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Description: Uranus System. Knowledge and open issues about the planet, rings, moons and space environment. Students will present reviews and lead discussion of key issues. Instructors will provide feedback.
Description: Humans have always looked to the skies for orientation and inspiration. In this seminar we’ll explore the ways in which the skyscape, half of our natural environment, has influenced societies around the world. Topics include sky observations used for navigation, for observing natural cycles and as mirrors of social structure.
ASTR 7500, Special Topics
Instructor: Kowalski
Room: E126
2:00p-3:15p (T/TH)
MWF Schedule
ASTR 5110, Atomic and Molecular Processes (Core, 1st year)
Instructor: Hamilton
Room: E126
9:05a-9:55a
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