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The Indian Planetary Society, Mumbai
REGISTERED OFFICE
B / 201, Vishnu Apartment, Near Babhai Naka, L.T. Road, Borivali (W),
Mumbai – 400092, Maharashtra, India.
Tel. 022-28948678, E-Mail: [email protected], WEBSITE: www.ipsindia.org
Course Director: Dr. J. J. Rawal, President, The Indian Planetary Society
Correspondence Course on Fundamentals of Astronomy and Astrophysics
Enrollment Form (Junior/Senior)
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Fees: Rs. 5000/- for Non IPS Members & Rs. 4000/- for IPS Members
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Applicant’s Signature
Make crossed Cheque / Draft / Postal Order payable to The Indian Planetary Society. Please do not send Money Order or give the amount in cash.
All the course material will be sent to you. You should complete all the assignments and send them to us.
P.S.: Submit 2 Colour Stamp Sized Photographs. Receipt will be issued later on.
Syllabus
Junior Correspondence Course
Planet Earth
Air, Water & Land, Role of Water Masses
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Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Atmosphere, Inside the Earth & Antarctica
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Senior Correspondence Course
Basics of Physics and Mathematics
Forces, Motion, Gravity, Rotation & Revolution
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Magnetism & Electricity
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Statistics, Probability
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Geometric Constructions, Graphs
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Our Solar System
Planets of our Solar System
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Units of Distance
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Planets beyond Pluto
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Basics of Mathematics
Geometric Constructions, Trigonometry Overview
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Basic Physics
Physical Concepts, Density, Pressure, Black Body Radiation,
Velocity, Acceleration, Force, Angular Momentum
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Dynamics
Orbital Velocity, Impact Velocity
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Newton’s Law of Gravitation & Motion
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Gravitational Acceleration of Planets
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Proof of elliptical orbits
Retrograde motion, Doppler effect and its significance.
Kepler’s Laws
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Asteriods, Meteors and Comets
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Overview
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Eclipse
Partial, Total & Annular Solar Eclipses
Partial, Total & Annular Lunar Eclipses
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Light
Properties of Light
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Wave Particle Duality
Understanding Light Spectrum
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Velocity ofLight
Observational Techniques
Astronomical Unit, Light Year, Parsec, Parallax
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Apparent Magnitude, Absolute Magnitude
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Radial velocity of Stars
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Optics: Magnification, Lenses & Mirrors
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Seasons, Tropical, Sideral, Synodic, GST, LST
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Telescopes
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Principle
Reflector and Refractor Telescopes
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Lenses & Mirrors
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Space Telescope – HST
Astronomy – The Indian Way
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Constellations and Zodiacal Signs
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Nakshatras & Tithis
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Space Probes
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Life Cycle of Stars
Novas, Super Novas, Neutron Stars
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All types of Dwarf Stars
The Vast Universe
Galaxies, Super clusters, Black Holes
Understanding the Universe
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Doppler Shift
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Hubble’s Law
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Expanding Universe & Big Bang
Eclipse
Partial, Total & Annular Solar Eclipses
Partial, Total & Annular Lunar Eclipses
Astronomy – The Indian Way
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Constellations and Zodiacal Signs
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Nakshatras & Tithis
Relativity
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Basics of Relativity
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Principles of Relativity
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Electromagnetism
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Electromagnetic Radiation
Magnetic field lines and Magnetic flux
Overview of Relativity
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Principles of Relativity
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Limit of Velocity
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Effect of rapid motion of length
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Time and Mass, Inertial frames of reference
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Twin paradox, The Space-Time Bond
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A Brief History
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Birth of Astronomy
Indian and Western Contribution
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The Sun
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Overview
The Moon
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Overview
Introduction
Vistas of Astronomy
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Our Solar System
Planets of our Solar System
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Units of Distance
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Planets beyond Pluto
Assorted Universe
Life Cycle of Star, Black Holes, X Rays, Gamma Rays
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Binary Stars, Mass of Binaries
Understanding Universe
Size of Universe, Planets around Stars, Galactic Clusters
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The Milky Way
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Big Bang Hypothesis