'Galaxy collisions' presentation slideshows

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Chapter 21 Galaxy Evolution

Chapter 21 Galaxy Evolution . How do we observe the life histories of galaxies?. Deep observations show us very distant galaxies as they were much earlier in time (Old light from young galaxies). How did galaxies form?. Our best models for galaxy formation assume: Matter originally

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Understanding the Dark Universe

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Galaxies

0. Galaxies. What do galaxies look like? How do we find the distances to them? How do they differ in size, luminosity, & mass? Do others contain supermassive black holes & dark matter? Why are there different kinds of galaxies?. The Family of Galaxies:.

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Galaxies

0. Note that the following lectures include animations and PowerPoint effects such as fly-ins and transitions that require you to be in PowerPoint's Slide Show mode (presentation mode). 0. Galaxies. Chapter 16. 0. Guidepost.

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Galactic Super Massive Binary Black Hole Mergers

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Galactic Super Massive Binary Black Hole Mergers

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Galactic Super Massive Binary Black Hole Mergers

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Galaxies

Galaxies. Galaxies. Star systems like our Milky Way. Contain a few thousand to tens of billions of stars. Large variety of shapes and sizes. Galaxy Diversity. Even seemingly empty regions of the sky contain thousands of very faint, very distant galaxies.

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17 - Galaxy Evolution

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Galaxies

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UVa Astronomy Department 15 Faculty + 7 Research Scientists 10 Postdocs 8 Support staff

UVa Astronomy Department 15 Faculty + 7 Research Scientists 10 Postdocs 8 Support staff 32 Graduate Students Research Areas : Observational, Theory, Instrumentation External support $946k (1998) to $2.6M (2006) Telescopes : Local: 26 " , 31 " , 40 "

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UVa Astronomy Department 15 Faculty + 7 Research Scientists 10 Postdocs 8 Support staff

UVa Astronomy Department 15 Faculty + 7 Research Scientists 10 Postdocs 8 Support staff 32 Graduate Students Research Areas : Observational, Theory, Instrumentation External support $946k (1998) to $2.6M (2006) Telescopes : Local: 26 " , 31 " , 40 "

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UVa Astronomy Department 15 Faculty + 7 Research Scientists 10 Postdocs 8 Support staff

UVa Astronomy Department 15 Faculty + 7 Research Scientists 10 Postdocs 8 Support staff 32 Graduate Students Research Areas : Observational, Theory, Instrumentation External support $946k (1998) to $2.6M (2006) Telescopes : Local: 26 " , 31 " , 40 "

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Galaxies

Galaxies. Where we live:. Milkyway Galaxy Orion Arm System of Sol Third Planet. Herschel. Band of light stretching in the night sky was known to the ancients. Methodical study of the sky (1785). Divide into little squares and count the number of stars. More stars on the diagonal.

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