The Whispers of Stars: Stellar Objects Isabel Baransky.

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The Whispers of Stars: Stellar Objects Isabel Baransky

About Me Sophomore at Columbia University's Engineering School (SEAS) Majoring in Applied Physics Minoring in Music Volunteer at multiple teaching organizations Peace by P.E.A.C.E Peer Health Exchange Let's Get Ready, Manhattan! Columbia Splash

DOPPLER EFFECT Age

Doppler Shift Analogy

REDSHIFT Doppler Effect

GRAVITATIONAL REDSHIFT Doppler Effect

COSMOLOGICAL REDSHIFT Doppler Effect

DYNAMICAL TIMESCALE Nuclear Fusion

NUCLEAR TIMESCALE Nuclear Fusion

BINARY STARS Mass

ALL PLANETS MOVE IN ELLIPTICAL ORBITS, WITH THE SUN AT ONE FOCUS The Law of Orbits

A LINE THAT CONNECTS A PLANET TO THE SUN SWEEPS OUT EQUAL AREAS IN EQUAL TIMES. The Law of Areas

THE SQUARE OF THE PERIOD OF ANY PLANET IS PROPORTIONAL TO THE CUBE OF THE SEMIMAJOR AXIS OF ITS ORBIT. The Law of Periods

ECLIPSING BINARIES Binary Stars

VISUAL BINARIES Binary Stars

NEMESIS Binary Stars

SPECTROSCOPIC BINARIES Binary Stars

BLACK HOLES Summary

BLACK HOLES Binary Stars

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