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Chapter 1
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The retrograde motion of Mars according to the heliocentric model
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The retrograde movement of Mars
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Ptolemy's model of motion of a planet
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A time exposure of the northern sky
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Kepler's laws
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The phases of the Moon

Chapter 3
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A model of a hydrogen atom
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Absorption
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An electromagnetic wave
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The Doppler effect

Chapter 4
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A Foucault pendulum
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The position of the Sun against the backdrop of stars throughout the year
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S and p waves generated by earthquakes
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Chapter 4 Animation

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The number of remaining 13n nuclei declines with time
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The Coriolis effect

Chapter 6
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The movement of the Moon's nodes
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Eclipses and the Moon's orbital inclination
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The rotation of the Moon
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Tidal forces

Chapter 8
10_3.htm
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The rotation of Mercury during 2 Mercury years
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A 2:1 resonance

Chapter 9
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The rotation of Jupiter
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The seasons of Uranus
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The rotation of Neptune

Chapter 10
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The orientation of comet tails
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A meteor shower

Chapter 11
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The reactions of the proton-proton chain
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Prominences seen during a total eclipse

Chapter 12
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Chapter 12 Animation

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The position and Doppler shift of a star orbiting its common center of mass with a planet
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Parallax
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Orbital motion reflected in the shifting spectral lines of a spectroscopic binary

Chapter 13
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Chapter 13 Animation

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An H-R diagram showing the evolutionary track of a one-solar-mass star
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The structure of a star when hydrogen shell burning begins

Chapter 14
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The oblique rotator model of a pulsar
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Stages in the evolution of a low-mass binary
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The paths of light rays from the collapsing core of a star

Chapter 15
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The Milky Way

Chapter 16
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Galaxies with tails
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An explanation of superluminal motion
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The pancake model of the formation of clusters of galaxies

Chapter 17
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The steady-state theory
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The future of expansion
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The expansion of the universe


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