Understanding the universe : an introduction to astronomy
Ninety-six lectures, divided into ten sections, are designed to provide a non-technical description of modern astronomy, including the structure and evolution of planets, stars, galaxies, and the universe as a whole. Updated edition integrates discoveries reported in the 2003 course and includes recent findings (through mid-2006).
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- ISBN: 1598032747
- Physical Description 16 videodiscs (48 hr.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
- Edition 2nd ed.
- Publisher Springfield, VA : Teaching Co., [2007]
- Copyright ©2007
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| General Note: | Course no. 1810. Lectures produced in 2007. GMD: videodisc. |
| Formatted Contents Note: | pt. 1. Observing the heavens: Celestial sights for everyone. ; Disc 1. A grand tour of the cosmos. (ca. 32 min.) ; The rainbow connection. (ca. 30 min.) ; Sunrise, sunset. (ca. 32 min.) ; Bright objects in the night sky. (ca. 31 min.) ; Fainter phenomena in the night sky. (ca. 31 min.) ; Our sky through binoculars and telescopes. (ca. 30 min.) -- Disc 2. The celestial sphere. (ca. 33 min.) ; The reason for the seasons. (ca. 31 min.) ; Lunar phases and eerie lunar eclipses. (ca. 31 min.) ; Glorious total solar eclipses. (ca. 31 min.) ; More eclipse tales. (ca. 31 min.) ; Early studies of the solar system. (ca. 29 min.). pt. 2. Disc 3. The geocentric universe. (ca. 30 min.) ; Galileo and the Copernican revolution. (ca. 31 min.) ; Refinements to the heliocentric model. (ca. 31 min.) ; On the shoulders of giants. (ca. 32 min.) ; Surveying space and time. (ca. 31 min.) ; Scale models of the universe. (ca. 31 min.) -- Disc 4. Observing the heavens : Basic concepts and tools. Light: the supreme informant. (ca. 31 min.) ; The wave-particle duality of light. (ca. 30 min.) ; The colors of stars. (ca. 31 min.) ; The fingerprints of atoms. (ca. 31 min.) ; Modern telescopes. (ca. 31 min.) ; A better set of eyes. (ca. 31 min.). pt. 3. Contents of the Universe : Our solar system. Disc 5. Our sun, the nearest star. (ca. 30 min.) ; The Earth, third rock from the sun. (ca. 32 min.) ; Our moon, Earth's nearest neighbor. (ca. 31 min.) ; Mercury and Venus. (ca. 33 min.) ; Of Mars and martians. (ca. 31 min.) ; Jupiter and its amazing moons. (ca. 31 min.) -- Disc 6. Magnificent Saturn. (ca. 30 min.) ; Uranus and Neptune, the small giants. (ca. 30 min.) ; Pluto and its cousins. (ca. 30 min.) ; Asteroids and dwarf planets. (ca. 33 min.) ; Comets: gorgeous pimordial snowballs. (ca. 31 min.) ; Catastrophic collisons. (ca. 31 min.). pt. 4. Disc 7. The formation of planetary systems. (ca. 32 min.) ; Contents of the universe : Other planetary systems. The quest for other planetary systems. (ca. 31 min.) ; Extra-solar planets galore! (ca. 31 min.) ; Life beyond the Earth. (ca. 31 min.) ; The search for extraterrestrials. (ca. 31 min.) ; Special relativity and interstellar travel. (ca. 31 min.) -- Disc 8. Contents of the universe : Stars and their lives. Stars: distant suns. (ca. 32 min.) ; The intrinsic brightnesses of stars. (ca. 30 min.) ; The diverse sizes of stars. (ca. 31 min.) ; Binary stars and stellar masses. (ca. 31 min.) ; Star clusters, ages, and remote distances. (ca. 31 min.) ; How stars shine: nature's nuclear reactors. (ca. 30 min.). pt. 5. Disc 9. Solar neutrinos: probes of the sun's core. (ca. 31 min.) ; Brown dwarfs and free-floating planets. (ca. 31 min.) ; Our sun's briliant future. (ca. 31 min.) ; White dwarfs and nova eruptions. (ca. 31 min.) ; Exploding stars: celestial fireworks. (ca. 31 min.) ; White dwarf supernovae: stealing to explode. (ca. 31 min.) -- Disc 10. Contents of the universe: Stellar explosions and black holes. Core-collapse supernovae: gravity wins. (ca. 31 min.) ; The brightest supernova in nearly 400 years. (ca. 31 min.) ; The corpses of massive stars. (ca. 31 min.) ; Einstein's general theory of relativity. (ca. 32 min.) ; Warping of space and time. (ca. 31 min.) ; Black holes: abandon hope, ye who enter. (ca. 32 min.). pt. 6. Disc 11. The quest for black holes. (ca. 31 min.) ; Imagining the journey to a black hole. (ca. 31 min.) ; Wormholes: gateways to other universes? (ca. 32 min.) ; Quantum physics and black-hole evaporation. (ca. 31 min.) ; Enigmatic gamma-ray bursts. (ca. 31 min.) ; Birth cries of black holes. (ca. 31 min.) -- Disc 12. Contents of the universe : The Milky Way and other galaxies. Our home: the Milky Way Galaxy. (ca. 30 min.) ; Structure of the Milky Way Galaxy. (ca. 30 min.) ; Other galaxies: "Island universes". (ca. 30 min.) ; The dark side of matter. (ca. 31 min.) ; Cosmology: The universe as a whole. Cosmic expansion and distant galaxies. Cosmology: the really big picture. (ca. 32 min.) ; Expansion of the universe and the big bang. (ca. 32 min.). pt. 7. Disc 13. Searching for distant galaxies. (ca. 31 min.) ; The evolution of galaxies. (ca. 31 min.) ; Active galaxies and quasars. (ca. 32 min.) ; Cosmic powerhouses of the distant past. (ca. 31; min.) ; Supermassive black holes. (ca. 32 min.) ; Feeding the monster. (ca. 32 min.) -- Disc 14. Cosmology: The universe as a whole. The structure and evolution of the universe. The paradox of the dark night sky. (ca. 32 min.) ; The age of the universe. (ca. 31 min.) ; When geometry is destiny. (ca. 31 min.) ; The mass density of the universe. (ca. 32 min.) ; Einstein's biggest blunder? (ca. 31 min.) ; The afterglow of the big bang. (ca. 31 min.). pt. 8. Disc 15. Ripples in the cosmic background radiation. (ca. 31 min.) ; The stuff of the cosmos. (ca. 32 min.) ; Dark energy: quantum fluctuations? (ca. 31 min.) ; Dark energy: quintessence? (ca. 32 min.) ; Grand unification & theories of everything. (ca. 32 min.) ; Searching for hidden dimensions. (ca. 32 min.) -- Disc 16. Cosmology: The universe as a whole. The birth of the cosmos, and other frontiers. The shape, size, and fate of the universe. (ca. 32 min.) ; In the beginning. (ca. 32 min.) ; The inflationary universe. (ca. 32 min.) ; The ultimate free lunch? (ca. 32 min.) ; A universe of universes. (ca. 32 min.) ; Reflections on life and the cosmos. (ca. 30 min.). |
| Restrictions on Access Note: | For home use or face-to-face teaching. |
| Creation/Production Credits Note: | Camera, Jim Allen, Alexis Doty, Lonnie Anderson, Jack Dierken, Jared Bourgeouis, Will Savage. |
| Participant or Performer Note: | Lecturer, Alex Filippenko. |
| Target Audience Note: | College students and adults. |
| System Details Note: | DVD. |
| Language Note: | In English. |
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| 520 | . | ‡aNinety-six lectures, divided into ten sections, are designed to provide a non-technical description of modern astronomy, including the structure and evolution of planets, stars, galaxies, and the universe as a whole. Updated edition integrates discoveries reported in the 2003 course and includes recent findings (through mid-2006). | |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 1. ‡tObserving the heavens: Celestial sights for everyone. ; ‡gDisc 1. ‡tA grand tour of the cosmos. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tThe rainbow connection. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tSunrise, sunset. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tBright objects in the night sky. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tFainter phenomena in the night sky. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tOur sky through binoculars and telescopes. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) -- ‡gDisc 2. ‡tThe celestial sphere. ‡g(ca. 33 min.) ; ‡tThe reason for the seasons. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tLunar phases and eerie lunar eclipses. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tGlorious total solar eclipses. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tMore eclipse tales. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tEarly studies of the solar system. ‡g(ca. 29 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 2. ‡gDisc 3. ‡tThe geocentric universe. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tGalileo and the Copernican revolution. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tRefinements to the heliocentric model. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tOn the shoulders of giants. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tSurveying space and time. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tScale models of the universe. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) -- ‡gDisc 4. ‡tObserving the heavens : Basic concepts and tools. ‡tLight: the supreme informant. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe wave-particle duality of light. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tThe colors of stars. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe fingerprints of atoms. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tModern telescopes. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tA better set of eyes. ‡g(ca. 31 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 3. ‡tContents of the Universe : Our solar system. ‡gDisc 5. ‡tOur sun, the nearest star. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tThe Earth, third rock from the sun. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tOur moon, Earth's nearest neighbor. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tMercury and Venus. ‡g(ca. 33 min.) ; ‡tOf Mars and martians. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tJupiter and its amazing moons. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) -- ‡gDisc 6. ‡tMagnificent Saturn. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tUranus and Neptune, the small giants. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tPluto and its cousins. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tAsteroids and dwarf planets. ‡g(ca. 33 min.) ; ‡tComets: gorgeous pimordial snowballs. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tCatastrophic collisons. ‡g(ca. 31 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 4. ‡gDisc 7. ‡tThe formation of planetary systems. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tContents of the universe : Other planetary systems. ‡tThe quest for other planetary systems. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tExtra-solar planets galore! (ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tLife beyond the Earth. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe search for extraterrestrials. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tSpecial relativity and interstellar travel. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) -- ‡gDisc 8. ‡tContents of the universe : Stars and their lives. ‡tStars: distant suns. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tThe intrinsic brightnesses of stars. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tThe diverse sizes of stars. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tBinary stars and stellar masses. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tStar clusters, ages, and remote distances. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tHow stars shine: nature's nuclear reactors. ‡g(ca. 30 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 5. ‡gDisc 9. ‡tSolar neutrinos: probes of the sun's core. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tBrown dwarfs and free-floating planets. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tOur sun's briliant future. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tWhite dwarfs and nova eruptions. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tExploding stars: celestial fireworks. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tWhite dwarf supernovae: stealing to explode. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) -- ‡gDisc 10. ‡tContents of the universe: Stellar explosions and black holes. ‡tCore-collapse supernovae: gravity wins. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe brightest supernova in nearly 400 years. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe corpses of massive stars. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tEinstein's general theory of relativity. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tWarping of space and time. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tBlack holes: abandon hope, ye who enter. ‡g(ca. 32 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 6. ‡gDisc 11. ‡tThe quest for black holes. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tImagining the journey to a black hole. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tWormholes: gateways to other universes? ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tQuantum physics and black-hole evaporation. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tEnigmatic gamma-ray bursts. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tBirth cries of black holes. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) -- ‡gDisc 12. ‡tContents of the universe : The Milky Way and other galaxies. ‡tOur home: the Milky Way Galaxy. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tStructure of the Milky Way Galaxy. ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tOther galaxies: "Island universes". ‡g(ca. 30 min.) ; ‡tThe dark side of matter. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tCosmology: The universe as a whole. ‡tCosmic expansion and distant galaxies. ‡tCosmology: the really big picture. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tExpansion of the universe and the big bang. ‡g(ca. 32 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 7. ‡gDisc 13. ‡tSearching for distant galaxies. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe evolution of galaxies. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tActive galaxies and quasars. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tCosmic powerhouses of the distant past. ‡g(ca. 31; min.) ; ‡tSupermassive black holes. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tFeeding the monster. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) -- ‡gDisc 14. ‡tCosmology: The universe as a whole. ‡tThe structure and evolution of the universe. ‡tThe paradox of the dark night sky. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tThe age of the universe. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tWhen geometry is destiny. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe mass density of the universe. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tEinstein's biggest blunder? ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe afterglow of the big bang. ‡g(ca. 31 min.). |
| 505 | 0 | 0. | ‡gpt. 8. ‡gDisc 15. ‡tRipples in the cosmic background radiation. ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tThe stuff of the cosmos. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tDark energy: quantum fluctuations? ‡g(ca. 31 min.) ; ‡tDark energy: quintessence? ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tGrand unification & theories of everything. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tSearching for hidden dimensions. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) -- ‡gDisc 16. ‡tCosmology: The universe as a whole. ‡tThe birth of the cosmos, and other frontiers. ‡tThe shape, size, and fate of the universe. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tIn the beginning. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tThe inflationary universe. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tThe ultimate free lunch? ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tA universe of universes. ‡g(ca. 32 min.) ; ‡tReflections on life and the cosmos. ‡g(ca. 30 min.). |
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