Astronomy Fundamentals

Discover the cosmos through foundational astronomy, astrophysics, and observational techniques.

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Course Details

Course Content

  • • Celestial mechanics and orbital dynamics
  • • History of astronomy and astronomical tools
  • • Observational techniques and telescope usage
  • • Analysis of planetary systems and star formation
  • • Introduction to modern astrophysics
  • • Space mission technologies and exploration

Requirements

  • • Basic math (algebra and trigonometry knowledge)
  • • Computer literacy
  • • High school diploma or equivalent

Research in Astronomy

Planetary Research

Collaborate with faculty on ongoing projects examining exoplanet atmospheres and solar system dynamics.

Advanced Observatories

Hands-on access to university observatories with state-of-the-art telescopes for real-world observations.

Industry Collaborations

Opportunities to partner with NASA and European Space Agency research programs.

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Meet the Faculty

Prof. Elena Varkari

Quantum Cosmology and Observational Astrophysics

Expert in black hole dynamics and exoplanet detection models with over 20 years of research experience.

Dr. Marcus Thorne

Mathematical Astronomy and Galaxy Simulations

Specializes in computational models of dark matter and galaxy formation theories.

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Begin Your Journey in Astronomy

Enroll now in our astronomy fundamentals program and gain hands-on experience with telescopes, research labs, and industry partnerships.

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