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ASTRO 101

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ASTRO 101

ASTRO 101. Principles of Astronomy. Instructor: Jerome A. Orosz (rhymes with “ boris ” ) Contact:. Telephone: 594-7118 E-mail: orosz@sciences.sdsu.edu WWW: http://mintaka.sdsu.edu/faculty/orosz/web/ Office: Physics 241, hours T TH 3:30-5:00. Exam 1:.

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New Vocabulary

Section 28.4. Other Solar System Objects. New Vocabulary. dwarf planet meteoroid meteor meteorite. Kuiper belt comet meteor shower. Section 28.4. Other Solar System Objects. Dwarf Planets.

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Orbital Mechanics

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NGC3603 ? MSX

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Welcome back to the planetarium 5th grade

Welcome back to the planetarium 5th grade. Mr. Taylor. Hubble Space Telescope. In 1990 the Hubble space telescope was launched to see objects in space more clearly In the last 20+ years it has made many discoveries age of the universe black holes in the center of all galaxies

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Astronomy 270

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Finding Useful Information

Finding Useful Information. ON THE WEB. Published papers. Most published papers in astronomy can be found on the NASA Astrophysics Data System: http://adswww.harvard.edu/. ADS.

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Angular Size & Parallax

Angular Size & Parallax. Fig. 1. Appearance and position of pin-hole protractor. Figure 2 . The pattern for pin-hole protractor. Fig. 3. Fig. 4. 10 cm wide. 20 cm. 10 cm wide. X. 5 cm. 5 cm. 10 cm wide. 4 cm high. 8 cm total. 4 cm high. Fold on dashed lines

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EARLY ASTRONOMY

EARLY ASTRONOMY. Early cultures identified celestial objects with gods and spirits . They related these objects (and their movements) to phenomena such as rain , drought , seasons , tides , and food . .

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Formation of Planets

Formation of Planets. Lecture 43. Condensation Sequence. Theoretical and astronomical evidence suggests inner nebulae get hot. We have high-T materials in meteorites suggesting the solar nebula was hot. What effect does this have on dust?

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Introduction

Introduction. Location & Time Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30 - 1:45 PM Kuiper Space Sciences, 308 Instructor Shane Byrne Room 524, 626-0407 shane@lpl.arizona.edu 626-0407 Kuiper Space Sciences 524 Teaching Assistants Kevin Jones kbjones@email.arizona.edu 621-6000 Gould-Simpson, 511

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PART III : OVERVIEW OF THE UNIVERSE

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HOU-Spain: Astronomy as a primer to the language of science

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How Do Astronomers Learn About the Universe?

How Do Astronomers Learn About the Universe?. The stars and other objects in space are very far from Earth. Only a few solar system objects are close enough to be explored with probes. Astronomers rely on electromagnetic waves to gain information about the universe.

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Physical Chemistry

Physical Chemistry. Faculty Research Interests. Prof. Judith A. Harrison. Overview:

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SOHO

Convection. Radial Diffusion. Local Acceleration. Solar activity drives Ionosphere/Thermosphere and Radiation Belts: Fundamental Sun Solar System Connection Science. SOHO.

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