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The Universe
Order of Magnitude
Order of Magnitude




1 Gm = 1 gigameter = 10^9 meters = 1 000 000 000 m

1 nm = 1 nanometer = 10^(-9) meter = 0.000000001
Order of Magnitude




 nucleu
 s
1000 kg                          1 Kg

          ObservableSystematom
            Interstellarof an
              Nucleusuniverse
               Solar distance
                Humans
                 Bacteria
                 Atom
                  Galaxy
                    Sun
                 Earth
Order of Magnitude




    Filling of space by the matter is essentially
incomplete, at both tiny (atom) and big (cosmos)
                       scales
                (essentially void around us)
Speed of light
   Speed of light in vacuum is a phyical constant :
    c = 3.10^8 m/s = 300 000 000 m/s
    The light is composed of photons
     and is propagated in straight line

                                              A.Einstein 1879 -
                                              1955

   Speed of light (speed of propagation)
    depends only on the medium
 speed(vacuum) = speed(air) = c = 3.10^8
  m/s
 speed(water) < c
 Refraction index n :             quantity without unit
Speed of light
Galilée, Romer, Cassini, Newton,
 Michelson..
     using astronomy
 The meter is the distance travelled by the
 light in the void during 1/299 792 458
 second
                            m




     v = c (m/s)                s
Speed of light

       d = 1m

                                             d = 150 000 000 Km

                                              s                      km

 s                 m
                                                                     km/
                                                                     s
                    m/s




Even if the light of speed is great, the gigantic distances at the
cosmos scale cause delays (we don’t see things in ‘real time’)
Light-year
    A light-year is the distance travelled by the
     light in vacuum during one year

                                                      1 ly
    m
                                                             roughly

                          s
    m/s




    1 year converted in seconds




        The light-year (ly) is not a new unit, it’s used only because
          it’s handy with the gigantic distances we have in the
                                    cosmos
Light-year
                                                   How far are we
                                                   from this
Extinction of the dinosaurs                        planet?

: 65 millions years ago

                                 I see dinosaurs


The aliens are at least 65
000 000 light-years away
from us




 Watch far = Watch in the past
Light-year

   Questions ?

   Homework

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English project hukic_damir

  • 3. Order of Magnitude 1 Gm = 1 gigameter = 10^9 meters = 1 000 000 000 m 1 nm = 1 nanometer = 10^(-9) meter = 0.000000001
  • 4. Order of Magnitude nucleu s 1000 kg 1 Kg ObservableSystematom Interstellarof an Nucleusuniverse Solar distance Humans Bacteria Atom Galaxy Sun Earth
  • 5. Order of Magnitude Filling of space by the matter is essentially incomplete, at both tiny (atom) and big (cosmos) scales (essentially void around us)
  • 6. Speed of light  Speed of light in vacuum is a phyical constant : c = 3.10^8 m/s = 300 000 000 m/s  The light is composed of photons and is propagated in straight line A.Einstein 1879 - 1955  Speed of light (speed of propagation) depends only on the medium  speed(vacuum) = speed(air) = c = 3.10^8 m/s  speed(water) < c  Refraction index n : quantity without unit
  • 7. Speed of light Galilée, Romer, Cassini, Newton, Michelson.. using astronomy  The meter is the distance travelled by the light in the void during 1/299 792 458 second m v = c (m/s) s
  • 8. Speed of light d = 1m d = 150 000 000 Km s km s m km/ s m/s Even if the light of speed is great, the gigantic distances at the cosmos scale cause delays (we don’t see things in ‘real time’)
  • 9. Light-year  A light-year is the distance travelled by the light in vacuum during one year 1 ly m roughly s m/s 1 year converted in seconds The light-year (ly) is not a new unit, it’s used only because it’s handy with the gigantic distances we have in the cosmos
  • 10. Light-year How far are we from this Extinction of the dinosaurs planet? : 65 millions years ago I see dinosaurs The aliens are at least 65 000 000 light-years away from us Watch far = Watch in the past
  • 11. Light-year  Questions ?  Homework