2019-01-21T19:50:59Z Pages 2019-01-21T19:50:59Z Mac OS X 10.13.6 Quartz PDFContext Science, universe, NASA, Rover, Mariner, Astronomy, Optics, Electromagnetic spectrum, telescope, luminosity, spectroscopy xml 18.01.01: The Universe We See Science Lars Andrew Jensen Science universe NASA Rover Mariner Astronomy Optics Electromagnetic spectrum telescope luminosity spectroscopy

The Universe We See Lars Jensen Students will apply their understanding of waves to learning about light as it is important in astronomy. Students will be able to describe the main properties of light, how light changes as it moves through the universe, and how light interacts with matter. Students will asl understand the different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum and their sources in astronomy. Students will also be able to develop a model for explaining evidence of the Big Bang from their understanding of light. What changes about light as it travels through space away from a star the emitted the light?What would the night sky look like if our eyes could see different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, not just visible light?How can we use spectra observations to determine the chemical composition of different planetary atmospheres? Intensity of Light The Sky Through Different Eyes Spectral Lines of Different Atmospheres Text: OpenStax Astronomy a a a What changes about light as it travels through space away from a star the emitted the light? a What would the night sky look like if our eyes could see different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, not just visible light? How can we use spectra observations to determine the chemical composition of different planetary atmospheres? a Speed of light, Wavelength, Frequency, Intensity, Brightness, Luminosity, Inverse Square Law Radio waves, Microwaves, Infrared, Visible, Ultraviolet, X-Ray, Gamma Ray Spectra, apparent color, emission spectrum,