Science

Screen output is in tabular or graphical form; 2-D or 3-D plots of PSF
or logarithm PSF (to show low intensity detail) are possible. An ASCII
file containing pupil transmission, pupil phase, or PSF modulus values
can be saved and imported into other programs. The graphical user
interface is intuitive and straightforward. This program should be of
interest to high school or college teachers or students who are
interested in science, optics or astronomy, as well as optics
professionals.

Program can be useful for electric engineers working on battery
integration in their devices, for anybody who would like to learn more
about batteries and for educational purposes.

No programming is necessary: everything can be entered in user-friendly
dialog boxes and complex graphics (and numerical) results can be easily
and quickly obtained. The program has a powerful built-in compiler that
automatically translates a large class of mathematical expressions
written in a standard format into an internal code that can be executed
very fast. Apart from the dynamical system solution, one can compute
any quantity involving the solution and its derivatives (for one or more
values of the independent variables), the problem parameters and the
initial conditions. For example, it is possible to draw phase-space
portraits (including an optional direction field), Poincari maps,
Liapunov exponents, cobweb diagrams, histograms and bifurcation
diagrams. The results can be projected (in perspective or not) along
any direction and particular subspaces of the phase space (or the space
of initial conditions) may be analyzed easily.

The algorithm is inspired by Isaac Asimov and the Green Bank formula.

All images are public domain images from NSSDC/NASA. Appearance of this
image data in Explorer Weight/32 does not imply endorsement by NSSDC
regarding this software.

hns2064c.zip has replaced hns_205.zip and hns205a.zip.

The CoordinateTracker is a 'real-time' processing view that plots the
coordinates of the WU against a dynamically generated image of the sky
that the WU was recorded from. This is done by requesting the image
from SkyView, a NASA website.

It also displays (and can print) monthly satellite tracks, Great Red
Spot transit times (for both local or Universal time) and allows
animation of the system. Online documentation is included. Full
timezone support is included as is a northern/southern hemisphere
switch.

Note: Met can only be freely used for scientific or other
non-commercial purposes. Unpacking of main executable archive,
Met.jar, is prohibited.

Once you click a command button the software displays the properties
(Element Name, Element Symbol, Atomic Number, Atomic Weight, Valence,
Density, Melting Point, Boiling Point and Electron Configuration) of the
respective element in the frame (Properties).

Features include:
1. Easy complex number manipulation.
2. An integrated unit converter (i.e. you type the units into the
question as written on paper [5 Joule + 2.5 Watt*2 Hour]).
3. An error calculator (integrated, built in) - you get the accuracy
of your result based on the accuracy of your parameters. [(5 1
0.01) Meter * (3 1 0.05) Cm].
4. Easy access to physical constants and chemical data (click of a
button for physical constants and periodic table data).
5. Graphical user interface (no strange commands to remember).
6. No polish notation, natural use.
7. Flexible interface - you can change the buttons on the screen.
8. Ability to add infinite number of units in infinite number of
categories.
9. Ability to add as many new functions as you need.
10. Cut and paste results and questions to/from other programs (say
your word processor or spreadsheet).
11. A small spreadsheet to make repeating calculations easy.
12. Plot your results and any function you want to a graph. and even
see the accuracy of your result on the graph.
13. Do numerical integration, minimization maximization and solve
equations.
14. Find a best matching function to your data (regression).
15. Use random numbers with any distribution you like.

Full search facilities are on hand for those occasions when the answer
to that question is on the tip of your tongue but just won't come, and a
single mouse click on any object in the display will bring up
information panels to help you fix its name and designation in your
mind.

The full (licensed) version includes telescope support for the Meade
LX200 and ETX with Autostar.

Windows help and 'sound' help option are supported. Wave files (some
simple sounds) are included just to allow user to make his own
meaningfull sound remarks.

The Rules: Imagine the pixels on your screen are like squares on a chess
board. An Ant is on a square facing in a random direction. It moves to
the square in front of it. If the square is black, it changes it color
and turns 90 degrees left. If the square is color, it changes it black
and turns 90 degrees right. This is a new program version with added
features.

The Win Barometer has a search option to find your city and the proper
page with weather data for you.

Demo. Uploaded for the publisher.