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1 Physics 202: Introduction to Astronomy – Lecture 14 Carsten Denker Physics Department Center for Solar–Terrestrial Research

2 March 29, 2006Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research  Stellar spectra  Stellar classification Measuring the Stars  Solar neighborhood  Stellar parallax  Stellar motion  Luminosity  Apparent brightness  Magnitude scale  Stellar temperatures  Color and blackbody curve

3 March 29, 2006Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Stellar Parallax and Motion

4 March 29, 2006Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research The Sun’s Neighborhood

5 March 29, 2006Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Luminosity and Apparent Brightness

6 March 29, 2006Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Stellar Temperatures

7 March 29, 2006Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research Blackbody Curves and Spectra

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