Solar Laboratory Investigations for Introductory Astronomy Classes

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Oct 2001

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American Physical Society, Texas Section Fall Meeting, October 4-6, 2001 Fort Worth, Texas Meeting ID: TSF01, abstract #ED.004

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Introductory astronomy courses introduce students to the Sun as a star. Frequently, however, laboratory exercises on the Sun are not part of the curriculum. The author will discuss several introductory astronomy exercises involving the Sun. These include naked eye observations, as well as multi-wavelength observations of the Sun, using white light telescopes, a hydrogen alpha filtered telescope, and a radio telescope. In addition, we use the CLEA computer based laboratory exercise that incorporates a simulation designed to acquaint students with the radiative zone within the Sun.

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