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I decided to cancel class next week! No homework until you get back. Honor credit need to have those papers soon! Exam 2 Grades are posted. Nighttime observing should be posted today. Interest in grade at present?. THE FINAL IS DECEMBER 15 th : 7-10pm! Style Outline What is Dark Matter? Hubble showed that the Spiral Nebulae are island universes Galaxies are the Fundamental Ecosystems of the Universe. Morphology Spirals Barred Spirals Ellipticals Irregulars The Rotation of the Galaxy Astronomy: The Big Picture According to Kepler s 3 rd Law, the farther a star is from the center, the slower it should orbit Observations show that speed actually increases or is constant with distance from the center There is mass outside of the Galaxy that we can t see! In fact, 90% of the mass of the entire Galaxy (>10 12 solar masses) is Dark Matter!

What is Dark Matter? Pesky Spiral Nebulae: Compare We re not completely sure, but normal stuff may only make 10% of the Universe. It s spherically distributed all around the Galaxy in a huge halo Contributed bits of Neutrinos Blackholes, brown dwarves, black dwarves MACHOS: Massive Compact Halo ObjectS Something exotic particles as yet unknown WIMPS: Weakly Interacting Massive ParticleS Edwin Hubble Cepheid Variable Stars Variable Stars that regularly vary in brightness, but we know the absolute brightness. A special star. Nova? Famous Picture of the Andromeda Nebulae Mount Wilson Observatory So we can determine how far away are they. Effectively can show that Andromeda is 2.2 Million light years away. http://www.astro.uiuc.edu/stardial/variables/

The Andromeda Galaxy And you can see it with your naked eye: 50% larger and twice as bright as our Galaxy. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap020518.html It s coming right for us! What will happen to the Milkyway? It will continue to grow as it cannibalizes the smaller galaxies. The Andromeda galaxy is on a collision course. Eventually (billions of years) we will end up a combined galaxy. Probably look like an elliptical galaxy. http://www.seds.org/messier/small/m87.gif Is the Milkyway Alone? And Many Galaxies in the Same Town We have lots of neighbor galaxies Canis Major (42,000 ly away) Large Magellanic Cloud (180,000 ly away) Milky Way 0.7 Mpc Triangulum (M33) Local Group Dwarf galaxies Sagittarius Dwarf Elliptical (80,000 ly away) Small Magellanic Cloud (250,000 ly away) Andromeda (M31)

Galaxies are the Fundamental Ecosystems of the Universe The cosmic engines that turn gas into stars and stars back into gas. In between no star formation occurs nothing happens in intergalactic space. Are recently discovered (by Edwin Hubble in late 1920 s) Can be classified by morphology (shapes and sizes). Galaxies are the Fundamental Ecosystems of the Universe Three Main Types of Galaxies: Spirals - Barred and unbarred galaxies contain varying amounts of disk component. The disk has the young blue stars, while the bulge has older red stars. Ellipticals - Galaxies are pure bulge, no disk component. All older red stars. Irregulars - Galaxies are well. Odd. Young blue stars. Spiral: < 20% Barred Spiral: > 57% Types of Galaxies Spirals: Pattern? NGC 4114 Elliptical: >20% Irregular: < 3% http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap990609.html

Spirals: Pattern? Spirals: Pattern? M51: The Whirlpool Galaxy Sombrero Galaxy http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap010410.html http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap011021.html Spirals: Pattern? Spirals: Pattern? NGC 891 Edge on Grand Design Crisp Flocculent Spiral Fleecy http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap970228.html

Spirals Why do we see Spiral Arms? More bulge and tightly wound. Sb Spirals are classified on the amount of bulge component (how tightly the arms are wound). These are designated as Sa, Sb, Sc, in order of decreasing bulge. They are easily seen as the arms contain numerous bright O and B stars that illuminate dust in the arms. Sc More disk means more ongoing star formation! However, stars in total seem to be evenly distributed throughout the disk. More disk and loosely wound. Important Question The Winding Problem If the arms are stationary, they should wind up the galaxy orbits with the same linear speed. This is not observed. The arms must be a pattern that quickly dissipates after a few orbits.

What makes the Spiral Arms? I: Self-Propagating Star Formation What makes the Spiral Arms? II: Spiral Density Waves Massive stars Supernovae 1 and gas clouds 2 New stars form as blast waves compress gas 3 4 As stars orbit the galaxy the stars closer in orbit faster and form a spiral shape. Works best for Flocculent Spirals. Repeat The truck represents dust and gas that slows the stars (the other cars) down, That increases the density of the clouds, creating new O and B stars that light up the spiral arm. Spirals with Bars of Stars Barred Spirals

Bars of stars in the nuclear bulges of barred spiral galaxies Elliptical Galaxies Type SBa Type SBb Type SBc Spiral arms originate from bar end. Elliptical Galaxies Are the Stellar Orbits different? Spiral disk Type E0 Spherical Type E3 Can be huge (20 times larger than Milkyway) or small. Very common are dwarf ellipticals with as few as a million stars. Type E7 Elongated Elliptical or Spiral bulge

Irregulars Small Magellanic Cloud Large Magellanic Cloud Sextans