2. Astronomy Intro Stuff

3. Just What IS Astronomy? Study (-onomy) of astros Baseball team from Houston, TX… Study of all things in the Universe

4. GRADES??? –50% Exams –30 % LABS –20% HW

5. EXAMS –50% Exams –3 of them per quarter –1 st is typical in-class paper test –2 nd and 3rd are take-homes –Exams are open-note

6. LABS –30% of Grade –Most are “Design” type “Design an investigation to determine the properties of an orbit past Neptune using only a pencil, a shoe, and toilet paper.”

7. HW –20% of Grade –Some online (weekly) –Some in-class –Some WS’s –Checked, not collected

8. –Keep NOTES! EACH exam is open-NOTE! –Be on time –Be prepared and on-task –No food or drink –Visit the wikispace!!! (and check your email) –baxley.greenwich.wikispaces.net

9. Need help? Almost any day before school Most Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays after school Check my schedule! Any learning center NIPs/PROFs/COLLABs Let me know ahead of time

10. HW Tonight All on wiki Fill out student info sheet Look at the pictures in Preview Chapter

11. HONORS Option Slightly different requirements Different exams Culminating GROUP project and presentation

12. HONORS Option Slightly different requirements High standard MUST be here for PPT’s Slightly larger HW’s

13. Ready for Preview Chapter stuff? Let’s go!

14. Scale of the Universe??? Do you know how incredibly SMALL you are?

20. Interferometer image of Betelgeuse

21. 780,000,000 Km 1,400,000 Km

22. Sirius Betelgeuse Antares

23. HW Tonight Submit Info2012 w/textbook number? Start Intro HW ALL Q’s at end of Intro Chapter The Cosmic Landscape

24. HW NOTE… Due date is by 11:59:59 PM ET Hand in via Google Form on my wikispace

25. HW NOTE… ALL HW is same each chapter ALL Q’s & P’s at end of chapter.ALL Q’s & P’s at end of chapter.

26. Smallest to Largest Name the smallest things that you can think of. What are some of the largest things you can think of? What about the most distant object?

27. Distance Tabs On your desk there are pieces of paper clipped together. On your own - place these in order on your table; small to large Small on left, large on right GUESSSome you won’t know; GUESS! GO!

28. Distance Tabs Now, collaborate with a partner Report and record. Now, collab with a MEGA-GROUP (4 people around you) review and edit. Discussion & review.

29. Answers?

33. Ordering Distance Objects Quark Radius (NA) *1x10 -LOTS m (Shown actual size…) *Quark size is a quantum mechanical thing and may even be zero.

34. Ordering Distance Objects Proton Radius *9x10 -16 m (Shown actual size…) *Best estimate of quark orbital range circa 2010

35. Ordering Distance Objects Au Nuclear Radius 7x10 -15 m (Shown actual size…)

36. Ordering Distance Objects H Atom 5x10 -11 m (Shown actual size…)

37. Ordering Distance Objects Individual Atoms! (Xe on Ni) 5x10 -11 m

38. Ordering Distance Objects Width of DNA Helix 2x10 -9 m

39. Ordering Distance Objects “Average Virus” 7.5x10 -8 m

40. Ordering Distance Objects “Average Bacterium” 0.2 – 2.0x10 -6 m Staphylococcus Credit: E. Coli; Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH

41. Ordering Distance Objects Width of Human Hair 6x10 -5 m

42. Ordering Distance Objects Radius of a Pinhead 9x10 -4 m

43. Ordering Distance Objects One Inch 2.54x10 -2 m

44. Ordering Distance Objects One Foot 3x10 -1 m Bigfoot excluded!

45. Ordering Distance Objects Height of “Average” Human 1.7x10 0 m

46. Ordering Distance Objects Basketball Court 2.56 x10 1 m

47. Ordering Distance Objects Football Field 9.15 x10 1 m

48. Ordering Distance Objects Distance Sound Travels in 1 sec 3.43 x10 2 m

49. Ordering Distance Objects One Mile 1.61 x10 3 m

50. Ordering Distance Objects Mount Everest (http://peace.sandiego.edu/images/programs/Mount%20Everest.jpg)http://peace.sandiego.edu/images/programs/Mount%20Everest.jpg 8.85x10 3 m

51. Ordering Distance Objects Moon Radius (www.noao.edu/image_gallery/ images/d4/moon.jpg) 1.74x10 6 m

52. Ordering Distance Objects Earth Radius (www.noao.edu/image_gallery/images/) 6.24x10 6 m

53. Ordering Distance Objects Jupiter Radius (www.noao.edu/image_gallery/images/) 7.15 x 10 7 m

54. Ordering Distance Objects Moon’s Orbital Radius & Sun Radius 3.84x10 8 m & 7x10 8 m

55. Ordering Distance Objects Earth Orbital Radius 1.5x10 11 m

56. Ordering Distance Objects Pluto Orbital Radius 5.9x10 12 m

57. Ordering Distance Objects Oort CloudRadius 7.5x10 15 m 50,000 AU ~1 light year

58. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Sirius (Dog Star) 8.6x10 16 m

59. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to HD70642 (APOD 07/09/03) 9.4x10 17 m

60. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Crab Pulsar 7x10 19 m

61. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Galactic Center (APOD 09/08/95) 5x10 20 m

62. Ordering Distance Objects Radius Milky Way (APOD 09/08/95) 5x10 20 m

63. Ordering Distance Objects LMC – Large Magellanic Cloud (APOD 02/22/00) 1.8x10 21 m

64. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Andromeda (APOD 03/14/04) 2.9x10 22 m

65. Ordering Distance Objects Radius of Virgo Supercluster (APOD 03/14/04) 6x10 23 m

66. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to AGN 3C 273 7x10 25 m

67. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to GRB990123 (APOD 01/29/99) 1x10 26 m

68. Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Edge of Observable Universe (Personal Picture) 1.5x10 26 m

69. The Universe is a VERY Big Place At least 13.7 billion light-years (or about 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilometers) It is full of VERY big numbers! And very very small!

70. Scientific Notation and tens 10000 = 1x 10 4 1000= 1x 10 3 100 = 1x 10 2 10 = 1x 10 1 1 = 1x 10 0 0.1 = 1x 10 -1 0.01 = 1x 10 -2 0.001 = 1x 10 -3 0.0001 = 1x 10 -4