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The objective of the various pathways, or courses, is to provide students with the fundamental descriptions that constitute the field and science of radiation astronomy. At the end of their choices of paths, the course, a student should have a well-rounded knowledge of astronomy, radiation astronomy, and observational and theoretical radiation astronomy, each as they apply to the occurrences of radiation on, within or from above the Earth.

These courses are built upon the ongoing research performed by radiation astronomers around the world and in the not so empty space above the Earth's atmosphere.

Prerequisites

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Although a working knowledge of calculus and physics is beneficial, most concepts presented require only an understanding of algebra. Additional learning resources are also provided through the courses to increase a student's background knowledge.

Completion levels

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Each learning resource is dynamic. Some lectures change and expand maximizing at just over 100 kB. Others may be lists of resources.

Portals

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  1. Introduction
  2. Resources
  3. Special lectures
  4. Theory
  5. Special topics
  6. Selected images
  7. Lessons
  8. Quizzes
  9. Latoratories
  10. Problems
  11. Projects
  12. Related portals
  13. Related topics
  14. Things you can do!
  15. Sister projects

Syllabi

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Lectures

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Main page: Category:Radiation astronomy/Lectures

Radiation-based lectures (alphabetical)

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In principles of radiation astronomy! Latest update!

  1. Acoustic astronomy 20 January 2022‎
  2. Active galactic nuclei astronomy 6 January 2022
  3. Aerometeor astronomy 12 January 2022
  4. Alpha-particle astronomy 12 January 2022
  5. Asteroid astronomy 12 January 2022‎
  6. Atomic astronomy 12 January 2022
  7. Baryon astronomy 13 January 2022
  8. Beta-particle astronomy 13 January 2022
  9. Blue astronomy 13 January 2022
  10. Cloud astronomy 13 January 2022
  11. Color astronomy 13 January 2022
  12. Cometary astronomy 13 January 2022
  13. Cosmic-ray astronomy 13 January 2022
  14. Cryometeor astronomy 13 January 2022‎
  15. Cyan astronomy 16 January 2022‎
  16. Electromagnetic astronomy 14 January 2022
  17. Electron astronomy 14 January 2022
  18. Fiery meteor astronomy 14 January 2022
  19. Galaxy astronomy 14 January 2022‎
  20. Galaxy cluster astronomy 14 January 2022
  21. Gamma-ray astronomy 14 January 2022
  22. Gravitational astronomy 14 January 2022‎
  23. Green astronomy 14 January 2022
  24. Hadron astronomy 15 January 2022‎
  25. High-velocity galaxy astronomy 15 January 2022‎
  26. Hydrometeor astronomy 15 January 2022
  27. Hypervelocity stellar astronomy 15 January 2022
  28. Infrared astronomy 15 January 2022‎
  29. Kuiper belt astronomy 15 January 2022‎
  30. Lightning astronomy 25 January 2022
  31. Lithometeor astronomy 15 January 2022
  32. Meson astronomy 15 January 2022
  33. Meteor astronomy 15 January 2022
  34. Meteoroid astronomy 16 December 2020
  35. Meteor-shower astronomy 16 December 2020‎
  36. Microwave astronomy 15 January 2022
  37. Millimeter-wave astronomy
  38. Mineral astronomy 18 June 2022‎‎
  39. Molecule astronomy 16 January 2022‎
  40. Muon astronomy 16 January 2022‎‎
  41. Nebula astronomy 16 January 2022‎
  42. Neutrals astronomy 16 January 2022‎
  43. Neutrino astronomy 16 January 2022‎‎
  44. Neutron astronomy 17 January 2022‎
  45. Oort cloud astronomy 17 January 2022‎
  46. Optical astronomy 17 January 2022‎
  47. Orange astronomy 17 January 2022‎
  48. Particle astronomy 17 January 2022‎‎
  49. Planetary astronomy 18 January 2022‎
  50. Plasma-meteor astronomy 18 January 2022‎
  51. Positron astronomy 18 January 2022‎
  52. Proton astronomy 18 January 2022‎‎
  53. Radar astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  54. Radiation astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  55. Radio astronomy 19 January 2022‎‎
  56. Red astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  57. Rock astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  58. Scattered disk astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  59. Standard candle astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  60. Stellar astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  61. Subatomics astronomy 20 January 2022
  62. Submillimeter astronomy 20 January 2022‎
  63. Superluminal astronomy 20 January 2022
  64. Synchrotron astronomy 20 January 2022‎
  65. Tauon astronomy 20 January 2022
  66. Ultraviolet astronomy 20 January 2022
  67. Violet astronomy 20 January 2022
  68. Visual astronomy 20 January 2022
  69. X-ray astronomy 20 January 2022‎
  70. Yellow astronomy 20 January 2022‎

Radiation-based lectures

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  1. Radiation astronomy
  2. Meteor radiation astronomy
  3. Galaxy cluster astronomy
  4. High-velocity galaxy astronomy
  5. Galaxy astronomy
  6. Active galactic nuclei astronomy
  7. Nebula astronomy
  8. Standard candle astronomy
  9. Hypervelocity stellar astronomy
  10. Stellar astronomy
  11. Plasma-meteor astronomy
  12. Scattered disk astronomy
  13. Planetary astronomy
  14. Oort cloud astronomy
  15. Cloud astronomy
  16. Kuiper belt astronomy
  17. Asteroid astronomy
  18. Cometary astronomy
  19. Aerometeor astronomy
  20. Rock astronomy
  21. Mineral astronomy
  22. Lightning astronomy
  23. Meteoroid astronomy
  24. Meteor-shower astronomy
  25. Fiery meteor astronomy
  26. Particle astronomy
  27. Lithometeor astronomy
  28. Cryometeor astronomy
  29. Hydrometeor astronomy
  30. Molecule astronomy
  31. Acoustic astronomy
  32. Atomic astronomy
  33. Neutrals astronomy
  34. Subatomics astronomy
  35. Cosmic-ray astronomy
  36. Alpha-particle astronomy
  37. Hadron astronomy
  38. Baryon astronomy
  39. Neutron astronomy
  40. Proton astronomy
  41. Meson astronomy
  42. Tauon astronomy
  43. Muon astronomy
  44. Neutrino astronomy
  45. Beta-particle astronomy
  46. Electron astronomy
  47. Positron astronomy
  48. Electromagnetic astronomy
  49. Synchrotron astronomy
  50. Color astronomy
  51. Gamma-ray astronomy
  52. X-ray astronomy
  53. Ultraviolet astronomy
  54. Optical astronomy
  55. Visual astronomy
  56. Violet astronomy
  57. Blue astronomy
  58. Cyan astronomy
  59. Green astronomy
  60. Yellow astronomy
  61. Orange astronomy
  62. Red astronomy
  63. Infrared astronomy
  64. Submillimeter astronomy
  65. Microwave astronomy
  66. Radar astronomy
  67. Radio astronomy
  68. Gravitational astronomy
  69. Superluminal astronomy

Topic-based lectures

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  1. Astronomy 107 kb, 31 December 2021, ann MPN 10 September 2012
  2. Astrophysics 38 kb, 24 August 2021
  3. Astrochemistry
  4. Astrochemistry 89 kB 30 June 2021, ann 10 October 2012
  5. Astrogeology
  6. Cosmogony 102 kb, 6 December 2020‎, ann MPN January 2014
  7. Electromagnetic radiation 116 kb, 7 December 2020, ann MPN 17 November 2016
  8. History 119 kb, 2 June 2021, ann MPN 23 January 2020
  9. Geography 97 kb, 4 March 2022‎
  10. Mathematical astronomy 85 kb, 9 April 2021
  11. Mathematics of radiation 92 kb, 5 December 2020
  12. Theoretical astronomy 97 kb, 7 September 2021, ann January 2014
  13. Theoretical radiation astronomy 9 kb, 18 June 2021, ann 2013

Spectrometry-based lectures

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  1. Absorptions 54 kB 12 November 2022‎
  2. Airborne radiation astronomy 36 kB 11 January 2022
  3. Aircraft 32 kb 26 January 2022
  4. Alloys 226 kB Ann MPN 4 July 2022
  5. Backgrounds 130 kB 12 November 2022, ann 9 March 2017
  6. Balloons 61 kb 26 January 2022
  7. Bands 17kB 11 June 2021
  8. Blacks
  9. Centimeter-wave astronomy
  10. Chemicals
  11. Clocks 56 kb 25 February 2022‎
  12. Compounds 28 kb 11 June 2021
  13. Continua 24 kB 14 January 2022
  14. Detectors 100 kb 3 February 2022‎ Ann MPN 2013
  15. Diffractions 71 kB 20 June 2021
  16. Distillations 19 kB 24 June 2021
  17. Distributionals 6 kB 11 January 2022
  18. Earth orbits 30 kb 24 January 2022‎
  19. Emissions 2 kB 1 December 2020
  20. Empiricisms 23 kB 2 January 2021
  21. Entanglements 19 January 2022‎
  22. Exploratory astronomy 41 kb 17 January 2022‎
  23. Fluorescences 37 kB 22 August 2021
  24. Gases
  25. Heliocentric astronomy 27 kb 1 December 2020‎
  26. Holes 154 kb, 12 November 2022, needs quiz
  27. Intensities 16 kB 14 January 2022
  28. Lensings 110 kB 27 October 2022
  29. Lightning astronomy 25 January 2022
  30. Liquids
  31. Luminescences 86 kB 2 July 2021
  32. Magnetism 60 kB 25 January 2022
  33. Materials 35 kB 14 February 2022
  34. Meteorites ?
  35. Micrometeorites
  36. Millimeter-wave astronomy
  37. Mineraloids 19 January 2022‎
  38. Mineral radiation astronomy 136 kb Ann MPN 25 June 2019, updated 18 June 2022‎
  39. Molecule astronomy 16 January 2022‎
  40. Motion sensors 5 kb 2 February 2022
  41. Observatories 96 kb 11 January 2022 ann MPN January 2014
  42. Orbital platforms 94 kb 17 July 2022
  43. Plasmas
  44. Polarizations 63 kB 14 January 2022
  45. Reflections 9 kB 1 June 2021
  46. Refractions 57 kB 27 August 2021
  47. Rocketry 71 kb 11 December 2021‎
  48. Rock astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  49. Satellites 202 kb ann MPN January 2014
  50. Scatterings 17 kB 2 June 2021
  51. Solids
  52. Sounding rockets 28 kb 25 February 2022
  53. Spallations 13 kB 2 June 2021‎
  54. Spatials 15 kB 1 June 2021‎
  55. Spectrals 12 kB 1 June 2021‎
  56. Spectrographs 12 kb Ann MPN 26 July 2017
  57. Spectrometers 16 kb 13 June 2021
  58. Spectroscopy 39 kB 1 December 2020‎
  59. Sun-synchronous radiation astronomy 7 kb 27 February 2022‎
  60. Supernova X-rays
  61. Telescopes 1 kb Ann MPN January 2014
  62. Temporals 14 kB 31 May 2021
  63. Transductions 11 kB 11 July 2021
  64. Transformations 8 kB 5 March 2022
  65. Transmissivity 12 kb 20 October 2022
  66. Transmutations 6 kb 1 June 2021
  67. Volcanoes
  68. Wavelength shifts 5 kB 1 June 2021
  69. Whites

Technology lectures

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Alternate observatories

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Source-based lectures

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  1. First astronomical sources 87 kB 5 December 2020, ann January 2014
  2. First astronomical X-ray sources 140 kB 7 December 2020‎, ann 8 August 2017
  3. Intergalactic medium 103 kB 30 November 2020‎, ann February 2014
  4. Interplanetary medium 106 kb 2 December 2020, ann February 2014
  5. Interstellar medium 102 kB 6 December 2020, ann 9 August 2017
  6. Radiation sources 38 kB 2 December 2020‎
  7. Source astronomy 127 kB 20 June 2021, ann January 2014
  8. Supernova X-rays

Object-based lectures

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Astromorphology objects

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  1. Craters 116 kb Ann MPN January 2014, updated 26 June 2021
  2. Hills
  3. Mountains
  4. Plateaus
  5. Plains
  6. Valleys

Celestial objects

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  1. Astronomy of entities 32 kb 12 April 2021
  2. Radiation astronomy of entities 93 kb 8 June 2022‎
  3. Jupiter 128 kb Ann MPN 27 June 2018, updated 19 May 2022‎
  4. Miranda
  5. Planetary astronomy 18 January 2022‎
  6. Planets
  7. Serpens X-1
  8. Skys
  9. Solar systems
  10. Zodiacal lights

Classical objects

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  1. Aion 21 kB 2 November 2020

Experimental techniques

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  1. Analytical radiation astronomy 9 kB 29 March 2019
  2. X-ray trigonometric parallax 101 kb ann MPN 19 August 2018

Gaseous objects

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  1. Aerometeor astronomy 12 January 2022
  2. Asteroids as a gaseous object
  3. Astronomy of gaseous objects 29 kb 4 December 2021
  4. Atmospheres 72 kb, 11 June 2021
  5. Ceres as a gaseous object
  6. Earth as a gaseous object Ann MPN 10 February 2019, updated 114 kB 1 September 2021
  7. Fiery meteor astronomy 14 January 2022
  8. Gaseous objects 14 kb 30 June 2022‎
  9. Io as a gaseous object 7 kb 10 January 2022
  10. Mars as a gaseous object 17 kb 23 August 2021
  11. Mercury as a gaseous object 10 kb 24 July 2021
  12. Moon as a gaseous object
  13. Neptune as a gaseous object 43 kb 4 December 2021
  14. Pluto as a gaseous object
  15. Saturn as a gaseous object 69 kb 24 July 2021
  16. Sun as a gaseous object
  17. Titan as a gaseous object
  18. Uranus as a gaseous object 101 kb 10 September 2021 Ann MPN ?
  19. Venus as a gaseous object 37 kb 10 February 2022
  20. Volcanoes

Liquid objects

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  1. Asteroids as a liquid object
  2. Astronomy of liquid objects 12 kb 3 January 2022
  3. Ceres as a liquid object
  4. Earth as a liquid object 135 kb 7 July 2021‎ Ann MPN ?
  5. Europa as a liquid object 17 kb 10 January 2022
  6. Hydrometeor astronomy 100 kb Ann MPN 5 July 2019, 103 kb updated 8 June 2022
  7. Io as a liquid object 11 kb 10 January 2022
  8. Liquid objects 62 kb 3 January 2022
  9. Mars as a liquid object 32 kb 17 May 2021
  10. Mercury as a liquid object 33 kb 10 May 2021
  11. Meteorites as liquid objects 30 kb 16 May 2022
  12. Moon as a liquid object 29 kb 10 May 2021
  13. Neptune as a liquid object
  14. Oceans 31 kb 27 August 2021
  15. Pluto as a liquid object
  16. Rains 42 kb 4 November 2021
  17. Saturn as a liquid object
  18. Sun as a liquid object
  19. Titan as a liquid object
  20. Uranus as a liquid object
  21. Venus as a liquid object 17 kb 10 May 2021
  22. Liquids/Liquid objects/Volcanoes

Materials

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  1. Mineral astronomy 18 kb 26 June 2022‎
  2. Mineralogy 95 kb Ann MPN 13 March 2018, updated 26 June 2022

Objects

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  1. Asteroids
  2. Callisto
  3. Ceres
  4. Earth
  5. Ices
  6. Mars
  7. Minerals
  8. Moon
  9. Neptune
  10. Object astronomy
  11. Radiation objects
  12. Rocks
  13. Uranus
  14. Venus

Plasma objects

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  1. Active galactic nuclei astronomy 6 January 2022
  2. Asteroids as a plasma object
  3. Ceres as a plasma object
  4. Coronal clouds
  5. Earth as a plasma object
  6. Galaxy astronomy 14 January 2022‎
  7. Galaxy cluster astronomy 14 January 2022
  8. High-velocity galaxy astronomy 15 January 2022‎
  9. Hypervelocity stellar astronomy 15 January 2022
  10. Io as a plasma object
  11. Lightning astronomy 25 January 2022
  12. Magnetohydrodynamics
  13. Plasma-meteor astronomy 18 January 2022‎
  14. Mars as a plasma object
  15. Mercury as a plasma object
  16. Moon as a plasma object
  17. Neptune as a plasma object
  18. Nucleosynthesis
  19. Plasma objects
  20. Plasma-object astronomy
  21. Pluto as a plasma object
  22. Saturn as a plasma object
  23. Stellar astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  24. Sun as a plasma object
  25. Titan as a plasma object
  26. Uranus as a plasma object
  27. Venus as a plasma object
  28. Plasmas/Plasma objects/Volcanoes

Regions

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  1. Astronomical regions 49 kB 15 January 2022‎

Rocky objects

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  1. Ariel as a rocky object 5 kB 16 October 2020
  2. Asteroids as a rocky object 42 kB 30 November 2020
  3. Asteroid astronomy 101 kb Ann MPN 22 June 2019, updated 12 January 2022‎
  4. Astroglaciology 147 kb Ann MPN 5 February 2017, updated 22 April 2022‎
  5. Rocky-object astronomy 124 kn Ann MPN 3 August 2017, updated 30 November 2020‎
  6. Callisto as a rocky object 45 kB 10 August 2021
  7. Ceres as a rocky object 41 kb 10 August 2021‎
  8. Cryometeor astronomy 100 kb Ann MPN 4 July 2019, updated 104 kb 8 June 2022
  9. Dione as a rocky object 19 kb 25 August 2021
  10. Earth as a rocky object 122 kb Ann MPN ?
  11. Enceladus as ice sheets 16 kb 26 January 2019
  12. Europa as ice sheets 46 kb 10 May 2021
  13. Ganymede as a rocky object 57 kb 11 August 2021
  14. Io as a rocky object 38 kb 10 January 2022‎
  15. Kuiper belt astronomy 103 kb Ann MPN 23 June 2019, updated 103 kb 15 January 2022‎
  16. Lithometeor astronomy 106kb Ann MPN 4 July 2019, updated 109 kb 8 June 2022‎
  17. Mars as a rocky object
  18. Mercury as a rocky object 58 kb 5 December 2020
  19. Meteor astronomy 56 kb Ann MPN 18 September 2016, updated 113 kb 18 April 2022‎
  20. Meteorites 147 kb 12 June 2022‎ Ann MPN ?
  21. Meteoritic irons 73 kb 13 June 2022
  22. Meteoroid astronomy 111 kb Ann MPN 29 June 2019, updated 110 kb 7 June 2022
  23. Meteor-shower astronomy 102 kb Ann MPN 3 July 2019, updated 102 kb 7 June 2022‎
  24. Moon as a rocky object
  25. Neptune as a rocky object
  26. Oort cloud astronomy 88 kb Ann MPN 19 June 2019, updated 101 kb 17 January 2022‎
  27. Pluto
  28. Rock astronomy 19 January 2022‎
  29. Rocky objects
  30. Saturn as a rocky object
  31. Scattered discs 113 kb Ann MPN 21 June 2019, updated 109 kb 5 June 2022
  32. Sun as a rocky object
  33. Titan as a rocky object
  34. Titania
  35. Triton
  36. Uranus as a rocky object
  37. Venus as a rocky object
  38. Vesta
  39. Radiation astronomy of volcanoes
  40. Volcanoes as rocky objects

Solid objects

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Volcanoes

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  1. Io volcanism

Category-organized lectures

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Lessons

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Main page: Category:Radiation astronomy/Lessons

Laboratories

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Main page: Category:Radiation astronomy/Laboratories

Problems

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Main page: Category:Radiation astronomy/Problems

Quizzes

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Main page: Category:Radiation astronomy quizzes

WikiData Numbers

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  1. Radiation astronomy/Blues Q26203754
  2. Radiation astronomy/Courses Q51248150
  3. Radiation astronomy/Courses/Principles/Syllabus/Fall Q26728101
  4. Radiation astronomy/Cyans Q26203759
  5. Radiation astronomy/Electromagnetics Q27681267
  6. Radiation astronomy/Gamma rays Q622752
  7. Radiation astronomy/Greens Q26203766
  8. Radiation astronomy/Infrareds Q899970
  9. Radiation astronomy/Microwaves Q26203833
  10. Radiation astronomy/Opticals Q26205079
  11. Radiation astronomy/Oranges Q26203802
  12. Radiation astronomy/Reds Q26203815
  13. Radiation astronomy/Submillimeters Q25939133
  14. Radiation astronomy/Synchrotrons Q55361038
  15. Radiation astronomy/Ultraviolets Q1413491
  16. Radiation astronomy/Violets Q26203734
  17. Radiation astronomy/Visuals Q26205081
  18. Radiation astronomy/X-rays Q1852
  19. Radiation astronomy/Yellows Q26203778
  1. Radiation astronomy/Colors Q56418797
  1. Radiation astronomy/Positrons Q26196475

See also

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{{Principles of radiation astronomy}}

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