Foundations of Astronomy Enhanced 13th Edition Seeds Solutions Manual

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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1305079159
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1305079151
• Author:   Michael Seeds (Author), Dana Backman (Author)

Fascinating, engaging, and extremely visual, FOUNDATIONS OF ASTRONOMY, Thirteenth Edition, is renowned for its current coverage, reader-friendly presentation, and detailed, yet clear explanations. The authors’ goals are to help you use astronomy to understand science–and use science to answer two fundamental questions: What are we? And how do we know?

 

Table of Content:

1. Ch 1: Here and Now
2. 1-1: Where are You?
3. 1-2: When is Now?
4. 1-3: Why Study Astronomy?
5. Study and Review
6. Ch 2: A User’s Guide to the Sky
7. 2-1: Stars and Constellations
8. 2-2: The Sky and Celestial Motions
9. 2-3: Sun and Planets
10. 2-4: Astronomical Influences on Earth’s Climate
11. Study and Review
12. Ch 3: Moon Phases and Eclipses
13. 3-1: The Changeable Moon
14. 3-2: Lunar Eclipses
15. 3-3: Solar Eclipses
16. 3-4: Predicting Eclipses
17. Study and Review
18. Ch 4: Origins of Modern Astronomy
19. 4-1: Roots of Astronomy
20. 4-2: The Copernican Revolution
21. 4-3: Tycho, Kepler, and Planetary Motion
22. 4-4: Galileo Finds Conclusive Evidence
23. 4-5: Ninety-Nine Years That Revolutionized Astronomy
24. Study and Review
25. Ch 5: Gravity
26. 5-1: Galileo’s and Newton’s Two New Sciences
27. 5-2: Orbital Motion and Tides
28. 5-3: Einstein and Relativity
29. Study and Review
30. Ch 6: Light and Telescopes
31. 6-1: Radiation: Information from Space
32. 6-2: Telescopes
33. 6-3: Observatories on Earth: Optical and Radio
34. 6-4: Airborne and Space Observatories
35. 6-5: Astronomical Instruments and Techniques
36. 6-6: Non-Electromagnetic Astronomy
37. Study and Review
38. Ch 7: Atoms and Spectra
39. 7-1: Atoms
40. 7-2: Interactions of Light and Matter
41. 7-3: Understanding Spectra
42. Study and Review
43. Ch 8: The Sun
44. 8-1: The Solar Photosphere and Atmosphere
45. 8-2: Solar Activity
46. 8-3: Nuclear Fusion in the Sun
47. Study and Review
48. Ch 9: The Family of Stars
49. 9-1: Star Distances
50. 9-2: Apparent Brightness, Intrinsic Brightness, and Luminosity
51. 9-3: Stellar Spectra
52. 9-4: Star Sizes
53. 9-5: Star Masses-Binary Stars
54. 9-6: A Census of the Stars
55. Study and Review
56. Ch 10: The Interstellar Medium
57. 10-1: Studying the Interstellar Medium
58. 10-2: Components of the Interstellar Medium
59. 10-3: The Gas-Stars-Gas Cycle
60. Study and Review
61. Ch 11: The Formation and Structure of Stars
62. 11-1: Making Stars from the Interstellar Medium
63. 11-2: The Orion Nebula: Evidence of Star Formation
64. 11-3: Young Stellar Objects and Protostellar Disks
65. 11-4: Stellar Structure
66. 11-5: The Source of Stellar Energy
67. Study and Review
68. Ch 12: Stellar Evolution
69. 12-1: Main-Sequence Stars
70. 12-2: Post-Main-Sequence Evolution
71. 12-3: Star Clusters: Evidence of Stellar Evolution
72. 12-4: Variable Stars: Evidence of Stellar Evolution
73. Study and Review
74. Ch 13: The Deaths of Stars
75. 13-1: Low-Mass Stars
76. 13-2: The Evolution of Binary Stars
77. 13-3: High-Mass Stars
78. 13-4: Observations of Supernovae
79. 13-5: The End of Earth
80. Study and Review
81. Ch 14: Neutron Stars and Black Holes
82. 14-1: Neutron Stars
83. 14-2: Black Holes
84. 14-3: Compact Objects with Disks and Jets
85. Study and Review
86. Ch 15: The Milky Way Galaxy
87. 15-1: Discovery of the Galaxy
88. 15-2: Structure of the Galaxy
89. 15-3: Spiral Arms and Star Formation
90. 15-4: The Nucleus of the Galaxy
91. 15-5: Origin and History of the Milky Way Galaxy
92. Study and Review
93. Ch 16: Galaxies
94. 16-1: The Family of Galaxies
95. 16-2: Measuring the Properties of Galaxies
96. 16-3: Evolution of Galaxies
97. Study and Review
98. Ch 17: Active Galaxies and Supermassive Black Holes
99. 17-1: Active Galactic Nuclei
100. 17-2: Supermassive Black Holes
101. 17-3: A History of Galaxies and Supermassive Black Holes
102. Study and Review
103. Ch 18: Modern Cosmology
104. 18-1: Introduction to the Universe
105. 18-2: The Big Bang Theory
106. 18-3: Space and Time, Matter and Gravity
107. 18-4: 21st-Century Cosmology
108. Study and Review
109. Ch 19: Origin of the Solar System and Extrasolar Planets
110. 19-1: A Survey of the Solar System
111. 19-2: The Great Chain of Origins
112. 19-3: Building Planets
113. 19-4: Planets Orbiting Other Stars
114. Study and Review
115. Ch 20: Earth: The Active Planet
116. 20-1: A Travel Guide to the Terrestrial Planets
117. 20-2: Earth as a Planet
118. 20-3: The Solid Earth
119. 20-4: Earth’s Atmosphere
120. Study and Review
121. Ch 21: The Moon and Mercury: Comparing Airless Worlds
122. 21-1: The Moon
123. 21-2: Mercury
124. Study and Review
125. Ch 22: Venus and Mars
126. 22-1: Venus
127. 22-2: Mars
128. 22-3: Mars’s Moons
129. Study and Review
130. Ch 23: Jupiter and Saturn
131. 23-1: A Travel Guide to the Outer Solar System
132. 23-2: Jupiter
133. 23-3: Jupiter’s Moons and Rings
134. 23-4: Saturn
135. 23-5: Saturn’s Moons and Rings
136. Study and Review
137. Ch 24: Uranus, Neptune, and the Kuiper Belt
138. 24-1: Uranus
139. 24-2: Neptune
140. 24-3: Pluto and the Kuiper Belt
141. Study and Review
142. Ch 25: Meteorites, Asteroids, and Comets
143. 25-1: Meteorites, Meteors, and Meteoroids
144. 25-2: Asteroids
145. 25-3: Comets
146. 25-4: Asteroid and Comet Impacts
147. Study and Review
148. Ch 26: Astrobiology: Life on Other Worlds
149. 26-1: The Nature of Life
150. 26-2: Life in the Universe
151. 26-3: Intelligent Life in the Universe
152. Study and Review
153. Afterword
154. Appendix A: Units and Astronomical Data
155. Appendix B: Observing the Sky
156. Answers to Even-Numbered Problems
157. Glossary
158. Index