외계 행성과 생명 Exoplanets and Extraterrestrial Life

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외계 행성과 생명 Exoplanets and Extraterrestrial Life Masateru ISHIGURO 이시구로 마사테루 Assistant Professor, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Seoul National University

Contact Address Lecturer Masateru Ishiguro: ishiguro@astro.snu.ac.kr 김민규: mgkim@astro.snu.ac.kr 김도형: dohyeong@astro.snu.ac.kr http://astro1.snu.ac.kr/home/kor/

Contents Orientation (Syllabus, Lecture Plan, and Grade) Self Introduction and …

extraterrestrial = of or from outside the Earth or its atmosphere exoplanet = a planet that orbits a star outside the solar system

1. Syllabus

The universe begun with Big Bang about 13.4 billions years ago

Life exists on the Earth

Life may exist on the Exo-planets

Is the Earth isolated from the other system? Is human being unique in the vast universe? Is the birth of the life on the Earth miracle?

Because the Sun is just one unremarkable star among the 100,000 million that populate our galaxy, why should it be the only star to have a train of planets? And why should life be confined to our own Earth?

Purpose of This Course People have long speculated about the possibility of life on a planet other than Earth. We seek for the generality of Earth-like planets and the life in the universe, and consider the place of human beings in the universe. In recent years, the various kinds of materials related to the life have been found by the astronomical observations and space exploration. These discoveries invoke an exogenous origin of organic matter to the early Earth. On the other hand, the advances in the astronomical instrumentation technique have increased the detection of the exoplanetary system. It seems to be a matter of time before the detection of Earth-like planets. In such a situation, we aim to acquire a broad range of general knowledge and advanced expertise by learning the evolution of the universe, the origin of life, exoplanetary systems. To learn these subjects, students are also supposed to study a basic physics and astronomy as well. 12

강의계획서 We have a plan to visit 과천 과학관 late March. Midterm Exam on April 27, and Final Exam on June 8. 13

I will evaluate your academic assessment on the basis of: I will check your attendance every lecture. If you cannot attend the lecture on account of illness or some reasons, please let me (or TA) know it. 14

체험학습 As a part of this class, we plan to visit the GwaCheon National Science Museum late March. At the Museum, they have exhibition to experience cutting-edge astronomy such as solar system objects and exploration of extraterrestrial life. In addition, they have been constructing the new public radio telescope equipped with a SETI (Search for extraterrestrial intelligence) spectrometer there. We aim to study ongoing SETI project in Korea through the visit.

Examination Midterm Exam (30%) The midterm exam will take place on April 27 in the lecture room. It consists of multiple choice questions. Final Exam (30%) The final exam will take place on June 8th in this lecture room. It will be comprehensive and consist of multiple choice and short written exam. * If it is not convenient for you on this time, please let me know it right away.