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Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone

Hosted by The Open University · Education · EN

26 episodesAudience: 3
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Thanks to cutting-edge radio and infra-red astronomy, our understanding of the universe is moving very fast. Ideas about black holes and cosmic jets are constantly being refined as new discoveries are made using new, more powerful telescopes. This album explores the incredible discoveries and theories developed in recent years and introduces the astronomical observatories, space missions and satellites that have made it possible. The 12 video tracks reveal that our sun, though essential for our existence, is an unremarkable member of the stellar menagerie. They describe how astronomers study the structure and dynamics of our galaxy, the Milky Way and they introduce the challenges inherent in mapping the geometry and expansion of the universe. This material forms part of the course S282 Astronomy.

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What is Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone about?

Thanks to cutting-edge radio and infra-red astronomy, our understanding of the universe is moving very fast. Ideas about black holes and cosmic jets are constantly being refined as new discoveries are made using new, more powerful telescopes.

Who hosts Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone?

Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone is hosted by The Open University. The show has published 26 episodes to date.

What has Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Astronomy" (12 April 2010), "Transcript -- Astronomy" (12 April 2010), and "Our Invisible Sun" (23 January 2009).

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Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone publishes roughly daily across 26 episodes.

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  • Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone

    Astronomy

    Apr 12, 2010—S0

    A short introduction to this album.

  • Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone

    Our Invisible Sun

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    Scientists investigate sun spots, solar flares and arcs using x-ray telescopes, featuring the Big Bear Observatory in LA.

  • Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone

    Transcript -- Our Invisible Sun

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    Transcript -- Scientists investigate sun spots, solar flares and arcs using x-ray telescopes, featuring the Big Bear Observatory in LA.

  • Astronomy - for iPod/iPhone

    VLA, HEIDI & YOKOH

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    What would the sun look like if we had magnetically sensitive eyes? How the most sensitive radio telescopes on earth work.

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    Transcript -- VLA, HEIDI & YOKOH

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    Transcript -- What would the sun look like if we had magnetically sensitive eyes? How the most sensitive radio telescopes on earth work.

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    Is Our Sun Normal?

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    Astronomers compare events on other stars to helps us better understand our sun.

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    Mapping the Milky Way

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    The discovery of radio emissions from the Milky Way, and the theory of dark-matter.

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    The Shape of Our Galaxy

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    Infra-red satellites. The DIRBE experiment on NASA's Cosmic Explorer opened a new window into the Milky Way.

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    The Scale of Our Galaxy

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    A route map to the stars. The Hipparcos satellite measured the position of stars with better precision than ever before.

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    Radio Telescopes and Stellar Jets

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    The advent of radio astronomy. How radio telescopes like the Maxwell telescope in Hawaii work and what they can tell us about cosmic jets.

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    Detecting Galactic Jets

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    How do radio astronomers see jets far outside our galaxy? Introducing the MERLIN array in the UK and the VLA in New Mexico.

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    Measuring Black Holes

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    What is the connection between black holes and cosmic jets? Scientists measure the mass and gravitational energy of black holes.

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    Transcript -- Measuring Black Holes

    Jan 23, 2009—S0

    Transcript -- What is the connection between black holes and cosmic jets? Scientists measure the mass and gravitational energy of black holes.

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