Planets & Life PHYS 214 Dr Rob Thacker Dept of Physics (308A) Please start all class related s with “214:”

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Planets & Life PHYS 214 Dr Rob Thacker Dept of Physics (308A) (Please start all class s with “214:”)

Advertisements

Astronomy190 - Topics in Astronomy Astronomy and Astrobiology Lecture 21: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Ty Robinson.

Origin of the Solar System Astronomy 311 Professor Lee Carkner Lecture 8.

Life Outside Our Solar System The Drake Equation.

Life in the Universe. Conditions may be right for primitive life to exist on Mars (or existed in the past) and Europa. Possibly some complex molecules.

Astronomy 1 – Winter 2011 Lecture 18; February

Extra-Terrestrial Life and the Drake Equation Astronomy 311 Professor Lee Carkner Lecture 25.

Origin of the Solar System

Habitable Planets Astronomy 315 Professor Lee Carkner Special Topic.

Origin of the Solar System Astronomy 311 Professor Lee Carkner Lecture 8.

Overview of Astronomy 121 The Solar System: A study of Planetary Surfaces and Properties.

March 21, 2006 Astronomy Chapter 29: Life in the Universe Does life exist beyond Earth? In our own solar system? Does intelligent life exist? How.

Interstellar Real Estate: Location, Location, Location Defining the Habitable Zone What makes Earth the perfect home for life as we know it? Students in.

Physics 202: Introduction to Astronomy – Lecture 24 Carsten Denker Physics Department Center for Solar–Terrestrial Research.

Astronomy190 - Topics in Astronomy Astronomy and Astrobiology Lecture 4 : Astronomy Basics Ty Robinson.

A grand summary of this course. Life in Other Worlds What is life? –A process of systems that are capable of extracting energy and reproducing –It could.

AST 309 part 2: Extraterrestrial Life

Does life on other planets really exist? Research has shown that it maybe possible for life on other planets, this presentation will show you a wide.

Origins 3D03 Introduction Ralph Pudritz & Paul Higgs McMaster University.

Star and Planet Formation Sommer term 2007 Henrik Beuther & Sebastian Wolf 16.4 Introduction (H.B. & S.W.) 23.4 Physical processes, heating and cooling.

Announcements Pick up graded homework Total homework score so far (out of 26) is written in corner Projects will be graded by Thursday Bring questions!

Planets & Life PHYS 214 Dr Rob Thacker Dept of Physics (308A) Please start all class related s with “214:”

The Solar System.

SPONGE n n What objects make up our solar system ?

Our Solar System Cornell Notes Pg. 77. Our Solar System 8 planets revolve around our sun, as well as many other celestial bodies Heliocentric.

Stars, Planets, and Moons Cornell Notes Page 81. Stars a massive sphere of gas so much pressure (from its own gravity), nuclear fusion takes place- this.

Book Cover BY: TYLER H.. Galaxies Because…  One of the first this book goes over is what we know. The galaxies are just the beginning it even went over.

PHY111 course outline ●lecture course ●coursework ●assessment ●resources.

Relative Size of Planets and Stars

Life in the Universe 029:062 Guest Lecture Catherine Whiting.

Chapter 18 Life in the Universe. Galaxyrise Over Alien Planet by D. Berry.

Components of Space. Universe All of space that includes many galaxies All of space that includes many galaxies.

How Common Is Life? George Lebo 28 November 2012 AST

Who Wants to be a Millionaire? Fast Finger Question Put the following in order from largest to smallest.  A. Venus  C. Saturn  B. Neptune  D. Mars.

Extraterrestrial Life Antígona Segura Peralta Penn State University, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences Penn State Astrobiology Research Center.

Planets & Life PHYS 214 Dr Rob Thacker Dept of Physics (308A) Please start all class related s with “214:”

Lecture 13 6/29/07 Astronomy Difficulties It is extremely difficult to detect extrasolar planets Stars are a billion times brighter than the reflected.

Copyright © 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. Chapter 18 Life in the Universe Lecture Outline.

Extra-Terrestrial Life (Chapter 20) Unlinked DNA under an electron microscope Fidelity Systems.

NEW CHAPTER Our Solar System CHAPTER the BIG idea Planets and other objects form a system around our Sun. Planets orbit the Sun at different distances.

Q4, A1143, Au15, Pradhan: Curve +5%. Life: Definition, Origin, Criteria What is the scientific definition of life? Collection of atoms  Organic molecules.

Astronomy 1010 Planetary Astronomy Fall_2015 Day-26.

Search for Intelligent Life 1.Possibility of intelligent life outside of earth- Drake Equation- An early Approach to solving the statistical problem.

Solar System Distance Model The planets nearest the Sun are very different from the planets farther out in composition and structure.

Origin of the Solar System Astronomy 311 Professor Lee Carkner Lecture 8.

ASTR368 Exoplanet Detections. Kepler.

Our Solar System By Drake. Stars 6 A star can shine for billons of year. A star is a ball of a very hot gases. A star give off heat and light. Stars can.

Martin Ward. Our Solar System – unique or ubiquitous? A "planet" is defined as a celestial body that (a) is in orbit around the Sun, (b) has sufficient.

Goal: To understand life in our universe.

Class 31: Astrobiology.

Chapter 2: Solar System Learning objectives: You will be able to…

Astrobiology: The Semester in Review

Chapter 18 Is There Intelligent Life Elsewhere in the Universe?

Introduction To Modern Astronomy II

Life: Definition, Origin, Criteria

Components of Space.

Life: Definition, Origin, Criteria

Interested in majoring (or minoring) in physics or astronomy

Are we alone in the universe?

Class 10: Water/Life on Other Planets.

Size and Scale of the Universe Review

Astrobiology in Brief with Dr. Harold Geller.

Astrobiology –Life and the Universe

A Shorter Astrobiology Review

11/28/17—Astronomy Warm-Up: Write 3 things you know about the Milky Way galaxy. Bring laptops/project materials MONDAY!! SCSh1. Students will evaluate.

The Planets of our Solar System The Terrestrial Planets

Components of Space.

Presentation transcript:

Planets & Life PHYS 214 Dr Rob Thacker Dept of Physics (308A) Please start all class related s with “214:”

WeekMonWedFri 1Intro Astro measure 2Cosmology Early Univ. Anthropic P. 3Movie Stars: Classification (Book: 236) Stars: Formation & evolution 4 Habitable zones (Book: 44-48) Galaxies & galactic habitable zones Formation of planets (Book: 245) 5 Guest lec? Formation of outer solar system Gas giant planets (Book: 246) Terrestrial planets 6 Outer planets Mid term Detecting extrasolar planets I (Book: 199) 7 Detecting exsol II (Book: 199) Classifying life (Book: 1) Biochemistry & DNA (Book: 1) 8 Guest lec? Cell evolution Earth History Guest lec? Extremophiles 9 Rare Earth summary Mars I (Book: 85) Mars II (Book: 85) 10Titan (Book: 171) Icy bodies (Book: 127) Broadcasts & ETI (Book: 281) 11 Drake Equation in retrospective (Book: 199) SETI I (Book: 281) SETI II (Book: 281) 12 Kardyshev classification & Dyson spheres ReviewSpare?

Today’s Lecture Origins: Back to the Beginning Video covering much of what was discussed in previous lectures

Next lecture Stars (book: p 236) Stars (book: p 236)