Intro to astronomy Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

You see Mars at 2 AM and notice that it is in a different place in the sky than it was at 10 PM. What real motion is responsible for this observation? correct answers Earths Rotation You see Jupiter at 10 PM and notice that it is in a different place in the sky than it was at the same time exactly one year ago. What real motion is responsible for this observation?: correct answers the orbits of other planets You see the star Sirius at 10 PM one night, but 6 months later at 10 PM you can't...

You see Mars at 2 AM and notice that it is in a different place in the sky than it was at 10 PM. What real motion is responsible for this observation? correct answers Earths Rotation You see Jupiter at 10 PM and notice that it is in a different place in the sky than it was at the same time exactly one year ago. What real motion is responsible for this observation?: correct answers the orbits of other planets You see the star Sirius at 10 PM one night, but 6 months later at 10 PM you can't...

You see Mars at 2 AM and notice that it is in a different place in the sky than it was at 10 PM. What real motion is responsible for this observation? correct answers Earths Rotation You see Jupiter at 10 PM and notice that it is in a different place in the sky than it was at the same time exactly one year ago. What real motion is responsible for this observation?: correct answers the orbits of other planets You see the star Sirius at 10 PM one night, but 6 months later at 10 PM you can't...

These are 68 pages of my year long High school Astronomy course from my senior year of high school. These are notes from an Astronomy course taken in a high ranking school district. Everything you’d expect from an astronomy elective course in high school will be in this document. It’s all neatly hand written, and easily legible. I passed my class with an A+. From my experience with a college astronomy course as well, this high school course includes more math and equations so it may be more ...

Intro to astronomy

Introduction to astronomy

Introduction to Astronomy. Detailed notes including pictures from the lecture. These notes covers the topics of the solar system location in the galaxy, basic definitions, patterns in the night sky, star constellations, the reason for seasons, moon phases and eclipses.

Detailed notes including helpful pictures. These notes cover the topics of Earth and the Terrestrial Worlds in the solar system including the composition, atmosphere, surface protection, describing what happened to Mars. These notes cover the Jovian planets, the formation, composition, atmosphere of those planets. Satellites and detailed explanation of Jovian moons are explored as well.

Detailed notes including the topics of the Milky Way galaxy, the recycling cycle of the Galaxy, types of Galaxies, formation of Galaxies, including helpful pictures.

notes about intro to astronomy, motion, light, the big bang, the life of stars, and terrestrial planets