Difference between revisions of "Ms. Barge"
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| − | | [[image:Seagull Nebula BRC27.jpg|250px]] || This image is the Seagull Nebula, where BRC 27 is located. <br> BRC 27 is located on the bottom right of the picture, where it looks like a bite is taken out of the yellow cloud. A C-shaped bright rim. || | + | | [[image:Seagull Nebula BRC27.jpg|250px]] || This image is the Seagull Nebula, where BRC 27 is located. <br> BRC 27 is located on the bottom right of the picture, where it looks like a bite is taken out of the yellow cloud. A C-shaped bright rim. || |
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| + | | [[image:BRC_34_%26_38_Locations_S.JPG|250px]] || This image is the IC1396, a huge nebula in the constellation Cepheus, in the northern sky. <br> | ||
| + | It shows the location of BRC 34 & 38. || [[image:Elephant_Trunk_Nebula_Location.JPG|250px]] | ||
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[[image:Brc38.png|250px]] This is a closeup of BRC 38. I read a lot about this BRC, so I feel a special connection to it!! <br> | [[image:Brc38.png|250px]] This is a closeup of BRC 38. I read a lot about this BRC, so I feel a special connection to it!! <br> | ||
It is located near the constellations of the winter circle, in the southern sky. [[image:BRC_27_Location.jpg|250px]] | It is located near the constellations of the winter circle, in the southern sky. [[image:BRC_27_Location.jpg|250px]] | ||
Revision as of 03:15, 23 May 2012
I love Astronomy and Earth Science and I am lucky enough to teach these two subjects at Walter Payton high school in Chicago.
I am very excited to be part of this research team. I think of the world in images so it always helps me to see pictures of the part of the sky we are studying.
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This image is the Seagull Nebula, where BRC 27 is located. BRC 27 is located on the bottom right of the picture, where it looks like a bite is taken out of the yellow cloud. A C-shaped bright rim. |
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This image is the IC1396, a huge nebula in the constellation Cepheus, in the northern sky. It shows the location of BRC 34 & 38. ||
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