Discover the universe through the lens of modern observational astronomy; combine theory with hands-on telescope work and learn how to study planets, stars, asteroids, and distant worlds.
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to observational astronomy, blending fundamental theory with practical training. You will learn about celestial coordinate systems, astronomical timekeeping, telescopes and detectors, as well as the principles of astrometry and photometry. The practical component includes setting up and using portable telescopes and analyzing imaging data with modern techniques. Applications range from the study of satellites and asteroids to exoplanets and other celestial bodies. Whether you aim to strengthen your background in astronomy or seek practical skills in modern observing techniques, this course provides the tools to explore the cosmos with rigor and curiosity.
Discover the universe through the lens of modern observational astronomy; combine theory with hands-on telescope work and learn how to study planets, stars, asteroids, and distant worlds.
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to observational astronomy, blending fundamental theory with practical training. You will learn about celestial coordinate systems, astronomical timekeeping, telescopes and detectors, as well as the principles of astrometry and photometry. The practical component includes setting up and using portable telescopes and analyzing imaging data with modern techniques. Applications range from the study of satellites and asteroids to exoplanets and other celestial bodies. Whether you aim to strengthen your background in astronomy or seek practical skills in modern observing techniques, this course provides the tools to explore the cosmos with rigor and curiosity.
