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    Abdul Halim Abdul AzizUnit Penyelidikan Ilmu Falak dan Sains Atmosfera

    Universiti Sains Malaysia

    Apakah yang

    menarik di angkasa

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    December 29, 2009 2

    Science? What Science?

    The word science comes from the Latin word scientiaforknowledge, which in turn comes from scio- I know.

    Scienceor scientiameant any systematic or exact recordedknowledge.

    In a more restricted sense, science refers to a system of acquiring

    knowledge based on the scientific method The scientific method has four steps

    Observation and description of a phenomenon or group of phenomena.

    Formulation of an hypothesis to explain the phenomena. In physics, thehypothesis often takes the form of a causal mechanism or amathematical relation.

    Use of the hypothesis to predict the existence of other phenomena, or topredict quantitatively the results of new observations.

    Performance of experimental tests of the predictions by severalindependent experimenters and properly performed experiments.

    Scientists never claim absolute knowledge. Unlike a mathematicalproof, a proven scientific theory is alwaysopen to falsification, if newevidence is presented.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latinhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledgehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_methodhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiabilityhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiabilityhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_methodhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledgehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin
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    Astronomy : Scale and Distance

    Can be measured in ly (light-year)

    Other units are also used are parsec, dopplershift (z)

    I ly is distance travelled by light in vacuumin one year

    Speed of light is approximately 300,000 kmper second

    1 ly is ~10,000,000,000,000 km or close to 10trillion km taking 1 s for each count, ittakes 300,000 years to count 10 trillion

    1 pc is 3.261630751 ly

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    99.85% of the Solar System mass is in the Sun

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    Bintang-bintang

    ~6000 can be seen with

    the naked eye

    3000 in one night

    There are much morestars than our naked eyes

    can detect

    Stars are not static, they

    also move systematically

    Slightly more than 50%

    have companions

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    Constellation Orion

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    Structure of the Universe

    The solar system is

    located in a large group

    of stars called the Milky

    Way (Bima Sakti)

    The Milky Way consists

    ~100 billion star

    In a spiral, disk-like

    formation

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    Structure of the Universe

    The Milky Way has a

    diameter of ~100,000 ly

    The Solar System is on

    one of the spiral arms

    ~33,000 ly from its

    centre

    Orbiting at 250 km per

    second

    Another famous galaxy is

    Andromeda atau M31M100

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    Structure of the Universe

    Andromeda is thelargest galaxy nearbythe Milky Way

    ~2.2 milion ly fromEarth

    From end-to-end~125,000 ly

    Furthest galaxy ~14billion ly

    Besides spiral-shaped,galaxies are also seenas ellipse or irregular

    Andromeda

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    Far Galaxies

    Galactic cluster

    CL1358+62, 64 x 64, 5

    billion ly

    Gravitational lensing

    brought a far galaxy

    forward -> the red

    crescent

    Using doppler shift, ~13

    bilion ly away

    7% the age of the

    universe

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    How many galaxies

    Estimated ~100 billiongalaxies in the

    universe There are 2 million

    galaxies (

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    The Sun

    Towards its end will become a red giant

    Its size reach the orbit of Mars

    After that it will cease burning and turn into a whitedwarf

    End of thermonuclear process cease to be a star

    Estimated life-span of the Sun is10 billion years

    4.5 billion years have past

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    Usia dan Kesudahan AlamSemesta

    Alam semesta disangka bermula dari satu Big

    Bang

    Usia alam semesta dianggarkan sudah ~15 biliontahun.

    Alam semesta sedang mengembang

    Adakah ia akan terus mengembang?

    Atau ia akan mengecut sebagai satu Big Crunch?