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Exploring the Universe: The Spectacular Colors Revealed by Telescopes

Welcome to the Astronomical and Geophysical Institute at the University of São Paulo (USP IAG). Discover the wonders of the universe through telescopes and delve into the world of colors in space. Learn about Sir Isaac Newton, the electromagnetic spectrum, and celestial objects like Alpha Centauri and Omega Centauri Cluster. Explore binary and multiple star systems, open star clusters, and globular clusters like the Jewel Box and the Southern Cross. Uncover the beauty of constellations like the Southern Cross and Pleiades, and marvel at the vastness and diversity of our cosmic surroundings. Join us in this cosmic journey filled with breathtaking sights from distant galaxies to sparkling star systems.

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Exploring the Universe: The Spectacular Colors Revealed by Telescopes

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  1. Abertura BEM VINDOSAO Instituto Astronômico e Geofísico USP

  2. IAG - USPInstituto Astronômico e Geofísico

  3. TELESCOPIOS

  4. Um Universo de Cores !

  5. Newton Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727)

  6. Espectro O Espectro Eletromagnético

  7. Alfa Centauri A e B z Cen a Cen (Rigel Kentaurus/Toliman) e Cen Aglomerado GlobularOmega Centauri(NGC 5139) b Cen b Cru(Mimosa) Aglomerado AbertoA Caixa de Jóias(NGC 4755) g Cru (Rubídea) d Cru (Pálida) e Cru (Intrometida) a Cru (Estrela de Magalhães)

  8. Alfa Centauri A e B z Cen a Cen (Rigel Kentaurus/Toliman) e Cen b Cen

  9. Sistema Estelares Binários e Múltiplos

  10. Tamanhos Relativos entre o Sol e as Estrelas do Sistema Estelar de Alfa Centauri a Cen C (Proxima) a Cen B Sol a Cen A

  11. Alfa Centauri 38,2 trilhões de quilômetros do Sol ou 4,24 “Anos-luz”

  12. a Cen (Rigel Kentaurus/Toliman) b Cen b Cru(Mimosa) Aglomerado AbertoA Caixa de Jóias(NGC 4755) a Cru (Estrela de Magalhães)

  13. Aglomerados Aberto de Estrelas M 6 (Aglom. Borboleta) M 7 (Aglom. de Ptolomeus)

  14. Aglomerado AbertoA Caixa de Jóias(NGC 4755) Constelação do Cruzeiro do Sul Aglomerado Aberto dePlêiades (M 47) Localizada da Constelação de Touro

  15. z Cen a Cen (Rigel Kentaurus/Toliman) e Cen Aglomerado GlobularOmega Centauri(NGC 5139) b Cen Cruzeiro do Sul

  16. Aglomerado Globular ou Galácticow Centauri(NGC 5139)

  17. FIM

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