitation.\n	• Gamma rays are harmful to humans. You need a thick shield or protection over your body to protect the gamma rays from penetrating.\n	• Because of danger gamma rays could be used as a weapon in a gamma beam\n	• The more complex the organism the more damage done  by radiation.\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-140346.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-140346.jpg\" alt=\"20130718-140346.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Dieter Hartman','','publish','open','closed','','dieter-hartman','','','2013-07-18 14:03:50','2013-07-18 19:03:50','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=212',0,'post','',0),(213,23,'2013-07-18 14:15:01','2013-07-18 19:15:01','The most fascinating exciting things I\'ve learned in the NASA program thus far are the extremes that occur in space.\n\nExtreme velocities\nJupiter, saturn, other planets and objects: things that move with such velocity that it creates distortions in light wavelengths called redshift and blue shift. \n\nExtreme masses\nBlack holes. A result from explosive supernovas from massive Red Giants. The insanely large mass of these stars could be compressed into extremely small areas, and that this results in an object so massive that even light itself could not escape its gravitational pull.\n\nExtremely powerful magnets\nStrong magnetic fields produces from neutron stars supply the power needed to generate large quantities of gamma rays. \nhot interior rotates with plasma= normal magnetic fields. \nCore changes for hydrogen to helium etc then to iron core. \nIron core grows bigger until it could no longer sustain itself\nSupernova occurs\nthe core is compressed. This leaves an enormously powerful magnetic field.\n\n(earth controls a magnetic field=1 gales. An exploding Neutron star=10^15 gales. The magnet is strong enough to effect the structure of atoms.)\n\nExtreme frequencies\nGamma beams that could kill people. Cause cells to ionize and be killed. Powerful enough to pierce though lead, and strong enough to scan through metal containers.\n(If the one in a million year gamma ray bursts in our galaxy hit wrath directly, all life will end)','Astronomical extremes: forces that shape the universe','','publish','open','closed','','astronomical-extremes-forces-that-shape-the-universe','','','2013-07-18 14:15:01','2013-07-18 19:15:01','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=213',0,'post','',0),(214,23,'2013-07-18 14:49:02','2013-07-18 19:49:02','','20130718-144903.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130718-144903-jpg','','','2013-07-18 14:49:02','2013-07-18 19:49:02','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-144903.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(215,23,'2013-07-18 14:49:29','2013-07-18 19:49:29','','20130718-144929.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130718-144929-jpg','','','2013-07-18 14:49:29','2013-07-18 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19:55:05','','Post your follow-up questions for Dieter Hartmann here','','inherit','open','closed','','219-revision-2','','','2013-07-18 14:55:05','2013-07-18 19:55:05','',219,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/219-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(222,41,'2013-07-18 14:59:34','2013-07-18 19:59:34','You can put them in as  Comments to this post.  (If  it still says \"No comments\" that just means \"no comments <em>YET</em>\" not \"no comments allowed\".  Click on that!)','Post your follow-up questions for Dieter Hartmann here','','inherit','open','closed','','219-autosave','','','2013-07-18 14:59:34','2013-07-18 19:59:34','',219,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/219-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(223,2,'2013-07-18 14:56:12','2013-07-18 19:56:12','You can put them in as Comments to this post.','Post your follow-up questions for Dieter Hartmann here','','inherit','open','closed','','219-revision-3','','','2013-07-18 14:56:12','2013-07-18 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enlightening, given Dieter\'s talk today:\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/multiwavelength-astronomy/gamma-ray/history/index.html\" target=\"_blank\">Gamma-Ray History</a>\r\n\r\nStirling Colgate tells the story of how his hunch about supernovas shaped both the future of gamma ray astronomy — and world peace.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/multiwavelength-astronomy/gamma-ray/tools/index.html\" target=\"_blank\">Gamma-Ray Tools</a>\r\n\r\nNeil Gehrels explains how he went from making music to building the detectors that give us our first alert to the most explosive events in the universe.','Following up on Dieter\'s Talk','','publish','open','closed','','following-up-on-dieters-talk','','','2013-07-18 15:39:49','2013-07-18 20:39:49','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=226',0,'post','',0),(227,33,'2013-07-18 15:37:31','2013-07-18 20:37:31','','20130718-153731.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130718-153731-jpg','','','2013-07-18 15:37:31','2013-07-18 20:37:31','',228,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153731.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(228,33,'2013-07-18 15:37:35','2013-07-18 20:37:35','Hello all, just finished classifying galaxies in galaxy zoo. Galaxy zoo is an awesome tool for young astronomers to use to help classify different galaxies. You distinguish between galaxies with spirals and bulges. Overall galaxy zoo is an A+ tool that should be used by people all over.<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153731.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153731.jpg\" alt=\"20130718-153731.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Galaxy Zoo','','publish','open','closed','','galaxy-zoo','','','2013-07-18 15:37:35','2013-07-18 20:37:35','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=228',0,'post','',0),(229,41,'2013-07-18 15:38:49','2013-07-18 20:38:49','You may find these enlightening, given Dieter\'s talk today:\n\n<a href=\"http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/multiwavelength-astronomy/gamma-ray/history/index.html\">Gamma-Ray History</a>\n\nStirling Colgate tells the story of how his hunch about supernovas shaped both the future of gamma ray astronomy — and world peace.\n\n<a href=\"http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/multiwavelength-astronomy/gamma-ray/tools/index.html\">Gamma-Ray Tools</a>\n\nNeil Gehrels explains how he went from making music to building the detectors that give us our first alert to the most explosive events in the universe.','Following up on Dieter\'s Talk','','inherit','open','closed','','226-revision','','','2013-07-18 15:38:49','2013-07-18 20:38:49','',226,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/226-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(230,41,'2013-07-18 15:39:22','2013-07-18 20:39:22','You may find these enlightening, given Dieter\'s talk today:\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/multiwavelength-astronomy/gamma-ray/history/index.html\" target=\"_blank\">Gamma-Ray History</a>\r\n\r\nStirling Colgate tells the story of how his hunch about supernovas shaped both the future of gamma ray astronomy — and world peace.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://ecuip.lib.uchicago.edu/multiwavelength-astronomy/gamma-ray/tools/index.html\" target=\"_blank\">Gamma-Ray Tools</a>\r\n\r\nNeil Gehrels explains how he went from making music to building the detectors that give us our first alert to the most explosive events in the universe.','Following up on Dieter\'s Talk','','inherit','open','closed','','226-revision-2','','','2013-07-18 15:39:22','2013-07-18 20:39:22','',226,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/226-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(434,25,'2013-07-26 15:46:58','2013-07-26 20:46:58','Today, I was looking forward to talk to Professor York about the graphs I created during the previous workday. And, coming up to him to talk about my data, I was absolutely positive that this would be my research question for the presentation. We spent about the first 45 seconds out of our half hour-long conversation discussing the data I collected. The rest went off in directions I haven\'t previously considered at all.\r\n\r\nThe new things we talked about were even more exciting than what I had planned. From a simple data analysis question, the Professor and I began talking about how we can use redshift to determine the velocity of a galaxy, and how our newly created graphs reflected the nature of galaxy formation in the universe. I am very thankful for Professor York\'s time, and for the opportunity he gave me to make my own conclusions rather than just feeding me information.\r\n\r\nNow, I\'m absolutely positive that this will be my new research topic. 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We also started on Galaxy Zoo which is about how to tell the differences in galaxies.','Galaxy Zoo and more.','','publish','open','closed','','galaxy-zoo-and-more','','','2013-07-18 15:45:02','2013-07-18 20:45:02','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=233',0,'post','',0),(234,36,'2013-07-18 15:45:05','2013-07-18 20:45:05','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153155.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153155.jpg\" alt=\"20130718-153155.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday we skyped with Dieter Hartman. I learned a lot about about gamma radiation and gamma ray bursts. Then we learned how to classify galaxies, and classified some online. The first picture is one of the galaxies that I classified. I thought it looked like Yoda\'s lightsaber. Some of the galaxies were much easier to classify though. <br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-154454.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-154454.jpg\" alt=\"20130718-154454.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Galaxy zoo','','publish','open','closed','','234','','','2013-07-22 12:40:24','2013-07-22 17:40:24','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=234',0,'post','',1),(235,25,'2013-07-18 18:55:46','2013-07-18 23:55:46','Earlier today, we took part in one of the largest crowdsourcing experiments in the world. Working through the Galaxy Zoo website, we put on our lab coats to classify galaxies, stars, and the occasional green screen with red lines on it. Doing this work, it really made me feel good. It made me feel like I was contributing to something truly special. It also made me horrified.<!--more-->\r\n\r\nI don\'t know about you, but the last time I saw someone on the news for making an important discovery, they had years of training and at least a PhD. While it is undoubtedly an honorable effort, I have to question the reliability of Galaxy Zoo\'s data. Yes, they check each photo against the opinion of hundreds, maybe even thousands of people, but one needs to keep in mind who those people are. In our case, it was a class of twenty teenagers going willy-nilly with the buttons, classifying a galaxy in five seconds. It\'s not that I don\'t trust my peers - I just don\'t trust myself. I can barely even trust myself not to fall asleep on the bus so I don\'t miss my stop, so I definitely wouldn\'t leave it up to me to classify the galaxies in a project that scientists could later use to make the most important discoveries to date.','On the (De)Merits of Citizen Science','','publish','open','closed','','on-the-demerits-of-citizen-science','','','2013-07-18 18:55:46','2013-07-18 23:55:46','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=235',0,'post','',1),(236,25,'2013-07-18 18:55:11','2013-07-18 23:55:11','Earlier today, we took part in one of the largest crowdsourcing experiments in the world. Working through the Galaxy Zoo website, we put on our lab coats to classify galaxies, stars, and the occasional green screen with red lines on it. Doing this work, it really made me feel good. It made me feel like I was contributing to something truly special. It also made me horrified.<!--more-->\n\nI don\'t know about you, but the last time I saw someone on the news for making an important discovery, they had years of training and at least a PhD. While it is undoubtedly an honorable effort, I have to question the reliability of Galaxy Zoo\'s data. Yes, they check each photo against the opinion of hundreds, maybe even thousands of people, but one needs to keep in mind who those people are. In our case, it was a class of twenty teenagers going willy-nilly with the buttons, classifying a galaxy in five seconds. It\'s not that I don\'t trust my peers - I just don\'t trust myself. I can barely even trust myself not to fall asleep on the bus so I don\'t miss my stop, so I definitely wouldn\'t leave it up to me to classify the galaxies in a project that scientists could later use to make the most important discoveries to date.','On the (De)Merits of Citizen Science','','inherit','open','closed','','235-revision','','','2013-07-18 18:55:11','2013-07-18 23:55:11','',235,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/235-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(238,26,'2013-07-18 19:40:20','2013-07-19 00:40:20','<em>Today, we received a lecture from Dieter Hartman on gamma rays and it was a real honor to learn about GRB from him. Later that day we used something known as Galaxy Zoo to classify galaxies found from the Hubble Space Telescope and SDSS, which I\'ve had previous experience using. Although most of the images displayed were normal, there were a few images that looked quite abnormal.</em>','','','publish','open','closed','','238','','','2013-07-18 19:40:20','2013-07-19 00:40:20','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=238',0,'post','',0),(239,26,'2013-07-18 19:39:56','2013-07-19 00:39:56','<em>Today, we received a lecture from Dieter Hartman on gamma rays and it was a real honor to learn about GRB from him. Later that day we used something known as Galaxy Zoo to classify galaxies found from the Hubble Space Telescope and SDSS, which I\'ve had previous experience using. 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Our first major problem was figuring our which questions to use in our presentations. Then, we had to figure out show we will answer these questions using the data we found. One the bright side, we are close I answering one of the question so we just need to answer the others and we\'re finished. 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Every other copycat sucks.\n\nMerriam-Webster is much better than dictinary.com\n\nGoogle drive\nSkype\nNotability (best app for notes)\nTI-nspire CAS (expensive, but best calculator)\nPandora \nPages\n\n<strong>GOOD GAMES</strong>\nBattleheart \nWalking dead (free)\nNihilumbra\nZombieville 2\nDumb ways to die (free)\nBastion\n\n\n<strong>BAD GAMES</strong>\ndirty birds','Lets App Battle!','','publish','open','closed','','lets-app-battle','','','2013-07-19 13:35:59','2013-07-19 18:35:59','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=246',0,'post','',1),(247,42,'2013-07-19 13:17:12','2013-07-19 18:17:12','The Cassini spacecraft will be taking a picture of Earth through the rings of Saturn at 4:27 PM today.  Say cheese and smile between 4:27 and 4:42.\n\n&nbsp;\n\nMore information about this event is available on the NASA website:\n<h3 id=\"content_title\"><a href=\"http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2013/17jul_waveatsaturn/\">The First Interplanetary Photobomb</a></h3>\n&nbsp;','','','inherit','open','closed','','245-revision','','','2013-07-19 13:17:12','2013-07-19 18:17:12','',245,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/245-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(248,42,'2013-07-19 13:18:57','2013-07-19 18:18:57','The Cassini spacecraft will be taking a picture of Earth through the rings of Saturn at 4:27 PM today.  Say cheese and smile between 4:27 and 4:42.\n\n&nbsp;\n\nMore information about this event is available on the NASA website:\n<h3 id=\"content_title\"><a href=\"http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2013/17jul_waveatsaturn/\">The First Interplanetary Photobomb</a></h3>\n&nbsp;','','','inherit','open','closed','','245-autosave','','','2013-07-19 13:18:57','2013-07-19 18:18:57','',245,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/245-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(249,42,'2013-07-19 13:17:52','2013-07-19 18:17:52','The Cassini spacecraft will be taking a picture of Earth through the rings of Saturn at 4:27 PM today.  Say cheese and smile between 4:27 and 4:42.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\nMore information about this event is available on the NASA website:\r\n<h3 id=\"content_title\"><a href=\"http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2013/17jul_waveatsaturn/\">The First Interplanetary Photobomb</a></h3>\r\n&nbsp;','','','inherit','open','closed','','245-revision-2','','','2013-07-19 13:17:52','2013-07-19 18:17:52','',245,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/245-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(250,23,'2013-07-19 13:17:07','2013-07-19 18:17:07','Get Dropbox! Every other copycat sucks.\n\nMerriam-Webster is much better than dictinary.com\n\nGoogle drive\nSkype\nNotability (best app for notes)\nTI-nspire CAS (expensive, but best calculator)\nPandora \nPages\n\n<strong>GOOD GAMES</strong>\nBattleheart \nWalking dead\nNihilumbra\nZombieville 2\nDumb ways to die\n\n<strong>BAD GAMES</strong>\ndirty birds','Lets App Battle!','','inherit','open','closed','','246-revision','','','2013-07-19 13:17:07','2013-07-19 18:17:07','',246,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/246-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(251,2,'2013-07-19 13:20:20','2013-07-19 18:20:20','Get Dropbox! 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For example there have been previous posts about how other apps are better but the author gave no evidence. \nFor example \nNotes: noteworthy is horrible compared to what you can do with one note for example after every letter you type it automatically saves to skydrive. Also if you have a Microsoft app all your apps sync together and go hand in hand to give you a better experience.\n\nMemory: sky drive is way better then google drive and Dropbox. Although Dropbox is a worthy opponent, it is a great app, but the way Microsoft set up there apps and email is in a way that you can access many things with one account. You can get your documents even on an Xbox!!! As well as free gb as opposed to google and Dropbox in witch you pay for upgrades. \n\nOne Microsoft account can allow you to access a plethora of features like office 365 Xbox and much more.\n\nDictionary: dictionary.com is a great app. I agree Webster is good but dictionary.com is way better here\'s why. Mercian Webster cares more about the money for example you have to pay for a subscription on their website instead of the free dictionary.com also a lot of English words are there on dictionary.com. While most of websters archive is in an app that costs $12!!!!!!!!!!!! Also when you get the free dictionary.com it comes with thesaurus so it\'s a two in one to get things done faster. Finally dictionary.com poses a modern look and in all makes defining words easier with less headache so you can get back to what you were doing. While Webster has an outdated un appealing look.\nGo with the facts and get the  right apps.\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135853.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135853.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-135853.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135901.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135901.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-135901.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135907.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135907.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-135907.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','The correct apps to buy','','publish','open','closed','','the-correct-apps-to-buy','','','2013-07-19 14:13:31','2013-07-19 19:13:31','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=255',0,'post','',5),(256,33,'2013-07-19 14:02:39','2013-07-19 19:02:39','','20130719-140238.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130719-140238-jpg','','','2013-07-19 14:02:39','2013-07-19 19:02:39','',257,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-140238.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(257,33,'2013-07-19 14:02:40','2013-07-19 19:02:40','Today we had the opportunity to speak with X-Ray specialist Harvey Moseley here are some facts from his lectures he enlightened us with.\n\n	• 5 years is average life of a telescope.\n	• That is not a lot of time so scientists need to find new ways to get data faster and make satellite as efficient as possible. \n	• One of those ways was using a micro shutter.\n	• Moseley quotes, \"the best inventions are the ones that recover the best from those inevitable failures.\"\n	• Took a lot of practice and I provision to perfect observing with a 12 inch telescope on an aircraft.\n	• It may even be a better alternative to use a hit air balloon because you can get up to 100,000 feet as opposed to 30,000 feet with an aircraft. \n	• KOA was a predecessor of SOFIA Which is a different aircraft with a telescope except that KOA\'s telescope was .9 meters while SOFIA\'s was 2.5 meters\n	• \n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-140238.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-140238.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-140238.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Harvey Moseley','','publish','open','closed','','harvey-moseley','','','2013-07-19 14:02:40','2013-07-19 19:02:40','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=257',0,'post','',2),(258,2,'2013-07-19 13:59:11','2013-07-19 18:59:11','Microsoft apps have been proven better then other apps. For example there have been previous posts about how other apps are better but the author gave no evidence. \nFor example \nNotes: noteworthy is horrible compared to what you can do with one note for example after every letter you type it automatically saves to skydrive. Also if you have a Microsoft app all your apps sync together and go hand in hand to give you a better experience.\n\nMemory: sky drive is way better then google drive and Dropbox. Although Dropbox is a worthy opponent, it is a great app, but the way Microsoft set up there apps and email is in a way that you can access many things with one account. You can get your documents even on an Xbox!!! As well as free gb as opposed to google and Dropbox in witch you pay for upgrades. \n\nOne Microsoft account can allow you to access a plethora of features like office 365 Xbox and much more.\n\nDictionary: dictionary.com is a great app. I agree Webster is good but dictionary.com is way better here\'s why. Mercian Webster cares more about the money for example you have to pay for a subscription on their website instead of the free dictionary.com also a lot of English words are there on dictionary.com. While most of websters archive is in an app that costs $12!!!!!!!!!!!! Also when you get the free dictionary.com it comes with thesaurus so it\'s a two in one to get things done faster. Finally dictionary.com poses a modern look and in all makes defining words easier with less headache so you can get back to what you were doing. While Webster has an outdated un appealing look.\nGo with the facts and get the  right apps.\n- Malek<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135853.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135853.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-135853.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135901.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135901.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-135901.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a><br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135907.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-135907.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-135907.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','The correct apps to buy','','inherit','open','closed','','255-revision','','','2013-07-19 13:59:11','2013-07-19 18:59:11','',255,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/255-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(260,26,'2013-07-19 15:39:54','2013-07-19 20:39:54','','image','','inherit','open','closed','','image-5','','','2013-07-19 15:39:54','2013-07-19 20:39:54','',259,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/image11.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(261,26,'2013-07-19 15:40:03','2013-07-19 20:40:03','Check out what light really looks like!','Spectrosity ','','inherit','open','closed','','259-revision','','','2013-07-19 15:40:03','2013-07-19 20:40:03','',259,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/259-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(262,26,'2013-07-19 15:40:18','2013-07-19 20:40:18','Check out what light really looks like!<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/image11.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone size-medium wp-image-260\" alt=\"image\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/image11-300x224.jpg\" width=\"300\" height=\"224\" /></a>','Spectrosity ','','inherit','open','closed','','259-revision-2','','','2013-07-19 15:40:18','2013-07-19 20:40:18','',259,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/259-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(263,26,'2013-07-19 15:44:45','0000-00-00 00:00:00','The battle of the century!','OneNote vs Noteability ','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2013-07-19 15:44:45','2013-07-19 20:44:45','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=263',0,'post','',0),(264,20,'2013-07-19 15:45:30','2013-07-19 20:45:30','','20130719-154531.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130719-154531-jpg','','','2013-07-19 15:45:30','2013-07-19 20:45:30','',265,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-154531.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(265,20,'2013-07-19 15:45:31','2013-07-19 20:45:31','Today, Mr. Harvey Moseley talked to us about spoke to us about the James Webb Space Telescope. We also created a spectroscope which is really cool to look at light and see different colors.<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-154531.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-154531.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-154531.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Spectroscope and more.','','publish','open','closed','','spectroscope-and-more','','','2013-07-19 15:45:31','2013-07-19 20:45:31','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=265',0,'post','',1),(266,23,'2013-07-19 16:39:49','2013-07-19 21:39:49','','20130719-163947.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130719-163947-jpg','','','2013-07-19 16:39:49','2013-07-19 21:39:49','',267,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-163947.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(267,23,'2013-07-19 16:40:12','2013-07-19 21:40:12','Wow, that was a weird day today! Take a look at the beautiful picture my spectroscope established! \n\nThe spectroscope I created without WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE INSTRUCTIONS. I calibrated it by looking through the lens of the finished same and eyeballed roughly where the scale started and ended (boundaries) within the spectroscope\n\nEventually I learned that the correct way of calibration was to position the scale so that the green line is on the dashed line. However, my spectroscope was decently calibrated already :P\n\nNo offense guys, people of group one, but I think I took the best picture ;)\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164514.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164514.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-164514.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','FINALLY: some arts and crafts','','publish','open','closed','','finally-some-arts-and-crafts','','','2013-07-19 16:45:17','2013-07-19 21:45:17','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=267',0,'post','',1),(268,23,'2013-07-19 16:41:23','2013-07-19 21:41:23','','20130719-164123.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130719-164123-jpg','','','2013-07-19 16:41:23','2013-07-19 21:41:23','',267,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164123.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(269,23,'2013-07-19 16:40:13','2013-07-19 21:40:13','Wow, that was a weird day today! Take a look at the beautiful picture my spectroscope established! \n\nThe spectroscope I created without WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE INSTRUCTIONS. I calibrated it by looking through the lens of the finished same and eyeballed roughly where the scale started and ended (boundaries) within the spectroscope\n\nEventually I learned that the correct way of calibration was to position the scale so that the green line is on the dashed line. However, my spectroscope was decently calibrated already :P\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-163947.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-163947.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-163947.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','FINALLY: some arts and crafts','','inherit','open','closed','','267-revision','','','2013-07-19 16:40:13','2013-07-19 21:40:13','',267,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/267-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(270,23,'2013-07-19 16:41:26','2013-07-19 21:41:26','Wow, that was a weird day today! Take a look at the beautiful picture my spectroscope established! \n\nThe spectroscope I created without WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE INSTRUCTIONS. I calibrated it by looking through the lens of the finished same and eyeballed roughly where the scale started and ended (boundaries) within the spectroscope\n\nEventually I learned that the correct way of calibration was to position the scale so that the green line is on the dashed line. However, my spectroscope was decently calibrated already :P\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164123.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164123.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-164123.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','FINALLY: some arts and crafts','','inherit','open','closed','','267-revision-2','','','2013-07-19 16:41:26','2013-07-19 21:41:26','',267,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/267-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(271,23,'2013-07-19 16:45:15','2013-07-19 21:45:15','','20130719-164514.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130719-164514-jpg','','','2013-07-19 16:45:15','2013-07-19 21:45:15','',267,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164514.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(272,23,'2013-07-19 16:42:59','2013-07-19 21:42:59','Wow, that was a weird day today! Take a look at the beautiful picture my spectroscope established! \n\nThe spectroscope I created without WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE INSTRUCTIONS. I calibrated it by looking through the lens of the finished same and eyeballed roughly where the scale started and ended (boundaries) within the spectroscope\n\nEventually I learned that the correct way of calibration was to position the scale so that the green line is on the dashed line. However, my spectroscope was decently calibrated already :P\n\nNo offense guys, people of group one, but I think I took the best picture ;)\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164123.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130719-164123.jpg\" alt=\"20130719-164123.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','FINALLY: some arts and crafts','','inherit','open','closed','','267-revision-3','','','2013-07-19 16:42:59','2013-07-19 21:42:59','',267,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/267-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(274,25,'2013-07-19 19:35:29','2013-07-20 00:35:29','Earlier today, the NASA All-Stars tried to build their own spectrometers. What could be easier? All they needed to do was punch some shapes out of cardboard and tape down some flaps. Basic stuff, right? Oh how wrong they were. Here are teenagers who know all the tips and tricks to an iPad. They were selected as some of the brightest minds among a pool of applicants to this NASA-sponsored program. Yet, a simple piece of cardboard is their kryptonite. In light of recent events, I present to you A Brief Guide to Stumping A Teenager:<!--more-->\r\n\r\n<strong>Materials:</strong>\r\n\r\nAll you need is a piece of punch-able cardboard. If you\'re in a particularly sadistic mood, add tape.\r\n\r\n<strong>Procedure:</strong>\r\n\r\n1. Give the teens a piece of cardboard with outlined shapes to punch out.\r\n\r\n2. Watch the teens try to do it on their own, avoiding the directions at all costs.\r\n\r\n3. Watch the teens frantically scan the directions, trying to salvage a project they know is too far gone.\r\n\r\n4. Watch as the teens hang their heads and come to ask you, their stone age, technologically-inept teachers for help.\r\n\r\n5. 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They were selected as some of the brightest minds among a pool of applicants to this NASA-sponsored program. Yet, a simple piece of cardboard is their kryptonite. In light of recent events, I present to you A Brief Guide to Stumping A Teenager<!--more-->\n\n<strong>Materials:</strong> All you need is a piece of punch-able cardboard. If you\'re in a particularly sadistic mood, add tape.\n\n<strong>Procedure:</strong>\n\n1. Give the teens a piece of cardboard with outlined shapes.\n\n2. Watch the teens try to do it on their own, avoiding the directions at all costs.\n\n3. Watch the teens frantically scan the directions, trying to salvage a project they know is too far gone.\n\n4. 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If you\'re in a particularly sadistic mood, add tape.\n\n<strong>Procedure:</strong>\n\n1. Give the teens a piece of cardboard with outlined shapes.\n\n2. Watch the teens try to do it on their own, avoiding the directions at all costs.\n\n3. Watch the teens frantically scan the directions, trying to salvage a project they know is too far gone.\n\n4. Watch as the teens hang their heads and come to ask you, their stone age, technologically-inept teachers for help.\n\n5. Smile.','A Brief Guide to Stumping A Teenager','','inherit','open','closed','','274-revision-2','','','2013-07-19 19:34:32','2013-07-20 00:34:32','',274,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/274-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(451,26,'2013-07-30 15:38:39','2013-07-30 20:38:39','I can\'t believe that it has already been two weeks and a half weeks. Although my time here may not seem long, the experience of being at the University of Chicago has been great. It was always fun to come to the university to learn astronomy and how our universe works. I will truly miss my time here and I hope that I can someday learn at the university. So long, and thanks for all the fish!','Dawn of the Final Day','','publish','open','closed','','dawn-of-the-final-day','','','2013-07-30 15:41:34','2013-07-30 20:41:34','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=451',0,'post','',0),(278,36,'2013-07-18 15:45:05','2013-07-18 20:45:05','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153155.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130718-153155.jpg\" alt=\"20130718-153155.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday we skyped with Dieter Hartman. I learned a lot about about gamma radiation and gamma ray bursts. Then we learned how to classify galaxies, and classified some online. 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At the very beginning, there was only dark matter and one basic force we experience every day: gravity.\nBecause dark matter has mass, its gravity affected the dark matter around it, clumping together. These clumps grew and grew and eventually pulled in atoms to make clusters we describe as galaxies. The earliest galaxies became breeding grounds for stars.\nThus, from the basic combination of matter and a simple physical force, the universe has grown to become what we see today.','How It All Began','','publish','open','closed','','how-it-all-began','','','2013-07-22 15:39:23','2013-07-22 20:39:23','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=291',0,'post','',0),(292,33,'2013-07-22 15:41:07','2013-07-22 20:41:07','We learned so much today, we learned about SDSS which is a huge archive of data of the sky in which hundreds of thousands of galaxies are found, we learned about this by the main man himself Din York, who helped make it. 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In talking about the Chandra satellite telescope, he said the project took nearly 30 years to complete, from its conception in 1970 to the launch in July of 1999.\nThis really put all of the work scientists do into perspective for me. Someone devotes their entire life to one project, and most cannot be salvaged if something goes wrong after the initial launch. 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We learned about Chandra which is NASA\'s X-ray telescope. Did you know it took about thirty years to make!!!! People don\'t have many thirty years in their lives. But they knew it was for a better cause. Lets thank all of the astronomers who have devoted their lives to answering questions that have puzzled human intellect for ages. 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Even worse a person could spend 30 years of his life building this object only for it explode or malfunction immediately after launched.\n\nChinese people have a saying:\n人生有几多个十年？\nWhich translate to a question \"how many 10 years do humans have in their lifespan?\" which basically means \"life is short, make the most out of it\".\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130723-194124.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130723-194124.jpg\" alt=\"20130723-194124.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nOf course, If you do a project that you\'ll dedicate 10 years of your life in, you should hope that it doesn\'t just spontaneously combust in the end of it all. Yet some of these astrophysicist risk losing not 10, but 30 years of their lifetime dedicated to one project that could\'ve be constructed in vain. 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Mr. \nI loved your speech today. It was well structured and, in my opinion, this was my favorite lecture.\nThere were a lot of facts that stimulated my curiosity today, and I will submit a separate post about them later.\n\nHowever my main concern is when you said that some of these construction projects take as long as 30 years! Even worse a person could spend 30 years of his life building this object only for it explode or malfunction immediately after launched.\n\nChinese people have a saying:\n人生有几多个十年？\nWhich translate to a question \"how many 10 years do humans have in their lifespan?\" which basically means \"life is short, make the most out of it\".\n\nOf course, If you do a project that you\'ll dedicate 10 years of your life in, you should hope that it doesn\'t just spontaneously combust in the end of it all. Yet some of these astrophysicist risk losing not 10, but 30 years of their lifetime dedicated to one project that could\'ve be constructed in vain. 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Mr. \nI loved your speech today. It was well structured and, in my opinion, this was my favorite lecture.\nThere were a lot of facts that stimulated my curiosity today, and I will submit a separate post about them later.\n\nHowever my main concern is when you said that some of these construction projects take as long as 30 years! Even worse a person could spend 30 years of his life building this object only for it explode or malfunction immediately after launched.\n\nChinese people have a saying:\n人生有几多个十年？\nWhich translate to a question \"how many 10 years do humans have in their lifespan?\" which basically means \"life is short, make the most out of it\".\n\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130723-194124.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130723-194124.jpg\" alt=\"20130723-194124.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nOf course, If you do a project that you\'ll dedicate 10 years of your life in, you should hope that it doesn\'t just spontaneously combust in the end of it all. Yet some of these astrophysicist risk losing not 10, but 30 years of their lifetime dedicated to one project that could\'ve be constructed in vain. That really takes nerves of steel, in my opinion. \n\nQuote by David Mitchell (Cloud Atlas) \n\"What you did would\'ve amounted to no more than one drop in a limitless ocean\"\n\"Yet what is any Ocean, but a multitude of drops?\"<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130723-194232.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130723-194232.jpg\" alt=\"20130723-194232.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','A human\'s life does not have a lot of 30 years','','inherit','open','closed','','327-revision-3','','','2013-07-23 19:42:33','2013-07-24 00:42:33','',327,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/327-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(359,2,'2013-07-23 18:34:24','2013-07-23 23:34:24','In many of the interviews we\'ve conducted for the lessons, scientists we spoke with invoked Sputnik or the Apollo Program as watershed moments in their lives when they got turned on to science.  In recent years a few researchers have tried to determine whether this is also true for the Hubble Space Telescope, to no avail.  I have come to believe that the success of space science outreach over the last 20 years has actually rendered these \"national moments\" to be invisible to us, so we can not pinpoint the impact as precisely.\r\n\r\nIn terms of technology use we speak of millennials, or digital natives.  Is the same true for space science?  Perhaps pretty pictures from space have become so common in the visual culture that their connection to scientific research is now taken for granted, and the watershed moment no longer exists.  Or does it?\r\n\r\nHow did you get interested in science?\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Blog on this: How did you get interested in science?','','inherit','open','closed','','335-revision-5','','','2013-07-23 18:34:24','2013-07-23 23:34:24','',335,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/335-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(360,2,'2013-07-23 18:21:25','2013-07-23 23:21:25','[subscribe2]','Subscribe','','inherit','open','closed','','305-revision-2','','','2013-07-23 18:21:25','2013-07-23 23:21:25','',305,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/305-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(362,2,'2013-07-24 11:29:30','2013-07-24 16:29:30','For the 1<em><strong>2:30 session tomorrow (Thursday, July 25)</strong> </em>we will be meeting not in the usual building KPTC, but instead in a computer lab in\r\n<h3 style=\"padding-left: 30px;\"><span style=\"color: #ff0000;\"> <em> Room 018 of BSLC (Biological Sciences Learning Center)  </em></span></h3>\r\nWe will tell you more about the location and make this announcement, at today\'s session (Wednesday).\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n<strong><span style=\"color: #ff0000;\">Update!  </span>The 12:30 session will begin with a meeting with a representative from The College Admissions office. (At the BSLC computer lab).  At 3:00 in Kersten there will be a representative from College Bridge, another program.</strong>','THURSDAY new location','','publish','open','closed','','thursday-new-location','','','2013-07-25 12:45:27','2013-07-25 17:45:27','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=362',0,'post','',0),(363,2,'2013-07-24 11:29:18','2013-07-24 16:29:18','For the 1<em><strong>2:30 session tomorrow (Thursday, July 25)</strong> </em>we will be meeting not in the usual building KPTC, but instead in a computer lab in\n<h3 style=\"padding-left: 30px;\"><span style=\"color: #993300;\"> <em> Room 018 of BSLC (Biological Sciences Learning Center)  </em></span></h3>\nWe will tell you more about the location and make this announcement, at today\'s session (Wednesday).','THURSDAY new location','','inherit','open','closed','','362-revision','','','2013-07-24 11:29:18','2013-07-24 16:29:18','',362,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/362-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(364,2,'2013-07-24 11:29:30','2013-07-24 16:29:30','For the 1<em><strong>2:30 session tomorrow (Thursday, July 25)</strong> </em>we will be meeting not in the usual building KPTC, but instead in a computer lab in\r\n<h3 style=\"padding-left: 30px;\"><span style=\"color: #993300;\"> <em> Room 018 of BSLC (Biological Sciences Learning Center)  </em></span></h3>\r\nWe will tell you more about the location and make this announcement, at today\'s session (Wednesday).','THURSDAY new location','','inherit','open','closed','','362-revision-2','','','2013-07-24 11:29:30','2013-07-24 16:29:30','',362,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/362-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(365,2,'2013-07-24 02:39:20','2013-07-24 07:39:20','In many of the interviews we\'ve conducted for the lessons, scientists we spoke with invoked Sputnik or the Apollo Program as watershed moments in their lives when they got turned on to science.  In recent years a few researchers have tried to determine whether this is also true for the Hubble Space Telescope, to no avail.  I have come to believe that the success of space science outreach over the last 20 years has actually rendered these \"national moments\" to be invisible to us, so we can not pinpoint the impact as precisely.\r\n\r\nIn terms of technology use we speak of millennials, or digital natives.  Is the same true for space science? 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 Perhaps pretty pictures from space have become so common in the visual culture that their connection to scientific research is now taken for granted, and the watershed moment no longer exists.  Or does it?\r\n\r\nHow did you get interested in science?\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Blog on this: How did you get interested in science?','','inherit','open','closed','','335-revision-8','','','2013-07-24 11:40:46','2013-07-24 16:40:46','',335,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/335-revision-8/',0,'revision','',0),(368,2,'2013-07-24 11:41:04','2013-07-24 16:41:04','In many of the interviews we\'ve conducted for the lessons, scientists we spoke with invoked Sputnik or the Apollo Program as watershed moments in their lives when they got turned on to science.  In recent years a few researchers have tried to determine whether this is also true for the Hubble Space Telescope, to no avail.  I have come to believe that the success of space science outreach over the last 20 years has actually rendered these \"national moments\" to be invisible to us, so we can not pinpoint the impact as precisely.\r\n\r\nIn terms of technology use we speak of millennials, or digital natives.  Is the same true for space science? 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 Perhaps pretty pictures from space have become so common in the visual culture that their connection to scientific research is now taken for granted, and the watershed moment no longer exists.  Or does it?\r\n\r\nHow did you get interested in science?\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Blog on this: How did you get interested in science?','','inherit','open','closed','','335-revision-10','','','2013-07-24 11:42:20','2013-07-24 16:42:20','',335,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/335-revision-10/',0,'revision','',0),(373,19,'2013-07-24 15:28:38','2013-07-24 20:28:38','Today we were gathering data of our galaxy and looking closer to it .There  was many interesting things while collecting data today .Tomorrow a college admission speaker is going to come tomorrow and I\'m very excited. I got interested in science in just looking at the night sky and asking question why things occur. Then at school, I learned many things that explain why things happen.','Data !','','draft','open','closed','','','','','2013-07-24 15:37:12','2013-07-24 20:37:12','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=373',0,'post','',0),(374,23,'2013-07-24 15:27:34','2013-07-24 20:27:34','A galaxy could look red to the human eye but is actually red according to the spectrum show in the graphs and the u-r, the color could be blue! And vise versa!<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg\" alt=\"20130724-152731.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Eyes can be deceiving','','inherit','open','closed','','372-revision','','','2013-07-24 15:27:34','2013-07-24 20:27:34','',372,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/372-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(375,2,'2013-07-24 11:42:39','2013-07-24 16:42:39','In many of the interviews we\'ve conducted for the lessons, scientists we spoke with invoked Sputnik or the Apollo Program as watershed moments in their lives when they got turned on to science.  In recent years a few researchers have tried to determine whether this is also true for the Hubble Space Telescope, to no avail.  I have come to believe that the success of space science outreach over the last 20 years has actually rendered these \"national moments\" to be invisible to us, so we can not pinpoint the impact as precisely.\r\n\r\nIn terms of technology use we speak of millennials, or digital natives.  Is the same true for space science?  Perhaps pretty pictures from space have become so common in the visual culture that their connection to scientific research is now taken for granted, and the watershed moment no longer exists.  Or does it?\r\n\r\nHow did you get interested in science?\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Blog on this: How did you get interested in science?','','inherit','open','closed','','335-revision-11','','','2013-07-24 11:42:39','2013-07-24 16:42:39','',335,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/335-revision-11/',0,'revision','',0),(376,26,'2013-07-24 15:40:09','2013-07-24 20:40:09','As a response to Julia\'s question, I got into astronomy at an early age. I was about eight at the time and while skimming through my science textbook, I was awed by the images of our universe. I never imagined that there would be objects like this in our night sky and because of that, I was inspired to learn more about our universe and how it works.','The Beauty of the Universe','','publish','open','closed','','the-beauty-of-the-universe','','','2013-07-24 15:40:24','2013-07-24 20:40:24','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=376',0,'post','',1),(377,2,'2013-07-24 15:32:03','2013-07-24 20:32:03','In many of the interviews we\'ve conducted for the lessons, scientists we spoke with invoked Sputnik or the Apollo Program as watershed moments in their lives when they got turned on to science.  In recent years a few researchers have tried to determine whether this is also true for the Hubble Space Telescope, to no avail.  I have come to believe that the success of space science outreach over the last 20 years has actually rendered these \"national moments\" to be invisible to us, so we can not pinpoint the impact as precisely.\r\n\r\nIn terms of technology use we speak of millennials, or digital natives.  Is the same true for space science?  Perhaps pretty pictures from space have become so common in the visual culture that their connection to scientific research is now taken for granted, and the watershed moment no longer exists.  Or does it?\r\n\r\nHow did you get interested in science?\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Blog on this: How did you get interested in science?','','inherit','open','closed','','335-revision-12','','','2013-07-24 15:32:03','2013-07-24 20:32:03','',335,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/335-revision-12/',0,'revision','',0),(378,26,'2013-07-24 15:33:48','2013-07-24 20:33:48','','The ','','inherit','open','closed','','376-revision','','','2013-07-24 15:33:48','2013-07-24 20:33:48','',376,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/376-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(379,19,'2013-07-24 15:28:38','2013-07-24 20:28:38','Today we were gathering data again and finding interesting galaxy.','Data !','','inherit','open','closed','','373-revision','','','2013-07-24 15:28:38','2013-07-24 20:28:38','',373,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/373-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(380,20,'2013-07-24 15:36:32','2013-07-24 20:36:32','Today we gathered more information for our data graph. That is all.','Gathering more data.','','publish','open','closed','','gathering-more-data','','','2013-07-24 15:36:32','2013-07-24 20:36:32','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=380',0,'post','',1),(381,19,'2013-07-24 15:34:57','2013-07-24 20:34:57','Today we were gathering data of our galaxy and looking closer to it .There  was many interesting things while collecting data today .Tomorrow a college admission speaker is going to come tomorrow and I\'m very excited. I got interested in science basically at school, I learned many things that explain why things happen.','Data !','','inherit','open','closed','','373-revision-2','','','2013-07-24 15:34:57','2013-07-24 20:34:57','',373,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/373-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(382,19,'2013-07-24 15:37:55','2013-07-24 20:37:55','Today we were gathering data of our galaxy and looking closer to it .There was many interesting things while collecting data today .Tomorrow a college admission speaker is going to come tomorrow and I\'m very excited. I got interested in science in just looking at the night sky and asking question why things occur. 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I never imagined that there would be objects like this in our night sky and because of that, I was inspired to learn more about our universe and how it works.','The Beauty of the Universe','','inherit','open','closed','','376-revision-2','','','2013-07-24 15:39:21','2013-07-24 20:39:21','',376,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/376-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(384,26,'2013-07-24 15:40:09','2013-07-24 20:40:09','As a response to Julia\'s question, I got into astronomy at an early age. I was about eight at the time and while skimming through my science textbook, I was awed by the images of our universe. I never imagined that there would be objects like this in our night sky and because of that, I was inspired to learn more about our universe and how it works.','The Beauty of the Universe','','inherit','open','closed','','376-revision-3','','','2013-07-24 15:40:09','2013-07-24 20:40:09','',376,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/376-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(476,23,'2013-08-02 09:54:44','2013-08-02 14:54:44','Everyone should take a look at this video. It contains a lot of galactic occurrences that we would unfortunately miss out on.\n\n http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uiv6tKtoKg&amp;feature=em-subs_digest','This so awesome','','publish','open','closed','','this-so-awesome','','','2013-08-02 09:54:44','2013-08-02 14:54:44','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=476',0,'post','',3),(386,2,'2013-07-24 15:29:25','2013-07-24 20:29:25','A galaxy could look red to the human eye but is actually red according to the spectrum show in the graphs and the u-r, the color could be blue! And vise versa!\n\nWhat we see can be deceiving!\n\nA blue galaxy and a red galaxy!\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130724-152731.jpg\" alt=\"20130724-152731.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Eyes can be deceiving','','inherit','open','closed','','372-revision-2','','','2013-07-24 15:29:25','2013-07-24 20:29:25','',372,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/372-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(387,2,'2013-07-24 15:37:55','2013-07-24 20:37:55','Today we were gathering data of our galaxy and looking closer to it .There  was many interesting things while collecting data today .Tomorrow a college admission speaker is going to come tomorrow and I\'m very excited. I got interested in science in just looking at the night sky and asking question why things occur. 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Hopefully, we\'ll be able to come up with an explanation.','Unexpected Results','','publish','open','closed','','unexpected-results','','','2013-07-25 15:30:09','2013-07-25 20:30:09','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=405',0,'post','',1),(406,36,'2013-07-25 15:31:57','2013-07-25 20:31:57','<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-152152.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-152152.jpg\" alt=\"20130725-152152.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n\nToday I was on the SDSS website and I found a strangely huge quasar. The petroRad is 106.727, and the z is 1.123. I asked about it, and Mrs. Barge said that it is located about half the universe away from earth. I found another quasar that\'s z:2.295, so it is even farther away from us. 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I compared two things one was the relation between Petro-rad or size to redshift and also magnitude or model mag to redshift.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-153316.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone size-full\" alt=\"20130725-153316.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-153316.jpg\" /></a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-153325.jpg\"><img class=\"alignnone size-full\" alt=\"20130725-153325.jpg\" src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-153325.jpg\" /></a>','SDSS','','publish','open','open','','sdss','','','2013-07-26 09:36:40','2013-07-26 14:36:40','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=410',0,'post','',3),(411,19,'2013-07-25 15:34:46','2013-07-25 20:34:46','Today we were graphing data for our presentation on Tuesday  so I expect to have interesting  information to tell others. Admission speaker came in today and gave us important information about college and also how we can take college class here at the University Of Chicago . Plus it\'s  free so that awesome ! . I hope everyone applies because it\'s a great opportunity to start early.','Great day :D :O :P','','publish','open','closed','','411','','','2013-07-25 15:35:13','2013-07-25 20:35:13','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=411',0,'post','',1),(412,19,'2013-07-25 15:34:46','2013-07-25 20:34:46','Today we were graphing data for our presentation on Tuesday  so I expect to have interesting  information to tell others. Admission speaker came in today and gave us important information about college and also how we can take college class here at the University Of Chicago . Plus it\'s  free so that awesome ! . 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Today a speaker came in to talk to us about opportunities to take college level classes at the university of Chicago! \n\nThat wasn\'t the best part though. \nTake a look at a picture on the flier they handed to us:\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-154320.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-154320.jpg\" alt=\"20130725-154320.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>\n<strong>Woah there! Christian and Maya are on the flier! \nWPCP swag XD</strong>\n<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-154207.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130725-154207.jpg\" alt=\"20130725-154207.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Woah there! 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Take a look at the beautiful picture my spectroscope established!\n\nThe spectroscope I created without WITHOUT LOOKING AT THE INSTRUCTIONS. I calibrated it by looking through the lens of the finished same and eyeballed roughly where the scale started and ended (boundaries) within the spectroscope\n\nEventually I learned that the correct way of calibration was to position the scale so that the green line is on the dashed line. 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For example there have been previous posts about how other apps are better but the author gave no evidence.\nFor example\nNotes: noteworthy is horrible compared to what you can do with one note for example after every letter you type it automatically saves to skydrive. Also if you have a Microsoft app all your apps sync together and go hand in hand to give you a better experience.\n\nMemory: sky drive is way better then google drive and Dropbox. Although Dropbox is a worthy opponent, it is a great app, but the way Microsoft set up there apps and email is in a way that you can access many things with one account. You can get your documents even on an Xbox!!! As well as free gb as opposed to google and Dropbox in witch you pay for upgrades.\n\nOne Microsoft account can allow you to access a plethora of features like office 365 Xbox and much more.\n\nDictionary: dictionary.com is a great app. I agree Webster is good but dictionary.com is way better here\'s why. 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We need to ask a question about the universe and answer it using the tools from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. Currently my question is finding a relation between red-shift (another way to find distance) and apparent magnitude (another way of saying brightness in how we see the objects). that\'s all for now.\r\n-Malek','Covering Ground','','publish','open','closed','','covering-ground','','','2013-07-26 15:48:08','2013-07-26 20:48:08','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=435',0,'post','',1),(436,25,'2013-07-26 15:46:46','2013-07-26 20:46:46','Today, I was looking forward to talk to Professor York about the graphs I created during the previous workday. And, coming up to him to talk about my data, I was absolutely positive that this would be my research question for the presentation. We spent about the first 45 seconds out of our half hour-long conversation discussing the data I collected. 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They will present a question and then they will try to answer it with the data we gathered from the website. During the making of our presentation, a new question popped in my head.\nDoes the distance of the galaxy affect the size of it? \nI still have no answer for it so I will have to do some research.','Getting ready for Tuesday.','','publish','open','closed','','getting-ready-for-tuesday','','','2013-07-26 15:47:42','2013-07-26 20:47:42','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=437',0,'post','',1),(438,33,'2013-07-26 15:47:31','2013-07-26 20:47:31','Today we covered a lot of ground. we began our presentations on our questions. We need to ask a question about the universe and answer it using the tools from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. 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I came into this program with very little knowledge of astronomy, and I feel that I have learned a great deal of valuable information that I believe will help me decide what to do later on in life. I had a great time during this program, and I will miss it.','The end :\'(','','publish','open','closed','','the-end','','','2013-07-30 15:33:36','2013-07-30 20:33:36','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=464',0,'post','',0),(465,26,'2013-07-30 15:36:03','2013-07-30 20:36:03','I can\'t believe that it has already been two weeks and a half weeks. Although my time here may not seem long, the experience of being at the University of Chicago has been great. It was always fun to come to the university to learn astronomy and how our universe works. I will truly miss my time here and I hope that I can someday learn at the university.','Dawn of the Final Day','','inherit','open','closed','','451-revision-2','','','2013-07-30 15:36:03','2013-07-30 20:36:03','',451,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/451-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(466,19,'2013-07-30 15:40:08','2013-07-30 20:40:08','The best 2 weeks and a half been life changing. I see the universe in a different perception. I learned a lot  and also met cool people . I would do this again because then I would ask question and I would understand more . Thanks for all the teachers for helping us and coming to this program  and the the people who made this program happen :)','The day is ending ! 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So long, and thanks for all the fish.','Dawn of the Final Day','','inherit','open','closed','','451-revision-3','','','2013-07-30 15:38:39','2013-07-30 20:38:39','',451,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/451-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(469,33,'2013-07-30 15:41:45','2013-07-30 20:41:45','','20130730-154144.jpg','','inherit','open','closed','','20130730-154144-jpg','','','2013-07-30 15:41:45','2013-07-30 20:41:45','',470,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130730-154144.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(470,33,'2013-07-30 15:41:49','2013-07-30 20:41:49','This has been a great program and I am glad to have been apart if it and I will definitely look at the universe differently now. Thanks NASA/ UChicago!!!!!!<br /><br /><a href=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130730-154144.jpg\"><img src=\"http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/wp-content/uploads/sites/17/2013/07/20130730-154144.jpg\" alt=\"20130730-154144.jpg\" class=\"alignnone size-full\" /></a>','Closing Words','','publish','open','closed','','closing-words','','','2013-07-30 15:41:49','2013-07-30 20:41:49','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=470',0,'post','',0),(471,26,'2013-07-30 15:42:38','2013-07-30 20:42:38','I can\'t believe that it has already been two weeks and a half weeks. Although my time here may not seem long, the experience of being at the University of Chicago has been great. It was always fun to come to the university to learn astronomy and how our universe works. I will truly miss my time here and I hope that I can someday learn at the university. So long, and thanks for all the fish!','Dawn of the Final Day','','inherit','open','closed','','451-autosave','','','2013-07-30 15:42:38','2013-07-30 20:42:38','',451,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/2013/07/451-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(472,20,'2013-07-30 15:50:54','2013-07-30 20:50:54','Though today is the last day, the things we learned during the program will stay with us for the years to come. The teachers presented their ideas for future classes and the students presented their questions. We leave with a brain filled with new knowledge. The program helped me and I hope it helped the others in this program and I hope it will continue for other people in the future so the too will get the knowledge we got and even more. This is not goodbye but more of a till next time. So till next time students, teachers, and mentors. Thank you for this wonderful experience.','Last Day.','','publish','open','closed','','last-day','','','2013-07-30 15:50:54','2013-07-30 20:50:54','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=472',0,'post','',0),(484,37,'2015-01-11 02:32:54','0000-00-00 00:00:00','','Auto Draft','','auto-draft','open','closed','','','','','2015-01-11 02:32:54','0000-00-00 00:00:00','',0,'http://schoolblogs.cuip.net/2013studentallstarsone/?p=484',0,'post','',0);

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