PhD in Astronomy in Cleveland United States | Case Western Reserve University

This beginner's astronomy course explores our planetary system and how scientists uncover the universe's physical laws. The curriculum examines the Sun and planets' characteristics, solar system origins, planetary evolution, minor celestial bodies like asteroids and comets, and contrasts our system with newly discovered exoplanetary systems. No prior coursework is required. This foundational astronomy class investigates the cosmos and how researchers expand our comprehension of it. Key subjects encompass stellar properties, star life cycles from birth to supernovae, compact objects including neutron stars and singularities, galactic structures, cosmic expansion, and the universe's beginnings. No prerequisites are needed.