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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 Planets

 Solar System

 Stars

 “Star Stuff” (Interstellar Medium)

 Galaxies

 AGN/Quasars

 Clusters

 Universe

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 Solar System

Sun

Solar Wind

Planets

Moons

Asteroids/NEOs

Kuiper belt objects

Interplanetary dust

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 Stars

Variable stars

Binary systems

Dwarfs, Giants, etc

Supernovae,

Compact Objects (black holes, white

dwarfs, neutron stars)

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 “Star Stuff”

(Interstellar Medium)

Star formation &

Protostars

Chemistry

Structure, Phase, and evolution

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 Galaxies

Formation & Evolution

Structure

Populations

Dynamics

Environment (voids, field, groups, clusters)

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 AGN (Active Galactic Nuclei) & Quasars

Formation

Classification

Fueling

Evolution

Number Density

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 Clusters

Formation &

Evolution

Structure

Dark Matter Content

Lensing

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Life as an Astronomer:

1. What do Astronomers Study?

 The Universe

Age and Size

Formation & Evolution

Content (dark matter, cosmic strings, exotic particles)

Topology (shape)

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Life as an Astronomer:

2. How do we Work?

 Observations

ground based (optical, near infrared, radio)

Space based (rockets &

space platforms; UV, x-ray)

 Computers

analyze data

solve complex problems

 Analysis

objectivity

read & assimilate many forms of data

linear & non-linear thinking

 Writing

research papers

proposals

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