Lectures related to Radio galaxy

Explores the study of galactic nuclei, focusing on radio galaxies and quasars, and the unification of active galactic nuclei.

Explores flux, luminosity, brightness, and temperatures in radio astronomy.

Explores the evolution of supernovae and their emission patterns in remnants.

Explores galaxy speed analysis through histograms, boxplots, and Q-Q plots for model comparison and outlier detection.

Explores the impact of dust grains on observing young stars and the correlation between far infrared and radio luminosity in galaxies.

Explores UV, X-ray, and gamma-ray telescopes, their observations, and coded mask detectors.

Explores the content of the Universe, large scale structures, galaxy classification, and galaxy clusters.

Covers astroparticle physics, dark matter, galaxy dynamics, and direct detection experiments for dark matter.

Explores telescope sites for radio observations and the impact of atmospheric conditions on signal quality and observations.

Explores the basics of modern cosmology, covering tracers, quasars, large-scale structures, and the intergalactic medium.

Explores HII regions in the interstellar medium and the characteristics of ionising stars, including their luminosity and lifetime.

Covers the interpretation of spectra in different units and the comparison of fluxes across different scales.

Explores neutron stars, supernova explosions, and their role in cosmic ray production.

Delves into key discoveries in radio astronomy, from quasars to the Big Bang theory evidence.

Explores natural linewidth and broadening effects on spectral lines in astronomy.

Explores the detection of a PeV neutrino from a Tidal Disruption Event.

Discusses supernova remnants, luminosity, FIR-radio correlation, dust properties, and star formation rates.

Explores galaxy cluster components, historical discoveries, X-ray and radio emissions, and gravitational lensing effects.

Delves into gravitational instability, structures formation, and CMB temperature, exploring the inhomogeneities in the Universe.