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23 Cards in this Set

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Erastotheres
- Measured Earth's circumference
- He did it by observing the sun from 2 points of Egypt
Cosmic Address
- Earth
- Earth Moon
- Solar System
- Milky Way
- Local group
- Local supercluster
- Galaxy
- Galaxy cluster
- Cluster of Clusters
Babylonians
- Angular Measurement
- Could predict Eclipse
- Discovered Soras Cycle
- Discovered Retrograde Motion
Pythagoreans
- Roundness of the earth
- Celestial Sphere
- Curvature of the moon terminator
Philolaus
Counter-earth
Eudoxus
- Says planets attracted to concentric spherical shells
- There are 3 shells
- Moon = 24 hours, 27.3 days, Soras cycle (18 years)
Aristotle
- Discovered Uniform Circular motion
- changeless
- Celestial Realm
- No new phenomenon
- Celestial Sphere
Aristotle
- Discovered Uniform Circular motion
- changeless
- Celestial Realm
- No new phenomenon
- Celestial Sphere
*Earth's Motion - No observed stellar parallax
- 1) earth does not move ~ Aristotle (Wrong)
- 2) Stars are too far away ~ Aristoarchus (Right)
Aristarchus
- First heliocentric view of the solar system
- Measured the relative sizes of the moon and the sun
- Moon is 60 Earth Radii away
- Earth is 3.5x bigger than the moon
Hipparchus
- Discovered the precession of the equinoxes
- Introduced Magnitude scale
(-1,0,+1) the more negative the brighter, the more positive the darker
Ptalemy
- Final Geocentric Model
- Epicycle = Retrograde Motion
- Eccentric Defferent
- Abandoned Uniform Motion
Copernicus
* - Heliocentric Model
- Retained Uniform Circular
- Earth's orbits sun in a year
- Earth rotates in 24 hours
Simplicity
- Explained correctly retrograde motion
- Explained motion of Mercury to Venus
Tycho Brake
- 1572 proved the heavens change by proving the supernova was further than the moon
- 20 years of precise measurement of planetary motion
Kepler's Law of planetary motion
1) Elliptical orbits
2) Equal area/ Equal times
- Planets move faster when they are closer to the sun
3) p^2 = A^3, P = orbital period(Years), A = Average Distance (A.U.)
Galileo
- First telescopic observations
MOON: craters, mountains, lumpy surface (not a perfect sphere)
SUN: sun spots, measured suns rotation = 30 days
MILKYWAY: lots of faint stars
JUPITER: 4 galilean moons (Mini solar system)
VENUS: complete set of phrases, proved Venus orbits the sun
Neuton's Law
1) Innertia: if there is no force then there is no accerlation
2) Force Law: F=Ma...weight = mg
3) Action/Reacion Law: Equal opposite forces
Kepler's Law
1) Orbital Shapes
- Circular, Ellipse (Bound)
- Parabola, Hyperbola (Unbound)
2) Conservation of Angular Momentum
3) You can't weigh stars and planets
Tidal Effect
- Earth's day is getting longer
- Moon is drifting further away
- Lunar month is getting longer
- Moon keeps same face pointing at us because of spint-orbit coupling (tidal locking)
- Maybe one day earth and moon will reach complete spin - orbit coupling
Light
- Waves and particles
- Wave:
Wave length
Frequency
Amplitude
Law of Thermal Radiation
1) Stefan - Boltzman law
2) Weiner's Law
Kirchoff's Law
1) Continuous
2) Emission
3) Absorption
- Spectra:
Composition
Temperature
Pressure
Motion
Doppler Shift
Redshift - motion away
Blueshift - Motion towards
Larger Shift - Bigger Velocity