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The Science of the Solar System

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Средний≈ 29.4 чАнглийский
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Learn about the science behind the current exploration of the solar system in this FREE CLASS (all class materials are available for free in preview or you can find all lectures on youtube). Use principles from physics, chemistry, biology, and geology to understand the latest from Mars, comprehend the outer solar system, ponder planets outside our solar system, and search for habitability in our neighborhood and beyond. This course is generally taught at an advanced level assuming a prior knowledge of undergraduate math and physics, but the majority of the concepts and lectures can be understood without these prerequisites. The quizzes and final exam are designed to make you think critically about the material you have learned rather than to simply make you memorize facts. The class is expected to be challenging but rewarding.

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10 модулей · 120 учебных материалов

01Unit 1: Water on Mars (week 1)15 материалов

Unit 1: Water on Mars (week 1)

Introduction to the Science of the Solar SystemВидеоWelcome! Please introduce yourself.ОбсуждениеLecture 1.01: Early views of MarsВидеоWhat's in the sky right now?ОбсуждениеLecture 1.02: Mars has canals!Видео

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Язык: Английский

Субтитры: Арабский, Французский, Бенгальский, Украинский, Китайский (Китай), Греческий, Итальянский, Бразильский португальский, Нидерландский, Корейский, Немецкий, Пушту, Урду, Русский, Тайский, Индонезийский, Шведский, Турецкий, Азербайджанский, Испанский, Дари, Хинди, Японский, Казахский, Венгерский, Польский

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Lecture 1.03: Taking the temperature of MarsВидео
Lecture 1.04: Mars DOES have water (in the atmosphere)! Видео
Note on the next lectureЧтение
Lecture 1.05: Heating and composition of the polar capsВидео
Lecture 1.06: Let's fly to Mars Видео
Lecture 1.07: The first missions to MarsВидео
Lecture 1.08: Water on earth Видео
Lecture 1.09: Mariner 9 -- Mars had FLOWING water!Видео
Lecture 1.10: Viking and the start of modern Martian scienceВидео
Quiz 1Задание
02Unit 1: Water on Mars (week 2)12 материалов

Unit 1: Water on Mars (week 2)

Lecture 1.11: Craters and surface agesВидеоLecture 1.12: Outflow channelsВидеоLecture 1.13:Valley NetworksВидеоLecture 1.14: Climate cycles on Mars ВидеоPolar layered terrains?ОбсуждениеLecture 1.15: Was early Mars warmer and wetter? ВидеоLecture 1.16: Atmospheric escapeВидеоLecture 1.17 Martian topographyВидеоLecture 1.18: Gamma ray spectroscopy and subsurface waterВидеоLecture 1.19: Glaciers on Mars!ВидеоLecture 1.20 Origin of low latitude ice ВидеоQuiz 2Задание
03Unit 1: Water on Mars (week 3)10 материалов

Unit 1: Water on Mars (week 3)

Lecture 1.21: Evolution of the interiorВидеоLecture 1.22 Insights from InSIGHTВидеоLecture 1.23: Thermal spectroscopy and mineral identificationВидеоLecture 1.24: Geology from the Opportunity rover ВидеоLecture 1.25: Geochemistry from the Opportunity rover ВидеоLecture 1.26: Minerology on MarsВидеоLecture 1.27: Curiosity at the bottom of Gale craterВидеоLecture 1.28: Curiosity up Mount SharpВидеоLecture 1.29: Where was the water on Mars?ВидеоQuiz 3: needs editing!Задание
04Unit 2: The insides of giant planets (week 1)13 материалов

Unit 2: The insides of giant planets (week 1)

Note on the next sectionЧтениеLecture 2.01: Introduction to Jupiter ВидеоLecture 2.02: Measuring density ВидеоLecture 2.03: Using density ВидеоLecture 2.04: Hydrostatic equilibrium ВидеоLecture 2.05: Hydrogen equation of state ВидеоLecture 2.06: Heat transportВидеоLecture 2.07: Theoretical internal structure ВидеоLecture 2.08: A core from gravity?ВидеоLecture 2.09: Magnetic fieldsВидеоLecture 2.10: The upper atmosphere and the Galileo probe Видео2.11 Helium rainВидеоQuiz 4Задание
05Unit 2: The insides of giant planets (week 2)12 материалов

Unit 2: The insides of giant planets (week 2)

Lecture 2.12: Planetesimal formationВидеоLecture 2.13: Core formation ВидеоLecture 2.14: Core-collapse vs. Disk instability ВидеоCore collapse vs. disk instability?ОбсуждениеLecture 2.15: JunoВидеоLecture 2.16: Saturn and the ice giants ВидеоLecture 2.17: Discovering hot JupitersВидеоLecture 2.18: Densities of hot Jupiters ВидеоLecture 2.19: Inflating hot JupitersВидеоLecture 2.20: Kepler and the sub-Neptunes ВидеоLecture 2.21: Weird planets and JWSTВидеоQuiz 5Задание
06Unit 3: Big questions from small bodies (week 1)14 материалов

Unit 3: Big questions from small bodies (week 1)

Lecture 3.01: Introduction to the small bodiesВидеоLecture 3.02: The formation of small bodiesВидеоLecture 3.03: The formation of terrestrial planetsВидеоLecture 3.04: The surface density of the solar systemВидеоLecture 3.05: An ode to cometsВидеоLecture 3.06: The composition of cometsВидеоLecture 3.07: Where do comets come from?ВидеоLecture 3.08: The formation of the Oort cloudВидеоLecture 3.09: Meteorites and the beginning of the solar systemВидеоClaire PattersonОбсуждениеLecture 3.10: Types of meteorites: ChondritesВидеоLecture 3.11: Types of meteorites: AchondritesВидеоLecture 3.12: Asteroids and meteorite deliveryВидеоQuiz 6Задание
07Unit 3: Big questions from small bodies (week 2)10 материалов

Unit 3: Big questions from small bodies (week 2)

Lecture 3.13: Asteroid compositionsВидеоLecture 3.14 : Pictures of asteroidsВидеоLecture 3.15: Asteroid hazardsВидеоLecture 3.16: The Kuiper beltВидеоLecture 3.17: Properties of dwarf planetsВидеоLecture 3.18: Dynamical instabilitiesВидеоLecture 3.19:The Grand TackВидеоLecture 3.20: Planet NineВидеоLecture 3.21: A trip to the Subaru telescopeВидеоQuiz 7Задание
08Unit 4: Life in the solar system (week 1)13 материалов

Unit 4: Life in the solar system (week 1)

Lecture 4.01: Introduction to life ВидеоLife as we do (or don't) know itОбсуждениеLecture 4.02: Photosynthesis ВидеоLecture 4.03: Water ВидеоLecture 4.04: Alternative energy sources ВидеоLecture 4.05: History of life on EarthВидеоLecture 4.06: Mars -- The Viking experiement ВидеоLecture 4.07: Mars -- Microbial hitchhikers ВидеоLecture 4.08: Mars -- A habitable environment!ВидеоLecture 4.09: Mars -- Roving for lifeВидеоLecture 4.10: Mars -- PerserveranceВидеоLecture 4.11: Mars -- Sample returnВидеоQuiz 8Задание
09 Unit 4: Life in the solar system and beyond (week 2)13 материалов

Unit 4: Life in the solar system and beyond (week 2)

Lecture 4.12: EuropaВидеоLecture 4.13: The ocean of EuropaВидеоLecture 4.14: Exploring EuropaВидеоLecture 4.15: EnceladusВидеоLecture 4.16: Introduction to TitanВидеоLecture 4.17: Weird life on TitanВидеоLecture 4.18: Other ocean worldsВидеоLecture 4.19: Habitable zones ВидеоLecture 4.20: Detecting exo-life ВидеоLecture 4.21: Looking around M-dwarfs ВидеоLecture 4.22: A mission to find life in the solar system ВидеоLecture 4.23: All good things must come to an end ВидеоQuiz 9Задание
10Final exam8 материалов

Final Exam

Final examЗаданиеBonus materialЧтениеBonus: The formation of the moonВидеоBonus: What we used to think about Sedna (before we knew about Planet Nine!)ВидеоBonus: Seasons on TitanВидеоBonus: Why Pluto had to dieВидеоBonus: Mars -- methane?ВидеоBonus: Mars -- methane!!Видео