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Astro 10 Introduction to Astronomy

03:00-4:00 PM | Auditorium Wheeler
Instructor Filippenko

	Mon 8/30	A Grand Tour of the Cosmos
	Wed 9/1	Journey Through Space and Time
	Fri 9/3	Light- The Supreme Informant
	Mon 9/6	Holiday: Labor Day
	Wed 9/8	Blackbody Radiation
	Fri 9/10	The Fingerprints of Atoms
	Mon 9/13	Tools of the Trade
	Wed 9/15	Lunar Phases and Glorious Eclipses
	Fri 9/17	Celestial Phenomena
	Mon 9/20	The Copernican Revolution
	Wed 9/22	On the Shoulders of Giants
	Fri 9/24	One Small Step: The Earth and Moon
	Mon 9/27	Mercury, Venus, and Mars
	Wed 9/29	Planetary Behemoths
	Fri 10/1	Pluto and Solar-System Debris
	Mon 10/4	Catastrophic Collisions
	Wed 10/6	Extra-Solar Planets
	Fri 10/8	Our Sun, the Nearest Star
	Mon 10/11	Midterm Exam I
	Wed 10/13	Stars: Distant Suns
	Fri 10/15	Social Stars: Binaries and Clusters
	Mon 10/18	How Stars Shine: Cosmic Furnaces
	Wed 10/20	The Fate of Our Sun
	Fri 10/22	Exploding Stars: Celestial Fireworks!
	Mon 10/25	The Corpses of Massive Stars
	Wed 10/27	Hearts of Darkness
	Fri 10/29	The Quest for Black Holes
	Mon 11/1	Starting at Home - The Milky Way
	Wed 11/3	One Giant Leap - Other Galaxies
	Fri 11/5	The Dark Side of Matter
	Mon 11/8	The Expansion of the Universe
	Wed 11/10	Quasars - Cosmic Powerhouses
	Fri 11/12	In the Belly of the Beast
	Mon 11/15	Midterm II
	Wed 11/17	The Big Bang Theory
	Fri 11/19	The Age of the Universe
	Mon 11/22	Geometry of the Universe
	Wed 11/24	Catch-up Day: Q&A; Current Research
	Fri 11/26	Holiday: Thanksgiving
	Mon 11/29	Einstein's Biggest Blunder?
	Wed 12/1	Echoes of the Big Bang
	Fri 12/3	In the Beginning
	Mon 12/6	The Ultimate Free Lunch?
	Wed 12/8	The Search for Life in the Universe
	Fri 12/10	Interstellar Travel; Conclusion