ASTRO 011, Spring 2008
Introductory Astronomy Lab
 

ASTRO 011 (GN) ELEMENTARY ASTRONOMY LABORATORY ( 1)
Selected experiments and explorations to illustrate major astronomical principles and techniques. Telescopes observations of planets, stars and nebulae. Prerequisite: or concurrent: ASTRO 001 or ASTRO 010

Lab Schedules

Semester Project Templates

Cool Websites

Resources for TAs

Proctoring Schedule

Department of Astronomy
 
Teaching Assistants
Prakash Arumugasamy (Section 8)
Phone: 863-9354
Email: prakash@astro.psu.edu
Office Hours:
Xiao Che (Section 9)
Phone: 863-7948
Email: xche@astro.psu.edu
Office Hours:
Drew Clausen (Sections 12 & 14)
Phone: 863-9354
Email: dclausen@astro.psu.edu
Office Hours:
Sara Gettel (Section 2)
Phone: 863-9354
Email: sgettel@astro.psu.edu
Office Hours:
Michael Kuhn (Sections 1 & 5)
Phone: 863-9354
Email: mkuhn1@astro.psu.edu
Office Hours:
Brian Newman (Sections 6 & 13)
Phone: 863-7260
Email: bdnewman@astro.psu.edu
Office Hours:
All office hours will be held in 445 Davey Lab.

Lab Tips and Suggestions

Lab 1 - The Semester Observing Project
Lab 2 - The Changing Sky
Lab 3 - Celestial Navigation
Lab 4 - The Moon and Its Phases
Lab 5 - The Moons of Jupiter
Lab 6 - Spectroscopy
Lab 7 - Parallax
Lab 8 - The Inverse-Square Law of Light
Lab 9 - The H-R Diagram
Lab 10 - Properties and Lives of Stars
Lab 11 - The Milky Way Galaxy
Lab 13 - The Distance Ladder
Lab 14 - Hubble's Law