Space Science: Studying The Stars.

Shows how optical and radio telescopes can measure the energy-radiation of stars and how distance to the stars can be found by the parallax method and by comparing their brightness or magnitude. Presents methods used to keep track of star movements, and how the star's light gives clues to its heat, composition, movement and size.

Credits

Stanley P. Wyatt

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Space Science: Studying The Stars. Coronet Instructional Films. 14 Min., Sd., B&W, 16 Mm. © Coronet Instructional Films, A Division Of Esquire, Inc.; 23oct67; Mp17419. , Shows how optical and radio telescopes can measure the energy-radiation of stars and how distance to the stars can be found by the parallax method and by comparing their brightness or magnitude. Presents methods used to keep track of star movements, and how the star's light gives clues to its heat, composition, movement and size.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

More in Space Science Series

  1. Time 1959
  2. Space Science - Comets, Meteors And Planetoids 1963
  3. Space Science: The Planets. 1963
  4. Space Science - Man - Made Satellites 1967
  5. Space Science: Studying The Stars. 1967
  6. Space Science - Exploring The Moon 1969
  7. Space science: Galaxies and the universe 1969
  8. Space Science - An Introduction 1977
  9. Flight To The Planets 1984
  10. Orbital Shapes And Paths 1984
  11. Principles of Orbit 1984
  12. Rendezvous 1984
  13. Space Science - Comets, Meteors And Asteroids 1986

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