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Kuiper belt (7783 bytes)
1: The '''Kuiper belt''' ("KYE per") is an area of the [[solar system]]... 5: .... The belt and the objects in it were named after Kuiper after the discovery of [[(15760) 1992 QB1|(15760)... 7: ...there should be bodies of significant mass in the belt, [[Mars (planet)|Mars]] or [[Earth]] sized. 10: ...'Leonard-Edgeworth-Kuiper belt''', or '''Cubewano-belt''' (after QB1). 12: ...of the solar system, not just those in the Kuiper belt. Gerard Kuiper (1727 bytes) 1: '''Gerard Peter Kuiper''', born '''Gerrit Pieter Kuiper''' ([[December 7]], [[1905]] – [[December 2... 3: ...now confirmed (see [[Trans-Neptunian object]]s). Kuiper also pioneered airborne infrared observing using ... 5: In 1959, Kuiper won the [[Henry Norris Russell Lectureship]] of t... 7: In the [[1960s]], Kuiper helped identify [[landing]] sites on the [[moon]]... 9: [[Asteroid]] [[1776 Kuiper]] and [[crater]]s on the [[Moon]], on [[Mars (pla... Duane Kuiper (440 bytes) 1: '''Duane Kuiper''' was a second baseman for the [[Cleveland India... Kuiper (crater) (125 bytes) 1: There is more than one [[crater]] named '''Kuiper''': 2: * [[Kuiper (Lunar crater)]] 3: * [[Kuiper (crater on Mars)]] Pluto Kuiper Express (4172 bytes) 1: ...easons, and a new mission to Pluto and the Kuiper Belt called [[New Horizons]] replaced it. 3: Pluto Kuiper Express' major science objectives were to: 18: ...have used its imaging camera to search for Kuiper Belt objects. If a good flyby candidate had been found... Kuiper's test (1699 bytes) 1: ...> as the test statistic. This small change makes Kuiper's test as sensitive in the tails as at the median... 3: ... is that the failures are uniformly distributed. Kuiper's statistic does not change if we change the begi... 8: [[it:Test di Kuiper]] Kuiper Airborne Observatory (2107 bytes) 2: The '''[[Gerard P. Kuiper]] Airborne Observatory''' (KAO) was a national fa... 6: ...mation, and in the vast spaces between the stars. Kuiper astronomers also studied the disks surrounding ce... Kuiper (Lunar crater) (835 bytes) 20: |[[Gerard Kuiper|Gerard P. Kuiper]] 22: ...the crash landing site of the [[Ranger 7]] probe. Kuiper crater was previously identified as Bonpland E be... Belt (704 bytes) 1: '''Belt''' can refer to the following objects: 2: *A [[belt (clothing)]] is an article of clothing worn aroun... 3: ...ion]], used for power transmission and [[conveyor belt|conveyance systems]]. 6: ...many]] and [[Sweden]]. In particular the [[little Belt]] is referenced in the [[Das Lied der Deutschen|G... 7: *[[Belt, Montana]] is a small city in [[Cascade County, M... Little Belt (799 bytes) 1: ...C5%82y_Be%C5%82t]] [[sv:Lilla Bält]] [[de:Kleiner Belt]] 3: The [[Little Belt]] or '''Small Belt''' ([[Danish language|Danish]]:''Lillebælt'') is ... 5: ...lands of Denmark|islands]] are located within the belt. 7: ...]] and the [[Little Belt Bridge (1970)|New Little Belt bridge]]. 11: *[[Great Belt]] Celt belt (779 bytes) 1: ...'', also known as the [[Celtic Fringe]], the Celt belt refers to a geographical area on the western and ... Belt Creek (227 bytes) 1: '''Belt Creek''' may refer to: 3: *[[Belt Creek (Ontario)|Belt Creek]] in [[Ontario]], [[Canada]]. 4: *[[Belt Creek (Montana)|Belt Creek]], a tributary of the [[Missouri River]] in... Borscht Belt (2067 bytes) 1: '''Borscht Belt''' is an informal term for the summer resorts of ... 3: Borscht Belt [[hotels]], [[bungalow]] colonies, [[summer camp]... 5: ...got their start or regularly performed in Borscht Belt resorts include: [[Joey Adams]], 36: Characters inspired by Borscht Belt comics include [[Billy Crystal]]'s ''[[Mr. Saturd... 41: ...nterviews/16.shtml BBC Radio story on the Borscht Belt] Corn Belt (609 bytes) 1: ... highlighting Corn Belt.png|right|framed|The Corn Belt, highlighted in red]] 3: ...higan]], [[Missouri]], and [[Kentucky]]. The Corn Belt is located in the [[Midwest]]. 7: {{U.S. Belt regions}} Hickok Belt (3134 bytes) 1: ... [[belt (clothing)|belt]]s, hence the choice of a belt as a trophy. 3: The trophy was an [[alligator]]-skin belt with a solid [[gold]] buckle, an encrusted 4 cara... 42: ....com/history/hickbelt.shtml History of the Hickok Belt] Jello Belt (1291 bytes) 1: ...ighlighting Jello Belt.png|right|framed|The Jello Belt, highlighted in red]] 3: The '''Jello Belt''' is a term in [[American English]] that refers ... 6: ...o]] border. The eastern half of [[Nevada]] is the Belt's western edge. 8: The name "Jello Belt" references the affection that Mormons supposedly... 10: {{U.S. Belt regions}} Black belt (2702 bytes) 1: ...e belt. The '''black belt''' is often the highest belt colour one can attain, and (in theory) proves a c... 3: ...e Chinese arts nowadays have ranking systems with belt colour as sign on rank. 5: ...ome arts and schools one has the opinion that the belt should not be washed; by doing that one would "wa... 7: ...ers often think of when they hear the term "black belt". 9: ...ompetent in a style's basic technique. The black belt is thus seen not so much as an end, but rather as... Little Belt Bridge (2737 bytes) 1: [[Image:The Little Belt Bridge (1935) (far).jpeg|thumb|350px|right|The br... 3: ...ries]] had been used to transport people over the belt. 7: When [[Little Belt Bridge (1970)|the new Little Belt Bridge]] came into use in [[1970]], the bridge lo... 11: [[Image:The Little Belt Bridge (1935) (Scaffold - 02).jpeg|thumb|350px|ri... 19: *[[New Little Belt Bridge]] Magic belt (615 bytes) 1: ...nd given to [[Princess Ozma|Ozma]]. Ozma uses the belt several times to magically transport people, and ... Belt Parkway (3674 bytes) 1: The '''Belt Parkway''', or '''Belt System''' or '''Circumferential Parkway''' is a s... 5: The Belt Parkway was proposed by builder and highway advoc... 7: ==The Belt System== 9: ...highways, none of which are actually the single ''Belt Parkway''. Originally there were: 16: ... the part most people think of when they mention "Belt Parkway," skipping across former islands in [[Jam...
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