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Join us for a comprehensive course on astronomy, where you'll learn about the solar system, galaxies, cosmic background radiation, and more. Attend lectures, tutorials, and access online resources for a complete learning experience. Required text: "Voyages to the Planets: Third Edition" by Fraknoi, Morrison & Wolff.
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ASTRONOMY 310 TAs Frank Berghaus fbergh@physics.ubc.ca Marie-Andree Dumais madumais@physics.ubc.ca Jillian Henderson jhenders@physics.ubc.ca Simon Kras skras@physics.ubc.ca Lectures and Tutorials Lectures: MWF 12:00 Hebb Theatre Tutorials: as registered. Alternate weeks beginning Jan 19 Hennings 312 H. Richer Henn 306 Tuesdays 1-3 for any questions TAs Henn 310 at times TBA for questions or email
COURSE INFORMATION • Web Site – https://www.elearning.ubc.ca • Used for: extra resources, computer simulations, user groups, self-help tests, check marks, etc. • First tutorial provides introduction to site • Required Materials • Text: Voyages to the Planets: third edition by Fraknoi, Morrison & Wolff • Grades • Final exam: 45% (regular exam period) • Midterm: 25% (Dates January 30, February 6) • I expect that all exams will be multiple choice • Four assignments: 20% • Attendance at tutorials: up to 10%, 2% for each one
WHICH STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES THE SOLAR SYSTEM? A)The Sun goes around the planets. B) The planets go around the Sun. C) The Solar System is expanding. D) You can’t fool me. Earth is stationary at the centre of the Solar System and everything orbits around Earth. FLASHCARD
FLASHCARD WHICH STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES THE SOLAR SYSTEM? A)The Sun goes around the planets. B) The planets go around the Sun. C) The Solar System is expanding. D) You can’t fool me. Earth is stationary at the centre of the Solar System and everything orbits around Earth.
HOW MANY STARS ARE THERE IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM? A)An uncountable number B) About 100 Billion C) 9 that we know of D) 1 FLASHCARD
FLASHCARD HOW MANY STARS ARE THERE IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM? A)An uncounted number B) About 100 Billion C) 9 that we know of D)1
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