Astronomy 141 Podcast Teaser
Astronomy 141 Podcast Teaser
A new podcast, Astronomy 141, Life in the Universe, is availablefor those interested in continuing an exploration of top... Read more
6 Dec 2009
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Lecture 02: Astronomical Numbers
Lecture 02: Astronomical Numbers
What are our units of measure in astronomy? To begin our exploration ofastronomy, we first need to develop a common lan... Read more
20 Sep 2007
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Lecture 40: The Saturn System
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Saturn is attended by a system of 60 known moons and bright, beautifulrings. Today we will explore the moons of Saturn.... Read more
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Lecture 25: Measuring Light - Spectroscopy
Lecture 25: Measuring Light - Spectroscopy
Why does each element have its own unique spectral signature? how doeemission lines and absorption lines arise? This l... Read more
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Lecture 39: The Moons of Jupiter
Lecture 39: The Moons of Jupiter
Jupiter has its own personal solar system in miniature of 63 knownmoons. Most are tiny, irregular bodies that are a com... Read more
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Lecture 30: The Moon
Lecture 30: The Moon
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Lecture 22: Light the Messenger
Lecture 22: Light the Messenger
What is light? Most astronomical objects are too far away to measuredirectly. Light is the messenger of the Universe, ... Read more
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Lecture 15: The Watershed - Tycho and Kepler
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In the generation following Copernicus, the question of planetarymotions was picked up by two remarkable astronomers: Ty... Read more
10 Oct 2007
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Lecture 12: The Wanderers
Lecture 12: The Wanderers
How do the planets move across the sky? This lecture discusses themotions of the 5 naked-eye planets (Mercury, Venus, M... Read more
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Lecture 09: Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
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