An edition of Radio astronomy
(2017)
Radio astronomy
observing the invisible universe
by Felix J. Lockman
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Radio astronomy: observing the invisible universe
2017
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Table of Contents
Disc 1.
Radio astronomy and the invisible universe --
Thermal radio emission: the planets --
The birth of radio astronomy --
The discovery of interstellar hydrogen --
Radio telescopes and how they work --
Mapping the hydrogen sky -- -- Disc 2.
Tour of the Green Bank Observatory --
Tour of the Green Bank Telescope --
Hydrogen and the structure of galaxies --
Pulsars: clocks in space --
Pulsars and gravity --
Pulsars and the 300-foot telescope -- -- Disc 3.
The Big Bang: the oldest radio waves --
H II Regions and the birth of stars --
Supernovas and the death of stars --
Radio stars and early interferometers --
Radio source counts --
Active galactic nuclei and the VLA -- -- Disc 4.
A telescope as big as the earth --
Galaxies and their gas --
Interstellar molecular clouds --
Star formation and ALMA --
Interstellar chemistry and life --
The future of radio astronomy.
Edition Notes
Title from disc labels.
24 lectures, 30 minutes per lecture.
Course no. 1878.
Course guidebook contains bibliographical references (pages 267-273).
Taught by Felix J. Lockman, Ph. D.
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Closed-captioned.
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