What are the ABCs of astronomy?

Answer 1

The ABC's of Physics

A is for ATOM which is really small

B is for BUBBLE CHAMBER where you can see them all

C is for CHARGE which can be quite shocking

D is for DIPOLE gives radiation by oscillating

E is for EINSTEIN who said E=mc^2

F is for FEYNMAN whose diagrams make me scared

G is for GRAVITY pulling things down

H is for HYPERFINE STRUCTURE in hydrogen found

I is for INERTIA explaining lethargy

J is for JOULE a unit of energy

K is for KIRCHOFF'S LAWS to get the current right

L is for LASER a really bright light

M is for MAXWELL and his cool equations

N is for NEWTON and his integrations

O is for OPTICS and all that light biz..

P is for PHYSICIST which is what daddy (mommy) iz

Q is for QUANTUM and fun with Prof. Yao

R is for RELATIVITY what time is it now?

S is for SEMICONDUCTORS which are really cool

T is for TRANSISTOR a useful tool

U is for UNIFIED FIELD THEORY which remains to be found

V is for VOLTAGE (don't forget to ground!)

W is for WAVE with its myriad effects

X is for X-RAY what else did you expect?

Y is for YOUNG'S DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT (what a mouthful)

Z is for ZEEMAN EFFECT and that is all!

Answer 2

The ABCs of astronomy refer to Astrometry, Basics, and Constellations. Astrometry deals with the measurement of positions and movements of celestial objects. Basics cover fundamental concepts like the nature of stars and galaxies. Constellations are patterns of stars in the sky that have been identified and named by civilizations throughout history.

Answer 3

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