IGCSE Physics Revision: Unit 6 Space Physics | for Cambridge IGCSE 2023 Syllabus

In this video, we will cover Unit 6 Space Physics from the updated Cambridge IGCSE Physics 2023 Syllabus. We will explore topics such as the solar system, stars, galaxies, and the universe. Our expert tutor will guide you through this essential revision video to help you prepare for your IGCSE Physics exam.

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life cycle of star: 37:25
redhshift: 47:59
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[arts--n--craft]

18:33 ; Here u said g depends on mass ie: g is directly proportional to mass. But Mass is inversely proportional to the gravitational field strength, so if mass increases, gravitational force decreases. g = k/m ( g ∝ 1/m) wherein k = weight.

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00:05 Introduction to Space Physics in the 2023 syllabus
02:20 Earth's rotation and orbit affecting day-night cycle and seasons
07:27 The phases of the moon are determined by its location around the Earth.
09:58 Overview of Our Solar System
15:12 Understanding key data for celestial bodies
17:23 Gravitational field strength and its relationship with Mass
21:31 Planets' speeds depend on their distance from the Sun.
23:39 Speed and energy changes in elliptical orbits
28:00 Formation of stars and planets from nuclear fusion process
30:13 The solar system's formation and planet characteristics
34:19 Distance in space measured in light years.
36:28 Life cycle of a star when it runs out of fuel
40:39 Life cycle of a red super giant star
43:05 Explaining the formation and characteristics of black holes and neutron stars
47:13 The universe is constantly expanding from a point of origin.
49:37 Redshift results in longer wavelengths
53:45 Cosmic microwave background radiation from the Big Bang
55:50 Measuring the expansion of the universe using the Hubble constant.
59:58 The age of the universe is estimated to be 14.4 billion years.

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