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Admin Please fill in course evaluation. Deadline * Today * http://www.udel.edu/course-evals Final Exam: Saturday 7 Feb. 3.30 PM. SHL 100 Example-problems and MC questions for parts covered after mid term * posted on course calendar webpage * http://jonsundqvist.com/phys133/calender.html Today and Tomorrow Review and Examples and calculations 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.

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Orbits and sizes of extrasolar planets from Kepler Already NOT up-to-date. The list grows every day

Results from Kepler indicate that planets are very common, and that small planets outnumber large planets. NOTE: Remember also here the fast increase of planet-detections

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HOME -- The Pale Blue Dot

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Ch. 12 HR Diagram Ch. 13 Star birth in cold molecular clouds Properties of low-mass and highmass stars Life stages of low-mass and highmass stars Fusion in of low-mass and highmass stars Ch. 14 White Dwarf Neutron star and pulsar Black hole Time-dilation and other relativity effects Ch. 16 Cosmic Recycling Spiral vs. elliptical galaxies Distances to galaxies Hubble s Law Ch. 17 The Big bang Theory Eras of Universe The Cosmic Microwave Background radiation Inflation Olber s paradox Ch. 18 Dark matter Dark energy The fate of the Universe Ch. 19 Interstellar travel Fermi s paradox

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