Astronomy - Ch. 17: The Nature of Stars (1 of 37) Introduction

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In this video I will introduce the nature of stars: How far? How big? How bright? How Long Do They Last? How are They Born?

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8 yr old video but your still helping me. You are the GOAT

helloig
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Thank you professor Biezen, I looked for someone to help me understand Electrical circuit analysis and there was still something missing and when I found your lectures, needless to say you have been a life saver, thank you very much sir

dreamer
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people like you should have their own TV shows!

xios
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Hello sir, It's about 10 years and you're still here to help all of us!!!!
Love from Pakistan.💞

Mazree
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Hi Michel. Hi Michel. I am a teacher of Astronomy at secondary school and community college level. I very much like your videos and style of teaching. I was thinking there is one niche that is, to my mind, neglected in Science and Math videos I have enjoyed learning calculus but it is normally taught as a purely mathematical discipline, detached from its applications in the sciences. The sciences, on the other hand are taught mostly conceptually (online) without employing deeper Math. As an Astronomy "student" for 40 years, I thought it would be great if somebody would not only discuss astronomical concepts, but at the same time teach concepts in calculus through that discipline. Said another way, I think it would be great to do selected calculus problems in a given discipline - to actually see the direct applications of the calculus in various disciplines. I like Astronomy. I enjoy Calculus. But I am on shaky ground when I pick up an Astrophysics textbook and become intimidated by astronomy problems involving Calculus. I have seen some physics and engineering problems done online with calculus, but rarely problems involving specific science disciplines. And also those problems are NOT presented as instruction in Calculus. They are simple performed as if the math was already understood (like a textbook problem). For science students beginning in college, and for layman astronomy types like me who want to take their knowledge "to the next level" I think videos of that nature would be solid gold. And who better to teach such things than you?

jimkeller
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Sir which book is best for study astronomy

spaceandinventionlover
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could you tell me which book you followed for thic chapter?

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