Galaxies Overview: Types and Structures

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Delves into the nature and properties of the first stars, exploring galaxy evolution and nucleosynthesis signatures.

Covers the hot big bang theory, its origins, and implications for cosmology.

Introduces the course on Stellar and Galactic Dynamics, covering self-gravitating systems and their evolution under gravity.

Covers gravitational lenses, deflection angle, lens equation, and their application to galaxies and the universe.

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

Explores the origin, nature, and future of humanity through astrophysics.

Explores indirect methods to detect dark matter in galaxies and clusters, revealing discrepancies between theory and observation.

Covers the role of neutrinos in astroparticle physics and their implications for dark matter in the universe.

Explores the stability of rotating systems, focusing on spiral structures and the winding problem in observed spirals.

Delves into the powers of ten, showcasing the relative sizes of objects and phenomena in the universe.

Delves into supernova explosions, heavy element production, and star remnants.

Covers the Calorimeter model of the interstellar medium and explores the spectrum of a normal galaxy and Milky Way emission.

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