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Astronomy and cosmology

Astronomy

• Alfvén resonator
• Fermion Ball - [1][2]
• Habitable Planets for man - a book by Stephen Dole and Isaac Asimov. [3][4][5]
• Orbital normal - unit vector perpendicular to the orbital plane; probably a dictdef.
• Orbital seasons - seasons caused by a planet in an eccentric orbit moving closer to and further from its sun.
• Projection effect (astronomy) (2011) - superluminal motion, retrograde motion of the planets, optical double, &c.
• Rock comet (2012) - In the Physical characteristics and meteor shower section of 3200 Phaethon, it says 'Phaethon has been referred to as a "rock comet".'

I made an article on it. Is it something like you wanted? exoplanetaryscience (talk) 00:45, 8 February 2014 (UTC)

• Speculations about methods for mankind to survive after future catastrophic events in the evolution of the Solar System and the Universe (2011) - perhaps just call it Human survival, as a contrast to Human extinction? We do have Space and survival and Geoengineering.
• List of celestial objects according to size (2012) - as I've read articles on this site about moons of other planets, they mention it's size (i.e. Pluto is the 10th largest known object in the solar sytem). I tried and I could not find a list of objects according to size that included all of the moons of all planets and dwarf planets.

there's already a Wikipedia article like this, titled "List of Solar System objects by size". I think this is what you're looking for. 142.136.145.221 (talk) 22:45, 7 February 2014 (UTC)

• Light Lag (2012) - This is more of a lead in to an idea I had about future military space tactics, when light lag over a distance would prove a problem for different sides trying to gage enemy strength, direction, and numbers if/when FTL travel is possible. Example - military force A attempts to make their force look larger to military force B than it is so they would, say, exit FTL at four light hrs from a target, remain there for one hour, FTL to a distant location for a period of time, then FTL back to only five light minutes to the target, at the same instant that their original light is ariving from their original exit from FTL, giving the impresion that there are twice as many vessels exiting FTL than there actualy are. This could be duplicated as many times as nessesary. However, due to degridation of light over distances (distance from points A to B is the same between B to C, though light intencity is not half that of A to B, but intead 1/4 between B to C) it could be detected with sensitive enough equipment. Sorry, but there are no reliable sources for this yet. Also, this would be more suited for a Military Sci-Fi section than here, based on the examples you gave.
• Conjectures for the Origin of Universe (2013) - A list containing various existing conjectures for origin of Universe.

--Timeline of cosmology is a long list of various theories through history. The current, established theory is the Big Bang. -- Gorthian (talk) 20:42, 2 September 2013 (UTC)

• There us a program called CHView that seems to no longer be under development where you could model an interstellar civilization against an accurate 3D map of the local stars. The link is: http://www.nova.org/~sol/chview/ .

Cosmology, galactic and extragalactic astronomy

• Bright galaxy - [6]; alt.: Galaxy luminosity
• Cometary globule
• Dark Magnetism - New Scientist magazine issue no. 2867 June 2012 pp.36-39
• Diffuse X-ray background
• Free Lunch Theory - [7] The site you have given has the article, but the information is no longer available. All information on this topic does not fit the section here.
• k-essence - [8]
• Optical transient - [9]
• Relativistic reflection - [10]
• Toomre Q parameter - [11]
• Superwind - APOD, ArXiv, Caltech
• Finite Theory of the Universe, Dark Matter Disproof and Faster-Than-Light Speed - [12]

Solar and stellar astronomy

• Fossil field
• Helium-weak star (2010) - [13]
• Hyder flare (2011) - [14]
• Hydrogen-deficient star (2010) - [15]
• Modern Minimum (2011) - based on articles like this from Nat Geo, is it time to start solar minimum counterpart to the Modern Maximum, understanding that this is still very much a prospective thing? Term is not in use describing present-day.
• Projected separation (2011) - of double stars. Could be included with projection effect.
• Slowing pulsating B stars (SPB) (2012) - [16]
• Superhump (2011) - [17]
• z branch, banana branch (2006) - [18]
• White hypergiant (2012) - There are no reliable sources for this.
• Electric Universe Theory (2012) - [19] [20] [21]
• what is the furtherest man made signal from earth, how far is it? ( voyager 1 being the furtherest man made object )
• Tidal truncation radius - Oort Cloud tidal effects
• Stern–Levison parameter - Is it big enough to be a planet? Some articles (Clearing the neighbourhood, Dwarf planet, IAU definition of planet, 90377 Sedna) refer to the Stern–Levison parameter, which is >>1 for planets (typically >1), and <<1 for dwarf planets (typically <1). Happily there seem not be any objects with Λ ≈ 1.

Individual objects

• Local Velocity Anomaly (2009) - [22][23][24]
• Mare Parvum, Mare Novum, Mare Struve, Palus Nebularum (2011) - [25]
• Shravishthā (2012) - (traditional Indian constellations)
• Sathabhishaj (2012) - (traditional Indian constellations)
• Taurus-Auriga complex (2012) - [26]
• Tucana-Horologium association (2012) - [27]
• 2013 JX28 (2013) - [28], an object in the solar system with the 2nd closest semi-major axis.

This was a request from long ago by me, to fulfill a requirement I doubted would ever happen,

How young I was then.

500+ edits and more than a year later, it seems like yesterday that I learned how HTML worked...

exoplanetaryscience (talk) 03:12, 9 February 2014 (UTC)

Organizations, observatories, telescopes, and surveys

• List of public observatories (2011)
• Astrophysics Source Code Library (ASCL) Site | AAS 194 presentation | AAS 219 presentation | ADASS presentation (oral) | ADASS oral pre-print | ADASS presentation (poster) | ADASS poster pre-print | iSTGW article
• Società Astronomica Italiana (2011) – [29]
• Sheshan Radio Telescope. Radio telescope with a diameter of 65 meters is scheduled to be finished by September 2012. [30]
• Chinese Spectral Radio Heliograph (CSRH). [31] [32]
• Stellar Observation Network Group (SONG). SONG is an initiative to construct a global network of 1-m class robotic telescopes. [33] [34] [35]

Journals and trade publications

• American Recycler Newspaper - [36]
• Arnoldia - journal of Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University; [37]
• Bioanalysis (journal) - [38]
• BioFuels Journal - [39]
• Citation Classic - [40]
• Digital Video (magazine) - American trade publication; published by NewBay Media; ISSN 1541-0943; {{OCLC|773019651}; [41]
• Future Medicinal Chemistry - [42]
• International Journal of Privacy and Health Information Management [43]
• International Journal of Product Development (IJPD) - [44]
• International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics
• Los Alamos Science
• Lunar and Planetary Science
• Pediatric Annals - ISSN 0090-4481; OCLC 1772141; [45]; published monthly by Slack Incorporated ([46]), a part of The Wyanoke Group ([47]); journal is indexed in Science Citation Index, ProQuest, Scopus, et al.; September 2010 issue is "Volume 39; Number 9" (so it has been around for a while)
• Urology Times - ISSN 0093-9722; OCLC 149664581; published by Advanstar Communications; [48]
• Chinese Physics C - ISSN 1674-1137; published by IOP Publishing in partnership with the Chinese Physical Society, the Institute of High-Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Modern Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences [49]
• Communications in Theoretical Physics - ISSN 0253-6102; published by IOP Publishing in partnership with the Chinese Physical Society [50]
• Fluid Dynamics Research - ISSN 0169-5983; published by IOP Publishing in partnership with the Japan Society of Fluid Mechanics [51]
• Journal of Breath Research - ISSN 1752-7155; published by IOP Publishing[52]
• Journal of Neural Engineering - ISSN 1741-2560; published by IOP Publishing[53]
• Nuclear Fusion journal - ISSN 0029-5515; published by IOP Publishing and the International Atomic Energy Agency[54]
• Physiological Measurement - ISSN 0967-3334; published by IOP Publishing and Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine [55]
• Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion - ISSN 0741-3335; published by IOP Publishing [56]
• Plasma Science and Technology - ISSN 1009-0630; published by IOP Publishing [57]

Materials science

• Forming Limit Stress Diagram (FLSD) - An alternative for a "Forming limit diagram (FLD)" what becomes more and more popular due to process-combination
• AMTIR - thermally transparent glass material used in infrared sensing
• asbestos destruction - (non-thermal, chemical-physical process
• bismuth antimony telluride cited in a Science article as a thermoelectric material)
• COREX - steel-making process
• Dipolar tensor
• Indigbo  – type of hardwood
• kentchin - strongest metal in the universe
• Laser flash - method for measuring thermal diffusivity
• Lichtenberg's alloy aka Onion's fusible alloy- low melting point alloy invented by Georg Christoph Lichtenberg, pl:Stop Lichtenberga
• MMPDS - (Metallic Materials Properties Development and Standardization):an authoritative source for aerospace component design related to alloys and fasteners.
• Milk Fiber - fiber for yarn made of milk
• Nickel Steel - development of Nickel Steel alloy in early part of 20th century, especially as a technological advancement in the manufacture of firearms, such as the U.S. 1903 Springfield Rifle beginning in the 1920's which previously was made of an inferior heat treated steel. Include the composition of this alloy and historical information of its industrial use through present time.
• Nicola Spaldin - Prof. Dr. Nicola Spaldin received numerous prizes (e.g. James C. McGroddy Prize for New Materials) for her excellent contribution to Material Science, notably in the field of multiferroics.
• Pluriball
• Radiative heater conversion - it would be an article about a fossil fuel burner to electric heater conversion for ecological purposes
• Russeting early metal treatment
• Scanning transmission x-ray microscopy (STXM)
• Scheil reaction diagram - or Scheil reaction scheme; possibly make a section in Phase diagram and a redirect
• Schmid's Law - or Schmid Factor; possibly make a section in Critical resolved shear stress - When a single crystal is deformed under a tensile stress, it is observed that plastic deformation occurs by slip on well-defined parallel crystal planes given by τ = σ cos Φ cos λ where cos Φ cos λ is the Schmid Factor. See http://www.engineeringarchives.com/les_matsci_schmidslaw.html, http://www.mse.ncsu.edu/research/zhu/Class-Teaching/MSE200/Lecture8-Sept21.pdf, and http://academic.uprm.edu/pcaceres/Courses/MechMet/MET-3A.pdf
• Seranite - Ceramic used in wedding rings
• Slippery Liquid-Infused Porous Surfaces (SLIPS)
• temperature dependent fluorescence
• Thermo-Calc
• vermicular graphite
• wear coefficient
• Technical Plastic
• Boron fiber
• ausforming - thermomechanical process
• Guinier-Preston zones

• hydrophilic cotton

Physical science

A–M

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• Keplerate - a structure containing both Platonic and Archimedean solids, one inside the other (not a Kepler solid)
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• Template:Req - Elizabeth Ann Rauscher, regarding her article on Consciousness and the New Physics (her site)
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• Template:Req - Unit of measure used in medicine. Does it stand for "milli-centiliter"; that is, does it equal 1/100,000 L?
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N–Z

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Scientists and people in science

Astronomers

• List of amateur astronomers (req. 2012-02-14) Distinguished amateurs and their accomplishments
• Binjacka - zaboravljeni potok
• James Steven Bullock - [63]
• Keivin Burns (req. 2012-02-24) – [64]
• Duvone Dale - NASA; [65]
• Bernard H. Dawson (1890–1960) - Argentina
• Franjo Dominko - See sl:Franjo Dominko
• Jean Gay
• Zain Gillani
• Ronald G. Giovanelli - Australia
• Kathryn Gray - youngest person to discover a supernova
• Michael G. Hauser
• Cyril Hazard
• Erik Holmberg (astronomer) (1908–2000) - Swedish
• Martin Horky Czech opponent of Galileo in 1610
• Peter Jalowiczor - amateur astronomer who discovered four exoplanets with his home computer [66]; HD 31253 b, HD 218566 b, HD 177830 c and HD 99492 c
• Muraoka Kenji
• Savvas Michael Koushiappas - creationist cosmology
• Paul Kustaanheimo - [67]
• Francis Preserved Leavenworth
• Duncan Lorimer
• Stephen Maran
• Maura McLaughlin
• Karl Müller (Czech astronomer) - [68]; Karl Müller is disambiguation page; Karl Müller (astronomer) is redirected to Gustav Müller (full name: Karl Hermann Gustav Müller)
• Friedrich Wilhelm Opelt - [69] (in German)
• Galianni Pasquale
• Damian Peach
• Frans Pretorius
• Pavla Ranzinger
• Darren Reed (astronomer) - computational cosmology (Darren Reed already used for baseballer)
• Jorge Sahade - [70]
• John M. Scalo
• Kevin Schawinski (co-founder of Galaxy Zoo)
• Qutb eddin Shirazi
• Steinn Sigurdsson
• Bruce Slee
• Larry Soderblom - NASA/JPL imaging scientist on Voyager, Pathfinder, etc.
• Zdeněk Švestka - Czech solar physicist[71] (1925–2013)
• Gonzalo Tancredi
• Radó von Kövesligethy - see Swedish, Polish Wikipedia; one of the most important in his age in his field; years before Planck, he got similar results on black body radiation with his different formula! Together with Imre Izsák he is the most important missing Hungarian scientist not alive!
• Andrew Ronald Zentner

Lunar crater eponyms

See List of craters on the Moon

• Maurice Darney
• Ernest Debes
• Georg Samuel Doerfel
• Ferdinand Ellerman
• Georges Furner
• Nicholas Erasmus Golovin
• Friedrich Hayn
• Peter Hédervári
• Wladimir Wáclav Heinrich
• Grigory Moiseevich Kramarov
• Lê Nguyên V– possible hoax: no such crater
• Tim Rawding– possible hoax: no such crater
• Augustine Riccius
• Giovanni Antonio Rocca
• Joel Shamel Alexander Rogers– possible hoax: no such crater
• Georg Schomberger
• Heinrich Schlüter
• Herbert Schneller
• Nikolaj Ivanovich Tikhomirov
• Vitol'd Karlovic Tseraskiy - (Ceraski)
• Nikolaj Yakovlevich Tsinger - (Zinger)
• Mikhail Anatol'evich Vil'ev
• Leonid Alexandrovich Voskresenskiy
• Kiragu Wachira - possible hoax: no such crater
• Zachariah Walker – possible hoax: Walker crater is named for Joseph A. Walker
• Georgiy Sergeevich Zhiritskiy

See the NASA Lunar Atlas for crater nomenclature.

Earth scientists

• Pantó György - Geochemical scientist
• Vilen Andreyevich Zharikov - geologist
• Richard G. Gordon - Geophysicist; winner of the Arthur L. Day Medal
• Chan Lung Sang - Earth Scientist; Professor at the [University of Hong Kong]
• Phillip A. Murry - American paleontologist

Other scientists

Please check Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biography if you're not sure your scientist is a natural scientist.

• Jose Roberto Trujillo  – PhD in neurology and molecular virology from Harvard. Founder and CEO of Trubios LLC, a US-based biotechnology services company focused on the Latin American region offering customized clinical research, commercialization, and venture capital solutions. Also, president and founder of The Medical Sciences Foundation on behalf of the Americas, a young non-profit organization created to promote medical sciences and general health education in Latin America and the Caribbean Basin. [72] [73] [74]
• William Baker Fahnestock  – Nineteenth century scientist. Known for publications on mesmerism.
• Ninian Marshall  – Scientist that tried to explain the biologic interation of the natural move of the matter to their next resonating state and the Clairvoyance of people who has the power to see the future.
• Norris Alderson - Associate Commissioner of Science, FDA
• Carl Disch - [75]
• Glenn Alan Gaesser - a professor of University of Virginia who specialises in exercise physiology and director of the kinesiology program in the Curry School of Education and writes several books about dieting and obesity
• Giacchino Giuliani - seismologist who predicted the L'Aquila earthquake but was told by Italian gov. to stop warning people
• Vadim N. Gladyshev - biochemist (Ph.D.), Professor, Director of the Redox Biology Center, University of Nebraska–Lincoln; outstanding achievements in research and discovery in the experimental biochemistry, computational biology and biomedical redox biology; contribution to the understanding of genetic organization; presented with the ORCA Award
• Pantó György - geochemical scientist
• Riitta Hari - neuroscientist, foreign member of the United States National Academy of Sciences
• William Alan Jeffrey
• Henry Guard Knaggs - (1832-1908) one of the best-known Victorian entomologists, editor of leading publications in the field. See The Aurelian Legacy: British Butterflies and Their Collectors, Michael A. Salmon, Peter Marren, Basil Harley, 2000
• Jani Macari Pallis (Jani Pallis) - professor of sports science, principal on NASA's "Aerodynamics in Sports" project
• Steven Phillipson - licensed clinical psychologist (Ph.D.) in New York City, world renowned for his treatment of OCD, especially Pure-O
• Bernard Wood (paleoanthropologist) - Bernard Wood is article on British geophysicist
• Katsuyuki Ooyama - (1929-2006) Japanese American meteorologist [76]

Other

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The Charles Experiement

People

• Sergiu Gorun
• Kona Nigari
• Paul Tournal
• Drako Oho Zarhazar - alias of British man with almost no short-term memory
• Santosh Takale - Indian Scientist working in Science Communication, Youth Empowerment & Specialized in Nuclear Technology.

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Non-people topics

• Units of Area - a list of units measuring area, similar to the Unit of length article, be sure to include both SI and US Customary systems. 'Category:Units of area' should be helpful.
• SimPheny - a format for representing genetics networks for easy computational access
• ɯe - a project having to do with transitioning to an alternative energy source besides coal to save the planet
• 2011 Texas Drought
• 3D visual haptizing
• Aigues-Mortes saltworks
• Autoimmune-Protocol (A protocol using diet and lifestyle to manage autoimmune diseases.)
• batterybhai.com - online battery store in India; [77]
• Bill S. 517
• bimodal structure - bimodal structure of what?
• Canadian Conservation Congress, 1906
• Cancer Vaccine Collaborative - at 2012-01-17, redirects to cancer vaccine
• Chemo Man - a mnemonic for remembering chemotherapeutic toxicities; originally copyrighted by Med Source; valuable and easy-to-remember tool greatly simplifying complex toxicities
• Chews 4 Health - the only chewable and edible product on the market that contains four Super Fruits, four sea vegetables, four antioxidents, and contains no artificial flavoring; (Note: I am not trying to avertise this food product, just stating the need for an article to be made about it.)
• coffee cherry - the coffee entries have VERY little information about this part of the plant. For example, what does it taste like? Is it used for anything? If not, why not?
• cognit space - a theory of how the human mind works presented at the quantum interaction 2011 conference that combines psychology, quantum mechanics, evolution and neuroscience and offers an explanation on sleep, dreams, consciousness and split brain patients
• cuttlefish casting - like sand casting with cuttlebone for matrix, traditional technique
• Demeter wool
• deoxyadenosol
• dictionary of Native American to English words
• diminutive male or parasitic male - [78]
• DNA Ark
• Dowker-Kent critique
• emergent science or emerging science - [79]
• effective model - science often talks of creating an "effective model" of something. What are they? Why are they usefull? Examples?
• fulminant shock
• Gaius Caesius Prototypus
• Georgia Ghost Hunters - [80]
• G82 - German modification of M82
• Hatch-Slack hypothesis
• intra-familial organ transplants
• instrumental effect
• Kidskull Mountain - science?
• Lime Verbena a hybrid plant of lemon verbena
• List of nations by proven aluminium reserves
• List of nations by proven coal reserves
• List of nations by proven copper reserves
• List of nations by proven gold reserves
• List of nations by proven iron reserves
• List of nations by proven manganese reserves
• List of nations by proven titanium reserves
• List of nations by proven tungsten reserves
• List of Seekers (novel series) characters
• List of weather forecast models
• Portal:Materials science
• molecular paleontology
• molecular sciences
• nonlinear science
• numerical science or Numerical sciences
• orders of magnitude (viscosity)
• orders of magnitude (weight)
• oxygen isotope curve
• potato-wart disease
• prediction of natural hazard events
• Psalter map - ancient map, there are already scanned images in WP commons
• place memory
• Pincer Grasp
• rehabilitation science
• sanguinity - a measure a familial proximity (application in biology (genetics), law, etc.)
• SCOAP3 initiative - open-access initiative for high-energy particle physics, spearheaded by CERN; [81]
• sodium coco sulphate - link to sls
• soil-texture triangle - [82]
• Source MDx
• sun hours - used in solar energy analysis and design. Each location on earth has its own "sun hours" value; a few pages quote their values but there is no sun hours page. In particular, how is this value measured for a location?
• Supernature - a pseudoscience book by Lyall Watson; very popular in the 1970s; [83]
• time course - used in studies
• Trotter Prize - anthropology prize, redirects to disambiguation page
• Tufoil
• wheat starch - either expand the article on starch, or its own page; how is it made, and how do they clean the proteins out of it to make codex alimentarius wheat starch suitable for many celiacs
• Ziparrion - people or animals? (or both?)
• MARSSIM - [84]
• technological sciences - (tr:Fen bilimleri)
• Baracoa Dwarf Frog :Theere is little information to be found on this endangered frog, ands it would be nice to be able to know more than just what it looks like and whee it lives.
• RASSOR (rover)
• rock tunnel