Dr. Daunt's Astronomy 161 Web Guide
Dept. Physics & Astronomy 
University of Tennessee 

(Last revised: Sept.. 24, 2007}


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TEXTBOOKS: Astronomy Today (Sixth Edition), 
by Eric Chaisson and Steve McMillan
and 
Online Journey  Astronomy: The Solar System by Michael Guidry, Margaret Riedinger and Frank Edward Barnes (Student Companion)
(A text-only version is available online at UT Library Reserves)
and
A Laboratory Textbook for Introductory Astronomy (5th Edition) by Kermit E. Duckett

   

Subject Matter:  Introduction to Astronomy and Study of the Solar System
Chapter  1 Charting the Heavens   Chapter  9 Venus
Chapter  2 The Copernican Revolution  Chapter 10 Mars
Chapter  3 Radiation Chapter 11 Jupiter
Chapter  4 Spectroscopy Chapter 12 Saturn
Chapter  5 Telescopes  Chapter 13 Uranus, Neptune and Pluto
Chapter  6 The Solar System Chapter 14 Solar System Debris
Chapter  7 Earth Chapter 15 The Formation of Planetary Systems
Chapter  8 The Moon and Mercury Chapter 28 Life in the Universe



Some Web Links of Interest
for Astronomy Students


If you are not familiar with the use of the World Wide Web, here is a comprehensive introduction to the use of the Web in education.
for Astronomy Students


If you are not familiar with how to use newsgroups, here is an introduction. An FAQ is a list of Frequently Asked Questions (and their answers) for a newsgroup.

Dr. Steve Daunt (short bio)      email: sdaunt[at]utk.edu   http://www.phys.utk.edu/daunt/