Titlebook: An Introduction to Observational Astrophysics; Mark Gallaway Textbook 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Astrometry In

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High-Precision Differential Photometry,n order to do so, the telescope–instrument uncertainties need to be evaluated and addressed, the check stars must be carefully selected, and nonstandard methods such as defocused photometry should be considered.

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Solar Astronomy,ts, flares, prominences, and other solar features and, via a practical example, show how to view the Sun in a safe manner. We conclude with a brief discussion of the nature and observation of solar eclipses.

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Radio Astronomy,chapter, we introduce some of the concepts in radio telescope design. As teaching radio telescopes are still rare, we introduce radio astronomy with three practicals. Mapping the Milky Way, detecting meteors, and observing Jupiter, the last two of which can be undertaken with low-cost radio setups.

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Astrometry,s modern form, it is used to determine to the position of stars within the galaxy and the orbits of comets and asteroids, and to detect the existence of exoplanets. We show how to perform astrometry using SAO DS9 to determine the proper motion of an asteroid, and from that its distance from the Sun.

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2192-4791 cludes expanded sections that cover the latest research and The observational component of astronomy is an exciting and vital part of any astrophysics degree. With the advent of low-cost astronomical cameras and remote and robotic operation, more students than ever have the opportunity to observe an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93656-2 sigma clipping, drizzling, stretching, as well as the application of image processing filters. We touch on how to make colour images from black and white astronomical images using commercial packages.

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Textbook 2020Latest editiond remote and robotic operation, more students than ever have the opportunity to observe and perform observatory research.?.This updated and fully corrected textbook provides a comprehensive overview of practical observing techniques for undergraduate astrophysics courses. The chapters introduce stud