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32 Module Introduction (13/35) -- Introduction to Astronomy

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32 Module Introduction

32 Module Introduction Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo-violet mystic vision arcs Red, orange yellow green blue indigo follow graceful violet glows Lively prism light enchanting rainbow delights brightly dance then hides Misty promise made sunny days ahead storm’s ending I see ROY G BIVLorraine Margueritte Gasrel Black Rainbow in Motion Haiku This module covers visible light as well as other forms of the electromagnetic spectrum, which provide us information about the Universe. An object’s spectrum can also provide an incredible amount of information, from the object’s velocity to its distance. Objectives Upon completion of this module, the student will be able to: - Describe light and the electromagnetic spectrum - Recognize Wien’s Law and Stefan-Boltzmann Law - Differentiate among Continuous, Emission Line, and Absorption Line spectrums - Describe Doppler Effect, both in sound and light - Identify the astronomical implications of spectral observations
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