What's the Weather Like in Space and Why Should We Care? - With Lucie Green
The Royal Institution via YouTube
Overview
This course explores the impact of space weather events on Earth caused by solar activities such as solar wind and coronal mass ejections. The learning outcomes include understanding the dynamics of the Sun's atmosphere, Earth's magnetosphere, and magnetic reconnection. The course aims to equip learners with knowledge about the Carrington Event, the Corona of the Sun, and the role of telescopes like Solar Orbiter in studying space weather. The teaching method involves a lecture by a Professor of Physics, supplemented with visuals and real-life examples. The intended audience includes individuals interested in space science, physics, and the effects of solar phenomena on Earth's technology and environment.
Syllabus
Introduction
Suns Atmosphere
Earth Atmosphere
Sun Atmosphere
Earths Magnetosphere
Magnetic Reconnection
Space Weather Events
The Carrington Event
Corona of the Sun
Magnetic Field
Solar Orbiter
Orbital
Commissioning Phase
First Images
Telescopes
Taught by
The Royal Institution
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I liked this coarse it was very educational and is perfect for anyon3 who desires to learn or refreshing ur skills.