Study Guides for AST 105

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Study Guide 1

Study Guide 2

Study Guide 3

Study Guide 4

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Power Point Presentations for AST 105

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Part I	Part II	Part III	Part IV
Introduction	Light	Quiet Sun	Planet Observations I
Sky Motions	Line Spectra	Active Sun	Planet Observations II
Greek Astronomy	Radiation Curves	Evolution	Terrestrial Planets
Renaissance	Star Properties	Stellar Death - Low Mass	Jovian Planets
	Binary Stars	Stellar Death - High Mass	Comets, Meteors, and Asteroids
	Telescopes	The Milky Way	Exoplanets & Life in the Universe
		Galaxies
		Cosmology and QSO's

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Summary Notes

Part I	Part II	Part III	Part IV
Introduction	Light	Quiet Sun	Planet Observations I
Sky Motions	Line Spectra	Active Sun	Planet Observations II
Greek Astronomy	Radiation Curves	Evolution	Terrestrial Planets
Renaissance	Star Properties	Stellar Death - Low Mass	Jovian Planets
	Binary Stars	Stellar Death - High Mass	Comets, Meteors, and Asteroids
	Telescopes	The Milky Way	Exoplanets & Life in the Universe
		Galaxies
		Cosmology and QSO's

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Extras

Doppler Effect

AST 105 Syllabus

Animations

Ecliptic	Drawing Ellipses	Orbiting Earth
Phases of the Moon	Form of Ellipses
Moon Rise/Moon Set	Kepler’s 2^ndLaw
Moon’s Orbit and Eclipses	Retrograde Motion
	Phases of Venus
	Ptolemy’s Model

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Waves	H-R Diagram 1
Spectra	H-R Diagram 2
Doppler Shifts	Age of Cluster
Spectroscopy	Parallax 1
Wien’s Law	Parallax 2
	Temp - Luminosity

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Sun’s Structure	Collapse of Solar Nebula	Keplerian Rotation
Granulation	Main Sequence	Rotation of a Spiral Galaxy
Sunspot	Death of the Sun
Sun’s Rotation	Death of Massive Star
X-ray Sun

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Formation of the Planets	Atmospheric Circulation	Finding Exoplanets
Model of the Solar System	Jupiter’s Clouds	Finding Exoplanets 2
Collapse of the Solar Nebula	Saturn’s Rings	Transit of a Hot Jupiter
Compare the Planets	Outer Planet Orbits