How To Use Huygens In A Sentence
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Statement by Constantijn Huygens, Secretary to Frederick Henry, Stadholder of the States of Holland, pertaining to his encounters with Johan Torrentius, translated from the Latin
The Stream and The Torrent
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A similarly shaped boundary for a glass lens in air was deduced by both Descartes and Huygens.
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Data from the Cassini-Huygens mission were just amazing.
Candid Comments on the Constellation Program - NASA Watch
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If so, ESA's Huygens spaceprobe could well be heading for a splashdown when it parachutes to the moon's surface in January 2005.
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Christian Huygens, Dutch scientist and astronomer, was born at The Hague the son of a poet.
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Huygens' data provide strong evidence for liquids flowing on Titan.
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One such question has to do with the composition of the atmosphere as observed by Huygens.
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The planet was only just beginning to come into focus, in the metaphorical sense: The Dutch astronomer Christiaan Huygens had just recently revealed Saturn's rings and its first known moon, Titan.
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The Titan probe was named Huygens in honour of the Dutch astronomer who discovered Titan in 1655.
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Evidence of methane rainfall came from Huygens's images of the surface, which showed sinuous, branching channels extending from relatively bright highlands to a tarry plain.
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The thrilling flyby of the ring system that Cassini-Huygens will accomplish following Saturn Orbit Insertion prefigures the exciting encounters that are to come in the four-year mission.
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A corollary to this proposition goes further by pointing out that, as the radius of the sphere is increased indefinitely, its surface approaches a plane surface and the law of the hypocycloidal asymptotically approaches Huygens's law of the cycloidal pendulum.
Newton's Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
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Huygens believed that a pendulum swinging in a large are would be more useful at sea and he invented the cycloidal pendulum with this in mind.
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Van Huygens began his naval career as a fighter pilot.
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Twenty days after being jettisoned by its mother ship, the Huygens space probe plunged through the hazy atmosphere of Titan early Friday morning and landed on the Saturn moon.
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It built on foundations due to Newton and Huygens who had put forward the theory that the Earth was an oblate spheroid.
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The yellow outline and magenta cross mark the best guess of the RADAR team at the location of the Huygens DISR images.
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Vims made its observations during the close fly-by of Phoebe by Cassini-Huygens on 11 June 2004.
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This permitted the use of high magnifications, leading to Huygens's discovery of Saturn's largest moon, Titan, in 1655.
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Pioneer, Voyager, Viking, Galileo, Cassini-Huygens, MER, etc., etc., etc. have all demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt that space scientists can keep food on the table and a roof over their heads without humans in space.
Candid Comments on the Constellation Program - NASA Watch
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In the end, there was no end to the strife, though neither Hooke nor Huygens produced a true marine timekeeper.
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Huygens attempts for the first time in this work to study the dynamics of bodies rather than particles.
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We wish to compare the modern formula for curvature with Huygens's expression of ratios.
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Huygens' ground track marches inexorably to the east, though the descent is now getting much steeper.
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Huygens has been built to survive an impact both on hard ice or a splashdown in a sea of lighter fuel.
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Van Huygens began his naval career as a fighter pilot.
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Newton recognized this concern and addressed it in Propositions 48 through 52 by extending Huygens's theory of the cycloidal pendulum to cover the hypocycloidal pendulum ” that is, a cycloidal path produced when the generating circle rolls along the inside of a sphere instead of along a flat surface.
Newton's Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica
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Both Exomars and MSL are big ticket items (MSL at $2 billion) - the last one was supposed to be Cassini-Huygens ...
Another Mars Mission Slips To The Right - NASA Watch
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Huygens has taken seven years to reach Titan, the second largest satellite in the solar system, and the only one with an atmosphere.
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The Huygens probe, built and managed by the European Space Agency, is bolted to Cassini and fed electrical power through an umbilical cable.
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Huygens discovered the law of refraction to derive the focal distances of lenses.
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The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, ESA and the Italian Space Agency (ASI).
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Cassini has begun to transmit data from the Huygens transmitters aboard the orbiter!
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During its circuitous voyage, Cassini-Huygens clocked up almost two and a quarter billion miles as it looped across space to the outer solar system.
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ESA's Huygens probe, arriving at Titan in 2005, will help find answers.
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On Christmas day, Cassini will jettison the Huygens probe, severing the electronic umbilical link.
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We also went back to the 1600s to find signatures on letters written by Cassini and Christian Huygens.
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A paper posted Dec. 11 on the arXiv.org site lays out some intriguing ideas on future missions to Saturn following Cassini-Huygens.
Saturn's Hexagon Endures! | Universe Today
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If this burn does not take place successfully, Cassini-Huygens will fly by Saturn, never to return.
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In 1990 she was selected as the Imaging Team leader for the Cassini-Huygens mission, which is ongoing, and Director of the Cassini Imaging Central Laboratory for OPerationS (CICLOPS).
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But the combination of temperature and air pressure has liquefied the methane, and the first images sent back from Huygens seem to show streams, rivers, and lakes of the stuff.
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We wish to compare the modern formula for curvature with Huygens's expression of ratios.
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It is pointed out that in the consideration of single secondary source, the reverse wave motion Huygens' principle can be thought right, while taking it as sole migrating principle is wrong.
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In other wet news, the Cassini-Huygens probe successfully buzzed Saturns moon Enceladus yesterday at a height of 50 kilometers (30 miles) and a speed of 14.4 kilometers per second (32,000 miles per hour).
Water, water…. somewhere? « Imaginary Potential
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Christian Huygens, Dutch scientist and astronomer, was born at The Hague the son of a poet.
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Images collected during the Cassini-Huygens close fly-by of Saturn's moon Phoebe give strong evidence that the tiny moon may be rich in ice and covered by a thin layer of darker material.
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Like the Arizona desert, the Huygens landing site has steep hills, arroyos or dry gullies choked with sediment, and dry flat valleys where liquid pools.
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Huygens' clocks, which tended to lose only 15 seconds a day, were a vast improvement over earlier timekeepers.
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Fully fueled, Cassini - Huygens weighed about 5,500 kilograms and stood 6.8 meters tall.
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The propagation formula of the cross-spectral density of partially coherent flattened Gaussian Beam(PCFGB) through ABCD optical system was derived using Huygens-Fresnel diffraction integral formula.
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The descent profile provides the important link between measurements made by instruments on the Huygens probe and the Cassini orbiter.
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Around 1675, Huygens developed the balance wheel and spring assembly.
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Their recent and most spectacular success was the landing of the Huygens space probe on Saturn's largest moon Titan, sending back pictures of far more interesting landscape than the scientists had expected.
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It consists of two parts - the Cassini orbiter and the Huygens probe.
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Huygens stated that an expanding sphere of light behaves as if each point on the wave front were a new source of radiation of the same frequency and phase.
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A new 7th podcast will be released next week that introduces the solar system as seen by the Venus Express, Mars Express, Rosetta, Cassini-Huygens, SoHO and Cluster.
Explore the Universe with Science@ESA | Universe Today
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This recording is a laboratory reconstruction of the sounds heard by Huygens' microphones.
