'Elliptical galaxy' presentation slideshows

PX269 Galaxies

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Galaxies of Stars

Galaxies of Stars. irregular. elliptical. spiral. Instructions: Copy the following notes on each slide and then underline the important terms shown on the following slide. The Milky Way

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NORMAL GALAXIES

NORMAL GALAXIES. COLLECTIONS OF STARS, GAS (and DARK MATTER): HUGE VARIETY OF TYPES. What are the three major types of galaxies?. Hubble Ultra Deep Field. Hubble Ultra Deep Field. Hubble Ultra Deep Field. Spiral Galaxy. Hubble Ultra Deep Field. Spiral Galaxy. Hubble Ultra Deep Field.

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Galaxies

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PX269 Galaxies

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Announcements

Announcements Reading for next class: Chapters 22.6, 23 Cosmos Assignment 4, Due Wednesday, April 21, Angel Quiz Monday, April 26 Quiz 3 & Review, chapters 16-23 Wednesday, April 28, Midterm 3: chapters 16-23 What are Galaxies?

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PX269 Galaxies

PX269 Galaxies. 7.5 CATs; ~18 lectures; follows from PX268 Stars Dr Peter Wheatley p.j.wheatley@warwick.ac.uk Office: PS009. Books. Books II. Books III. Part 1: Introduction 1.1 Historical overview. The Milky Way. Wei-Hao Wang University of Hawaii. Galileo Galilei. 1609.

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Red Sea

When Giovanni Riccioli used a telescope like this one to observe a star in the handle of the Big Dipper, he discovered two stars that orbit each other. Red Sea . A group of stars that appear to form a pattern as seen from Earth is called a constellation.

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Chapter 23

Galaxies . Chapter 23. Fig. 23.1. Fig. 23.2. Dust such as in the Spiral Galaxy, NGC 4565) prevents us from seeing near our galactic plane. Fig. 23.3. The Hubble Classification of Galaxies. Fig. 23.4. NGC 3379, an E0 galaxy. Fig. 23.5.

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History of Astronomy

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CO in High-Redshift Galaxies (with applications to the M*-M BH relation)

CO in High-Redshift Galaxies (with applications to the M*-M BH relation). Desika Narayanan Harvard-Smithsonian CfA. T.J. Cox . Chris Hayward. Lars Hernquist. Yuexing Li. Patrik Jonsson. Quasars and Submillimeter Galaxies. SMGs ( z ~2-4): below. Quasars ( z ~2-6) above.

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ASTEROIDS

ASTEROIDS. Objects made of rock, metal and ice that are much smaller than planets and revolve around the Sun, mostly concentrated in a belt between Mars and Jupiter.

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Astronomy

Astronomy. Astronomy. What is Astronomy?. 1. Astronomy is the study of the universe. This includes planets, stars, galaxies, black holes, moons, meteors, comets, asteroids and all of the matter that exists in space. 2. Astronomers are people who observe and study space. Modern Calendar.

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Part 4: Elliptical galaxies

Part 4: Elliptical galaxies. M87 an elliptical galaxy CFHT. NGC 2768 an elliptical galaxy. Leo I, dwarf elliptical galaxy. SDSS. NGC 4267, normal elliptical galaxy. SDSS. Spectra of galaxies. spiral z = 0.03. elliptical z = 0.11. SDSS. Compactness of elliptical galaxies.

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Chapter 2 Stars Review

Chapter 2 Stars Review. 1. Nebula. . Set up a diagram on your sheet of paper and label the starts:

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Galaxies

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Galaxies

Galaxies . A huge cluster of stars , dust, and gas held together by gravity Can be 100,000 light years from end to end Remember 1 light year = 5,878,625,373,183 miles. There are three types of galaxies. 1. Elliptical Galaxy . Round or oval-shaped Most common shaped galaxy found nearby.

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An external spiral galaxy. face-on view

An external spiral galaxy. face-on view. An external spiral galaxy. face-on view. An external spiral galaxy. face-on view. An external spiral galaxy. face-on view. closest stellar black hole (A0620-00).

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Messier 110 and NGC 1976

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Galaxies

Galaxies. Huge spinning clouds of gases, dust and stars. Spiral galaxy. Our galaxy, the milky way , is a spiral galaxy Spiral galaxies look like a pinwheel! The central disk has newly forming stars in it. Elliptical Galaxy.

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