Interstellar Medium and Galaxy Evolution
Offered By: New Jersey Astronomical Association via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating world of interstellar medium and galaxy evolution in this engaging lecture by Dr. Hannah Bish from the University of Washington and Space Telescope Science Institute. Delve into topics such as gas around galaxies, star formation, and the life cycle of stars. Discover the mysteries of missing metals, galactic fountains, and fire simulations. Gain insights into concepts like hydrostatic equilibrium, virial radius, metal abundance, low mass stars, and heavy metals. Engage with thought-provoking questions and learn about the importance of cross-pollination in astronomical research.
Syllabus
Introduction
Background
Gas around galaxies
Star formation
Stars when they die
Missing Metals
Galactic Fountain
Fire Simulation
Questions
Crosspollination
hydrostatic equilibrium
virial radius
metal abundance
low mass stars
heavy metals
Taught by
New Jersey Astronomical Association
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