Lecture on Zodiac Signs is Here
There is really huge diversity in the Universe...
There are stars...
There are megaliths...
And much more...
This page is intended to bring some information on the things
-- I am interested in (both scientifically and personally),
-- the students should be interested in (lectures, exercises etc.).
Since I am extremely lazy creature I shall be maintaining my www resources in
English language only. Moreover, writing in html is much too difficult.
Below I post several pictures of the partial solar eclipse occured on Jan 4, 2011.
These frames are ordered according to the time of acquisition and were taken at
09:03, 09:08, 09:18, 09:53, 10:04, and 10:17, respectively.
The eclipse started at 08:08, reached the deepest phase at 09:29, and terminated at 10:57.
(All dates are given in local time).
Here
is the manuscript of the lectures (given in summer semester of 2013) on
Pulsating stars, globular clusters and evolution of Galaxy
Here
is the manuscript of my
lectures in galactic astronomy
(written in Polish).
It is in the PostScript format. The text is still being developed and new chapters
will be added every week or so. Students should expect frequent updates.
Current version (of Jun 7) is obligatory for all students wanting to
pass examination.
Here
is the first
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
Here
is the second
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
Here
is the third
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
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Here
are the data for the first exercise.
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Here
are the data for the second exercise.
Here
is the fourth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
Here
is the fifth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
Here
is the sixth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
Here
is the seventh
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
Here
is the eighth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
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Here
are the data for the third exercise.
Here
is the ninth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
galactic astronomy.
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Here
are the data for the second exercise.
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Here
are the data for the third and fourth exercises.
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Here
are the data for the fifth exercise.
Here
is the first
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the second
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the third
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the fourth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the fifth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the sixth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the seventh
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the eighth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
extragalactic astronomy.
Here
is the manuscript of my
lectures on the programming in C
(written in Polish).
It is in the PostScript format. The text is almost finished.
Here
is the first
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the second
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the third
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the fourth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the fifth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the sixth
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the seventh
set of exercises
to the lectures in
C programming.
Here
is the first
set of exercises
to the workshop in
C programming.
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Here
are the data for the first exercise.
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Here
are the data for the second exercise.
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Here
are the data for the third exercise.
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Here
are the data for the fourth exercise.
Here
is the second
set of exercises
to the workshop in
C programming.
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Here
are the data for the first exercise.
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Here
are the data for the second exercise.
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Here
are the data for the third exercise.
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Here
are the data for the fourth exercise.
Here
is a gallery of the
CCD pictures
of different astrophysical objects
taken at the
Bialkow Observatory
using 0.6-meter telescope
equipped with the CCD camera.
Here
is the place with my resources about
Danish prehistoric sites
covering Late
Stone, Bronze, Iron, and Viking Ages. Right now there is only a small sample
of pictures I have taken in Danmark during the first 'observational season'
(from Aug to Dec 2003). This sample consists of 779 pictures arranged according to
the time of their aquisition. However, the full set comprises some 4000 pictures.
There is no description. It will appear in (near) future.
Here
is very nice
mosaic
made of some pictures of Danish stone barrows. Only one
object is shown on more than one photograph. I wonder if you can identify it and
find appropriate photos?
Created and maintained by Grzegorz Kopacki. Updated on Jan 5, 2011.
