362-142 Explorations of the Universe

Course Notes

Steven Dutch, Natural and Applied Sciences, University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
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Lecture Topic	Access Power Point Slides
General University Rules and Expectations	Forget What You Learned in High School The University General Principles for References What is an A?
General Notes on Cosmos
Cosmos 1: Shores of the Cosmic Ocean	Cosmos 1: Shores of the Cosmic Ocean
Shape of the World 1: Heaven and Earth
Cosmos 3: Harmony of the Worlds	Cosmos 3: Harmony of the Worlds
Shape of the World: Excerpts	Shape of the World: Excerpts
Beginning of the Space Age	Beginning of the Space Age
Going to the Moon Three Films about the Space Race
Cosmos 4: Heaven and Hell Science and Pseudoscience	Pseudoscience Impacts Venus and Mercury The Earth-Moon System
Cosmos 5: Blues for a Red Planet
Cosmos 6: Travelers' Tales	Cosmos 6: Travelers' Tales Asteroids Jupiter
The Further Adventures of Voyager	More about Orbits Rings Saturn Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
Cosmos 9: The Lives of the Stars	Cosmos #9: Lives of the Stars How Far Are the Stars? Life Cycles of Stars Starlight and What it Tells Us
The Realm of the Galaxies	Galaxies and the Universe
Cosmos 2: One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue	One Voice in the Cosmic Fugue
Cosmos #11 Persistence of Memory
Cosmos 12: Encyclopedia Galactica	Encyclopedia Galactica

Physical Data on the Planets
Illustrations of Important Rockets and Spacecraft

Created 13 January 1998; Last Update 02 March 2006

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