41. BONNELL Family Tree, Genealogy, & Information - Interesting Facts(?) Page Heard about the The Face on Mars? There is a Jerry T. Bonnell associated withNASA that has! If you ever visit Austin, TX, stop by Mount Bonnell. http://www.kbsb.com/bonnelltree/fbi.htm

BONNELL Facts(?), Bonnell, Interesting Page Latest Page Update : 01 Feb 98 back to the TRUNK of these Tree-Pages (01Feb98) a broken-branch: John BONNELL , (Sr.) Please visit In Search of JOHN BONNELL ANY and ALL information and/or GOOD LEADS are welcome! FACTS (?), BONNELL, Interesting LIST ( C M only that they are fortunate to have the same surname ;-) The BONNELL name has also been spelled as: Bonnel, Bunnell, and Bunnel when referring to the SAME people in old census lists and documents! The name may have originated from French "Buenells". The SOUNDEX Code for BONNELL is B540 (Buenells is B542). There were 2 Bonnell's as 1st class passengers aboard the RMS TITANIC - fortunately, they were also survivors: Miss Elizabeth Bonnell and her niece Miss Caroline Bonnell. The OLDEST house in Elizabeth, NJ, is the Nathaniel Bonnell House , at 1045 East Jersey Street, erected before 1682 by Bonnell, a French Huguenot. (Look under: Places To See, Historical Sites in Elizabeth)

42. History Of Astronomy: Historians Of Astronomy selected publications; Beech, Martin; Bhathal, Ragbir; Bishop, Roy;Bonnell, Jerry T. Including a list of recent publications; Bònoli http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/hist_astr/ha_hist.html

History of Astronomy History of Astronomy: Historians of Astronomy Deutsche Fassung WWW pages of historians of astronomy Please note that the following list includes only contemporary historians or those interested in history of astronomy having a WWW home page or any other page including information about them. It is not aimed to be a general directory of historians of astronomy. For biographies of historians of astronomy (past and contemporary) see also History of Astronomy: Persons For reasons of data protection, especially to prevent any (mis)use of the list for automatically sending spam mail, the e-mail addresses given previously in this list have been deleted. This list is probably incomplete. Any addition is welcome. Adams, Brian Including a list of recent publications Ahn, Sang-Hyeon Including a list of publications, partly available online. Alchorn, Alane L. Including a list of publications Alpher, Ralph Arnal, Arnaldo Ariew, Roger Including a list of selected publications Arnett, William A.

43. RootsWeb Message Boards [ ] Rebecca Ruth Bonnell Jane Hruska 9 Dec 2002; Jeronimo (Jerry) Gomez Antonette Giovanetti 18 Nov 2002; Edwin Bonnell Charles http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/board/rw/surnames.bonnell/

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44. Winamac Basketball Career Scoring 68 Trent Bonnell ‘95 Bob Lord ‘59 186. 63 Jerry Clark ‘69, 187. 2Brian Berkshire ‘79 Jerry Bonnell ‘67 DONNY HOWE ‘05 242. http://www.epulaski.k12.in.us/home/sports/basketball/History/career.htm

CAREER SCORING (back through and including 53-54 season) 1. 1329 Dave Pugh ‘91 2. 1283 D. B. DeZarn ‘97 3. 1129 Rob Malchow ‘84 4. 1041 Doug Malchow ‘93 5. 1037 Jason Shidler ‘01 6. 1000 Bob March ‘58 7. 961 Brent Larkin ‘91 8. 835 Mike Buchanan ‘71 9. 820 Matt Knebel ‘95 10. 776 Trent McFarland ‘97 11. 752 Duane Galbreath ‘70 12. 750 Ron Lebo ‘54 John Lebo ‘51 14. 731 Bill Torgerson ‘89 15. 728 Scott Pratt ‘88 16. 723 Jim Herrin ‘65 Greg Dulhanty ‘74 18. 717 Charles Heinsen ‘60 19. 697 Troy Schultz ‘84 20. 689 Joe Zellers ‘56 21. 682 Kole Kroft ‘92 22. 672 Mike McFarland ‘71 23. 654 Bob Nice ‘77 24. 648 Jerry Cords ‘73 25. 626 Mark McFarland ‘80 26. 614 Randy May ‘69 607 Blake Bowden ‘01 28. 577 Mike Howe ‘76 29. 551 Kent Eudy ‘77 30. 545 Bob Roth ‘65 31. 543 Don Stevens ‘53 32. 540 Bill Malchow ‘62

45. NET ADVANCE ... by Erich Meyer and Herbert Raab Austria; Astronomy Picture of the Day by RobertNemiroff George Mason University and Jerry Bonnell Universities Space http://web.mit.edu/redingtn/www/netadv/comets.html

THE NET ADVANCE OF PHYSICS Comets General: Comets from The Nine Planets by Bill Arnett [SEDS] Basic information about comets with images and links to comet-related sites. Comet Introduction from Views of the Solar System by Calvin J. Hamilton [LANL] Links to a general discussion of comets and discussions of specific comets; images of comets; a link to an animation of a comet's flight. Small Bodies from Welcome to the Planets [JPL] Images of comets (including Comet Halley) and of other small space objects, such as asteroids and meteorites. Comets of Our Solar System from Browse the Solar System [USGS] Images and statistics of Comet Halley; image of Comet Hyakutake; and information on Shoemaker-Levy 9 with links to other sites about this comet. Comets by Gary W. Kronk and Eric S. Young [Washington University] Wonderful links to information about comets in general and about specific comets. The graphics are well-done and well-integrated into the text. Comets [Royal Greenwich Observatory] Very basic information on comets (no links; no images). Comets: Cosmic Snowballs from The Solar System: A Place Called Home by Joe Howard [University of Oklahoma] Clear exposition of basic information about comets with a few paragraphs about Comet Halley.

46. Publ. Astron. Soc. Pacific 111 Nemiroff, Robert J.; Bonnell, Jerry T. 1999PASP..111..288T The IRIS FarInfraredGalaxy Survey Expected Number Count, Redshift, and Perspective. http://simbad.u-strasbg.fr/bib/PASP/111-3.html

March 1999 Publ. Astron. Soc. Pacific 111 March 1999 PASP.logo CDS S imbad V ... stroWeb Is Cosmology Solved? A Tribute to David N. Schramm. (Cosmology: The Nature of the Universe Debate). Geller, Margaret J. A Brief History of Our View of the Universe. (Cosmology: The Nature of the Universe Debate). Gingerich, Owen The Fundamental Parameters of Cosmology. (Cosmology: The Nature of the Universe Debate). Silk, Joseph Cosmology Solved? Quite Possibly!. (Cosmology: The Nature of the Universe Debate). Turner, Michael S. Is Cosmology Solved? An Astrophysical Cosmologist's Viewpoint. (Cosmology: The Nature of the Universe Debate). Peebles, P.J.E. The Nature of the Universe Debate in 1998. (Cosmology: The Nature of the Universe Debate). Nemiroff, Robert J.; Bonnell, Jerry T. The IRIS Far-Infrared Galaxy Survey: Expected Number Count, Redshift, and Perspective. Takeuchi, Tsutomu T. ; Hirashita, Hiroyuki ; Ohta, Kouji ; Hattori, Takashi G. ; Ishii, Takako T. ; Shibai, Hiroshi The Systemic Velocity and Internal Kinematics of the Dwarf Galaxy LGS 3: An Optical Foray beyond the Milky Way(1). Cook, Kem H. ; Mateo, Mario ; Olszewski, Edward W. ; Vogt, Steven S. ; Stubbs, C. ; Diercks, A.

47. Indiana University Athletics - Football - History Kicker Rod Coleman, Tight End Vaughn Dunbar, Tailback 1992 Scott Bonnell, KickerJim C Dan Grossman, LB Mike Heizman, S 1972 Dan Grossman, LB Jerry Johnson, LB http://www.iuhoosiers.com/football/history/fbbthonors.html

Choose a Sport... - - - - MEN'S - - - - Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Tennis Wrestling - - - - WOMEN'S - - - - Basketball Cross Country Field Hockey Golf Rowing Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball Water Polo TEAM LINKS Schedule/Results Statistics Meet the Hoosiers Photo Gallery ... IU Bloomington Football Hoosier Big Ten Honorees History: Tradition of Program Year-by-Year Vs. Opponents Letterwinners ... Jersey Numbers Records/Honors: Team Records Team Honors Big Ten Honors All Stars ... The Last Time Hoosier Big Ten Honorees Big Ten Most Valuable Player 1987 Erine Jones, WR 1988 Anthony Thompson, RB 1989 Anthony Thompson, RB 2001 Antwaan Randle El, QB Big Ten Freshman of the Year 1998 Antwaan Randle El, QB All-Big Ten 1905 Benton Bloom, End 1906 Heze Clark, Halfback 1909 Homer Dutter, Tackle 1910 Homer Dutter, Tackle Allen Messick,Guard A.H. (Cotton) Berndt, End 1917 Russ Hathaway, Center 1919 William McCaw, Guard 1927 John Matthew, Guard

48. GODORT Education Committee Draft Minutes Claire Hoffman, Katherine Holvoet, Thomas Karel, Chuck Malone, Rebecca Spencer, DeniseArial, Angela Bonnell, Jerry Frobom, Ann Liebist, Barbara Miller, Lynne http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/GODORT/education/minutes/minutes_011401.html

GODORT Education Committee Minutes 2001 Midwinter Meeting Washington, DC: Renaissance Washington, The Tavern Sunday January 14, 2001, 8:30-11:00am Claire Hoffman, Chair Lynne Stuart, Recorder Committee Members Present: Claire Hoffman, Katherine Holvoet, Thomas Karel, Chuck Malone, Rebecca Spencer, Denise Arial, Angela Bonnell, Jerry Frobom, Ann Liebist, Barbara Miller, Lynne Stuart, and Karrie Peterson. Katherine Holvoet moved that the minutes from annual meeting as published on the Education Committee Web page be approved. The motion was seconded and approved. The Chair reported on the meeting of Steering Committee. Liaison Reports were given for FDTF by Karrie Peterson, IDTF by Barbara Miller, and SLDTF by Katherine Holvoet. Claire Hoffman, liaison to the Education Assembly, indicated the assembly would be meeting on Monday morning. The Chair announced that the literacy assembly liaison has not been appointed; if anyone is interested, let her know. The Chair noted that most contributors to the Government Information and Depository Management Clearinghouse have moved the pages they have created to their individual servers. When people use the site they are in actuality clicking on links. When members leave the Education Committee, they should notify the Chair if they want to continue maintaining their pages. Continuing Business Welcome Wagon Tom Karel reported that he is almost finished with the Welcome Wagon list of Web sites for new documents librarians and others that work with documents. The committee approved the list, agreed that it should fit on one piece of paper, and suggested that the entries be annotated. Tom agreed to prepare a draft of the annotations and send them to the members for comment. The committee agreed that the handout should be sent to libraries in GPO depository shipments, to regional libraries, to new members, and library schools. It should also be on the Government Information and Depository Management Clearinghouse page. When the Welcome Wagon is up and running, an article about it should go in DttP.

49. 5th Huntsville Gamma-Ray Burst Symposium Bonnell , Jerry, GP01. GRB Time-Dilation MeasurementsCalibratedFor Noise Bias, Redshift, and Trigger Bias. http://www.batse.msfc.nasa.gov/events/5hgrbs/program/byname.html

Abstracts Listed by Author A B C D ... Z Anfimov , Dmitrij GP-07 Average Spectral Parameters of High Power Emission of BATSE Gamma-Ray Bursts HTML Postscript Anfimov , Dmitrij GP-21 HTML Postscript Anfimov , Dmitri G-17 The long tailes of gamma-ray bursts based on APEX data HTML Postscript Balsano , Rick SGRP-06 Rapid Optical Followup Observations of SGRs with ROTSE-I HTML Postscript Band , David L. IP-03 MARGIE, a Gamma-Ray Burst Ultra-Long Duration BalloonMission HTML Postscript Barthelmy , Scott D. I-04 GRB Coordinates Network (GCN): A Status Report HTML Postscript Belczynski , Krzysztof T-29 Looking for GRB progenitors HTML Postscript Belli , Bianca GP-11 Study of the characteristics of GRB energy spectra HTML Postscript Beloborodov , A.M. G-12 Power Density Spectra of Gamma-Ray Bursts HTML Postscript Bloom , Joshua IP-14 JACOBCam: A Multiband Camera for Rapid, Time-resolved Follow-up for Optical Transients HTML Postscript Bloom , Joshua A-11 HTML Postscript Boer , Michel I-10 Rapid observation of GRB sources by TAROT HTML Postscript Boer , Michel

50. Miscellaneous Diamond Jubilee Debate OP2 Jerry T. Bonnell (USRA/GSFC) A BriefHistory of the Discovery of Cosmic Gamma-Ray Bursts. O-P3 John M http://www.batse.msfc.nasa.gov/events/3hgrbs/abstracts/other.html

Miscellaneous 3rd Huntsville Symposium on Gamma-Ray Bursts Symposium Program Poster O-P1 Jerry T. Bonnell (USRA/GSFC), Robert J. Nemiroff (GMU/GSFC), Carlo J. Graziani (NRC/GSFC) A Diamond Jubilee Debate O-P2 Jerry T. Bonnell (USRA/GSFC) A Brief History of the Discovery of Cosmic Gamma-Ray Bursts O-P3 John M. Horack (NASA/MSFC), Sherene Rizvi (Buckhorn HS), Labraunna Friend (Buckhorn HS) An Interactive Gamma-Ray Burst Educational Text for the World-Wide-Web O-P4 Kevin Hurley (UC Berkeley Space Sciences Laboratory) A Gamma-Ray Burst Bibliography, 1973 - 1995 O-P5 R.J. Nemiroff (GMU), J.P. Norris (NASA/GSFC), and J.T. Bonnell (USRA/GMU) An Empirical Analysis of Terrestrial GRB Flashes in BATSE Data O-P6 Robert J. Nemiroff (NASA/GMU) and Andrew Gould (OSU) Probing for MACHOs with GRB Parallax Spacecraft BATSE Home Page Author: Dr. J.J. Brainerd (brainerd@ssl.msfc.nasa.gov) Responsible Manager: Frank Six Web Curator: Valerie Connaughton Last Updated: November 8, 1996.

51. DIGITAL BOOK INDEX: Indexed EBook Authors (e-Book, E-Books, EBooks) 18651918 Doubleday, Nellie Blanchan (De Graff) Bloom, Harold, 1930- Boas, Franz,1858-1924 Bone, Jesse Franklin, 1916- Bonnell, Jerry Bonnin, Gertrude http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_help/helpauthorsa.htm

Partial List of Classic Authors at www.DigitalBookIndex.com Access to 65,000+ English-Language Title Records (eBooks) This list indexes Primary Sources. For Secondary sources, search by Keyword List of Authors (Partial): American Authors Canadian Authors Irish Authors Australian Authors ... Asian Authors American Authors [RETURN TO TOP] Abbot, Jacob, 1803-1879 Abbott, John Stevens Cabot, 1805-1877 Adams, Andy, 1859-1935 ... Burk, Martha Cannary, 1852-1903 see also: Calamity Jane Burnett, Frances Hodgson, 1849-1924 Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836 Burroughs, Edgar Rice, 1875-1950 (i.e., Tarzan) ... Calamity Jane, 1852-1903 see also (Burk, Martha Cannary) Calef, Robert, 1648-1719 Calhoun, John C. (John Caldwell), 1782-1850 Calkins, Mary Whiton, 1903-1992 (psychologist) ... Dunbar-Nelson, Alice; (also, Alice Dunbar Duncan, Sara Jeannette, 1861-1922 [Mrs. Everard Cotes] Durham, Andrew E. Dwight, Timothy, 1828-1916 ... Nelson, Alice Ruth Moore Dunbar, 1875-1935 (i.e., Alice Dunbar;

52. ¸ñ¼ºÀÇ »ïÁᫎ Authors editors Robert Nemiroff (MTU) Jerry Bonnell (Jerry Bonnell(USRA) NASA Technical Rep. Jay Norris. Specific rights apply. http://phys.suwon.ac.kr/~kdh2/tdpic/feb98/ast980202.htm

A Triple Eclipse on Jupiter Credit: E. Karkoschka ( UA NMSU ), NMSU 0.6-m Telescope Explanation: Part of Jupiter is missing. Actually, three parts appear to be missing. In reality though, the three dark spots seen in the above photograph are really only shadows. The unusual alignment of three of Jupiter 's moons between the Jovian giant and the Sun was imaged last November 10th. The shadows of Io Callisto , and Ganymede move across Jupiter as these moons progress in their orbits. It was by noting the times of eclipse of Jupiter's moons in 1675 that Ole Roemer became the first person to measure the speed of light . When a shadow from Earth's Moon crosses the Earth's surface, the people inside the shadow see an eclipse of the Sun. Robert Nemiroff MTU Jerry Bonnell Jerry Bonnell USRA NASA Technical Rep.: Jay Norris Specific rights apply A service of: LHEA at NASA GSFC Michigan Tech. U.

53. APOD: July 26, 1995 - M15: A Great Globular Cluster Astronomy Picture of the Day is created by Robert Nemiroff and JerryBonnell who are solely responsible for its content. Jerry Bonnell. http://phys.suwon.ac.kr/~kdh2/apod/kpod/ap950726.html

Astronomy Picture of the Day Discover the cosmos! Each day we feature a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer. July 26, 1995 M15: A Great Globular Cluster Credit: The Electronic Universe Project Explanation: A globular cluster is a system of about one million stars that together orbit a galaxy. One of the brightest globular clusters in our Milky Way galaxy is the pictured M15, the fifteenth object on Messier's list of diffuse objects on our sky. Most stars in globular clusters are older and redder than our Sun, which is about 5 billion years old. For more information on M15 see The Electronic Universe Project's write-up. Many images of Messier objects can be found in The Electronic Universe Project's The Galaxy Gallery: Messier Objects. Tomorrow's picture: M57: The Ring Nebula We keep an archive of Astronomy Pictures of the Day. Asn archive of Astronomy Pictures of the Day. Astronomy Picture of the Day is created by Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell

54. OOTP V3 REPORT 1) R Scott Gessford Second Base 2) R Barry Bonnell Centerfield 3) R Frank OrtenzioFirst Base 4) 5) R Nelson Freiburger Rightfield 6) R Jerry Moses Catcher 7 http://www.sportplanet.com/sbb/fbl2k/reports/1978/team12.htm

Oakland Athletics Pages : MANAGER : Scott RECORD : 73 Wins, 89 Losses, .451 Winning Pct. POSITION : 5th in Division, 35.0 Games behind Leader HOME RECORD : 29 Wins, 52 Losses AWAY RECORD : 44 Wins, 37 Losses 1-RUN GAMES RECORD : 27 Wins, 34 Losses X-INNINGS RECORD : 11 Wins, 7 Losses RECORD VS RHP : 52 Wins, 68 Losses RECORD VS LHP : 21 Wins, 21 Losses TEAM BATTING AVG : .264 TEAM ERA : 4.67 ACTIVE ROSTER BATTERS: No Name Pos Birthdate Bats Throws AVG HR RBI SB CATCHER 69 Jerry Moses C 8/9/1946 Right Right .274 16 86 3 33 Glenn Platt C 10/2/1945 Left Left .217 2 5 3 19 Dave Rader C 12/26/1948 Left Right .226 4 18 INFIELD 82 Keith Hernandez 1B 10/20/1953 Left Left .293 2 40 1 2 Frank Ortenzio 1B 2/24/1951 Right Right .245 11 80 9 43 Ron Dunn 2B 1/24/1950 Right Right .193 6 33 2 85 Scott Gessford 2B 4/20/1954 Right Right .275 25 67 67

55. OOTP V3 REPORT Shortstop 5) R Frank Ortenzio First Base 6) R Sammy Rowe Third Base 7) R Jerry MosesCatcher 8) L Mike Clark Centerfield 9) R Barry Bonnell Leftfield STARTING http://www.sportplanet.com/sbb/fbl2k/reports/1977/team10.htm

Baltimore Orioles Pages : MANAGER : Scott RECORD : 91 Wins, 72 Losses, .558 Winning Pct. POSITION : 1st in Division HOME RECORD : 44 Wins, 37 Losses AWAY RECORD : 47 Wins, 35 Losses 1-RUN GAMES RECORD : 29 Wins, 29 Losses X-INNINGS RECORD : 6 Wins, 11 Losses RECORD VS RHP : 66 Wins, 57 Losses RECORD VS LHP : 25 Wins, 15 Losses TEAM BATTING AVG : .268 TEAM ERA : 4.18 ACTIVE ROSTER BATTERS: No Name Pos Birthdate Bats Throws AVG HR RBI SB CATCHER 69 Jerry Moses C 8/9/1946 Right Right .253 19 99 2 33 Glenn Platt C 10/2/1945 Left Left .000 19 Dave Rader C 12/26/1948 Left Right .200 1 7 1 INFIELD 82 Keith Hernandez 1B 10/20/1953 Left Left .260 7 2 Frank Ortenzio 1B 2/24/1951 Right Right .259 12 107 2 85 Scott Gessford 2B 4/20/1954 Right Right .284 22 82 55 38 Steve Braun 3B 5/8/1948 Left Right .333 2 31 Sammy Rowe 3B 7/11/1944 Right Right .312 7 67 15

56. IMSA Astrophysics: Distance Ladder Nemiroff, Robert J., and Bonnell, Jerry T., 1995. The Universe andthe Curtis Shapley Debate Lecture Prepared for the 1995 http://www.imsa.edu/edu/astro/astrometry/

The Great Debate: The Size and Scale of the Universe Introduction Our current understanding of the place of the earth and sun in the universe is a fairly recent one. This unit will investigate the history and the science of the early 1900's which lead up to the realization that the universe is expanding and set the stage for the development of the Big Bang theory. The approach we will take is to understand what was known about astrophysics during the earliest parts of the 20th century. We will use primary sources, whenever possible, and summaries of scientific thought as we investigate this fascinating topic. In the process, you will be challenged to learn the science as it was at that time, and as it stands today. Purpose The purpose of this inquiry is not to learn history, although this is an added benefit of the approach we are taking. Instead, the purpose is to learn the science behind the science, the advances of the time period, and how they have influenced our modern cultural views of time and space. This investigation provides a framework for learning the topics covered in an introductory astrophysics course, but hopefully within a context more closely linked to humanity than you are likely to find in a textbook or standard course.

57. Jays Of '82: Stat Report Pitcher Dale Murray 56, Roy Lee Jackson 46, Joey McLaughlin 44, Jerry Garvin 28 21,Hosken Powell 19, John Mayberry 13, Al Woods 10, Barry Bonnell 6, Willie http://www.stephent.com/jays/teams/1982.html

Jays of '82: Stat Report "What is the evidence, and what does it mean?" Bill James Equivalent Average, R27, Age, On-Base Percentage and Slugging Percentage for every 1982 Blue Jay (and American League leaders). Access count for this page: Last Updated: 1998 Feb 11 Comments are welcome at comments@stephent.com Stephen Tomlinson http://www.stephent.com/jays/teams/1982.html

58. Jays Of '80: Stat Report 10, Dave Lemanczyk 8, Balor Moore 3, Mike Barlow 1 Relief Pitcher Jerry Garvin 61 13,Willie Upshaw 12, John Mayberry 8, Lloyd Moseby 6, Barry Bonnell 3, Paul http://www.stephent.com/jays/teams/1980.html

Jays of '80: Stat Report "What is the evidence, and what does it mean?" Bill James Equivalent Average, R27, Age, On-Base Percentage and Slugging Percentage for every 1980 Blue Jay (and American League leaders). Access count for this page: Last Updated: 1998 Feb 3 Comments are welcome at comments@stephent.com Stephen Tomlinson http://www.stephent.com/jays/teams/1980.html

59. Data Within Data Sets 31,000,000 32,000,000 33,000,000 34,000,000 35,000,000 36,000,000 37,000,000 38,000,00039,000,000 40,000,000, Robert Nemiroff and Jerry Bonnell Robert Nemiroff http://home.cfl.rr.com/p196/data.html

The following are some of the "statistical" things I've found about the individual data sets. Table Legend The "Iteration Count" is the first iteration that produces a given data set. If there were more than one iteration that produced say a 6 million digit number, I only saved the first one. The formula I used for the "Iteration / Digit Ratio" is: I/D. The formula I used for the "Calculations Needed" is: (D*I)/2. The "Largest Pal Found Even" column is the largest palindrome found within the data set with an even number of digits. There may be more than one with the same number of digits. For example, 17059999995071 is the only 14 digit palindrome in the 3 million data set, but on the other hand, the 5 million data set has 6 - twelve digit palindromes (and no 14's), but 828540045828 is the largest of them. The number in parentheses, is the number of digits of the number. That way, I don't have to keep counting them. :-) The "Largest Pal Found Odd" column is the largest palindrome found within the data set with an odd number of digits. Again, it is the largest found, even if there is more than one. Digit Milestone Iteration Count Iteration / Digit Ratio Calculations Needed Largest Pal Found Even Largest Pal Found Odd 1 Million 2 Million 3 Million 4 Million 5 Million 6 Million 7 Million 8 Million 9 Million 10 Million 11 Million 12 Million 13 Million 14 Million 15 Million 16 Million 17 Million 18 Million 19 Million 20 Million 21 Million 22 Million 23 Million 24 Million

60. LIGO References Leonard, Peter J. and Bonnell, Jerry T. Do Bursters Cause Ripples in SpaceTime? February 1998. Astronomy (www.astronomy.com) Thomas, Vanessa. http://www.uoregon.edu/~rrahkola/ligo_refs.html

More information on LIGO... Gerneral LIGO References Technical References General LIGO References Websites LIGO homepage: http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/ Reasearch Experience for Undergraduates: http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/LIGO_web/students/undergrads.html LIGO media information page: http://www.ligo.caltech.edu/LIGO_web/PR/scripts/ Popular Media Physics Today ( www.physicstoday.org Barish, Barry and Weiss, Rainer. "LIGO and the Detection of Gravitational Waves." October 1999 Will, Clifford. "Gravitational Radiation and the Validity of General Relativity." October 1999 NPR All Things Considered ( www.npr.org/programs/atc/ "Hunting for Gravity Waves" September 16, 2002 (webcast) http://www.npr.org/programs/atc/features/2002/sept/gravitywaves/index.html www.skyandtelescope.com Roth, Joshua. "LIGO Comes Alive." September 27, 2002 Sanders, Gary H. and Beckett, David. "LIGO: An Antenna Tuned to the Songs of Gravity." October 2000 Frank, Adam. "Teacing Einstein to Dance: The Dynamic World of General Relativity." October 2000 Leonard, Peter J. and Bonnell, Jerry T. "Do Bursters Cause Ripples in Space-Time?" February 1998

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