Stardust and eternity
Dwell on latest findings of today’s astronomy, astrophysics, and other discplines of science. What do we know and what do we not yet know about the universe?
- What do we know about the birth of the universe, and what it is made of?
- What shall we understand about the moon, the milky way, and meteors?
- When are satellites a problem?
- How can anyone observe the starry sky?
3.1 Elements of astrophysics
3.1.1 Star’s temperature and colour
3.1.2 Stellar evolution
3.1.3 Nucleosynthesis of chemical elements
3.1.4 Stellar populations
3.1.5 The Sun
3.1.6 Planets of the Solar System
3.1.7 Minor bodies of the Solar System
3.1.8 Classification of stars
3.2 How dark is the sky?
3.2.1 The Moon, Moonlight and Moon phases
3.2.2 The Zodiacal light
3.2.3 The Milky Way (and Light at night)
3.2.4 Twilight
3.3 More than stars
3.3.1 Orienting yourself in the night sky
3.3.2 Circumpolar and seasonal constellations
3.3.3 Planets, comets, meteors and meteor showers (falling stars)
3.3.4 Artificial satellites
3.4 The complexity of the Universe
3.5 Observing the sky
