328 research outputs found
The pale blue dot and other 'selfies' of Earth
No full textSwinburne Senior Lecturer Glen Mackie explores the history of photos taken of Earth
Swinburne Astronomy Online Graduations, October 2010
No full textSwinburne Astronomy Online graduates, October 2010. Back row: Chris Fluke and Glen Mackie (back row). Front row: Fernando Lopez Blanco, Sarah Maddison, Lee Spitler
Kawai (The Black Dogai)
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Glen William School, Clarence Town, S. Rutter's, N.S.W. [picture] /
No full textTitle from inscription below image.; In: Sketches taken in the Australian colonies, Van Diemen's Land, New Zealand and South Africa.; Also available online at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.pic-an4767732
A Search for Hydrodynamical Interaction Between the ISM and Radio Jets in IC4296
No full textThe ROSAT HRI Data set on IC 4296 has been reduced and analysed. A draft paper on the small-scale structure of x-ray emission and its relation to the radio emission has been written. Mackie left the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in September 1997 and in January 1998 he joined the staff at Carter Observatory, New Zealand. Mackie is currently (May 1998) upgrading computer software at Carter to run IRAF-PROS and XSPEC x-ray software packages in order to reduce and analyze archival ROSAT PSPC data on IC 4296. The PSPC results are needed to investigate the hot gas temperature and abundance properties that will be used in conjunction with the radio jet properties to determine the hydrodynamical interaction status of IC 4296, and finalize the results of a research paper
STaRS: Space Science Teaching and Resource Site
No full textAbstractA World Wide Web site has been developed by astronomers and educators at Carter Observatory. STaRS is the Space science Teaching and Resource Site (www.vuw.ac.nz/~mackie/STaRS.html) and its objectives are to (1) present astronomy investigations for 8 to 12 year olds and (2) promote topical astronomy and space science studies for a general audience. The educational investigations drawn from local and international sources and the resources provided to teachers are described. The structure and content of the general audience pages are summarised. Details of site promotion and usage and critical comment from users and educators are given.</jats:p
Swinburne Astronomy Online Graduations, September 2012
No full textSwinburne Astronomy Online graduations, September 2012. Left to right: Robert Yeoh, Dr Glen Mackie, Cristian Chavez, A/Prof Alister Graham and Sharon Harnett
Swinburne Astronomy Online Graduations, October 2009
No full textSwinburne Astronomy Online graduations, October 2009. Top row: John Field, Master Martin Azzopardi and Dr Glen Mackie. Bottom row: Master Marilyn Head and Dr Sarah Maddison
Students at Sicamous School on C.P.R. Hill
No full textBack Row: Gordon Mackie, Ronnie Humphreys, Eileen Page, Janet Brennen, Velma Sandstrom, Jackie MacDonald, Shirley Norwood, Allan McKay, Glen McKay, Miss Cunliffe (teacher). Middle Row: Norman Mackie, Ralph Humphreys, Freddie Belding, Billy Belding. Front Row: Barbara Holoday, Bernice MacKay, Sophie Featherstonehaw, Vera Featherstonehaw, Joyce Norwood (?).PH note: Originally ingested 20171207. Global edit applied 20191010, with correct accessIdentifier: SICA_01_10
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