'Aristarchus' diaporamas de présentation

History of Astronomy

History of Astronomy. Stonehenge. Dates from Stone Age (2800 B.C.) Construction spanned 17 centuries. Sun Dagger Chaco Canyon, NM. Sliver of light passes through carved stone at noon on the summer solstice. Ancient Chinese. Observed the heavens, records of comets

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Astronomy

Astronomy. Environmental Science. Astronomy is the science that studies the universe. Astronomy deals with the properties and laws of objects in space. The universe is made up of galaxies. There are billions of galaxies in our universe. . Our galaxy is called the Milky Way.

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Bellwork : Answer the following questions on your notecard

Bellwork : Answer the following questions on your notecard. How do you learn best in this class? What are your favorite ways to learn? (list 2) What are your least favorite ways to learn? What can you as a student do to increase your learning?

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The Beginnings of Modern Astronomy

The Beginnings of Modern Astronomy. Copernicus to Kepler. This logo denotes A102 appropriate. Trouble in Vatican City. The calendar was still a mess Three ways to describe a year: Julian calendar year = 365.25 days Civil time Sidereal year = 365.256366 days

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Do your course evaluations. http://www.pa.uky.edu

Do your course evaluations. http://www.pa.uky.edu Only 10% of the class has completed the evaluations so far. I will add 5 points on your final exam if you complete the evaluation. Cosmology: A brief history. Ancient peoples thought the universe was much much smaller than it really is.

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Prof Martin Hendry School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow

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Overview: Hypatia

Overview: Hypatia. Born approximately in 350-370 AD. Lived in Alexandria, Egypt. The last of the great philosophers of the classical era. The first woman to leave a lasting influence in the field of mathematics. Alexandria, Egypt. The city where Hypatia was born and lived.

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Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not stray from it.

Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not stray from it. Proverbs 22:6. Train up a child according to his way, and when he is old he will not stray from it. Proverbs 22:6. The Law of Reflection (models and mirrors).

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Aim: How did the Greeks use the Olympics and theater to honor their gods?

Aim: How did the Greeks use the Olympics and theater to honor their gods? . January 31, 2014. I. The Olympics (started in 776 B.C.). Held every four years in the middle of the summer to honor Zeus. Took place in Olympia.

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Announcements

Announcements.

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Parallax and Proper Motion

Parallax and Proper Motion. AST 112. The Geocentric Model. IT IS WRONG!. Fine. So what is it?. The Geocentric Model places Earth at the center of the Universe. Everything (Sun, Moon, stars, etc.) revolves around the Earth. The Geocentric Model.

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How did science get started?

How did science get started?. Michael Bass CREOL, The college of optics and photonics University of Central Florida Orlando, fl. Creation myths. Explanations for what we did not or could not understand.

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Christ Designed Relationships Colossians 4.7-18

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PHY134 Introductory Astronomy

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Three Men

Three Men. (2 Timothy 4:10-11) for Demas has forsaken me, having loved this present world, and has departed for Thessalonica--Crescens for Galatia, Titus for Dalmatia. Only Luke is with me. Get Mark and bring him with you, for he is useful to me for ministry . (NKJV). The Story of Demas.

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The Epistle o f our Teacher St. Paul to Philemon

The Epistle o f our Teacher St. Paul to Philemon. The Epistle of our Teacher St. Paul to Philemon. Who is Philemon? + (Philemon) is a Greek name, meaning (Lover). + He was a citizen of Colossae, as it was said about his slave, Onesimus , that he was one of the Colossian residents:

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Timeline

The Hellenistic Age: Intellectual developments from Pericles to Alexander III to Cleopatra VII. Battle of Actium 31 BC. Alexander dies 323 BC. Timeline. Ptolemaic Alexandria. Ptolemy I Soter: syncretism codified. Library at Alexandria: scholarship begins.

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Ancient Greek Contributions..

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Transitions

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