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Exploring Black Holes - Part 1

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 02, 2006
PIRSA:06080004
Wormholes, Warp Drives, and Time Machines: Fact and Fiction

Kristin Schleich University of British Columbia

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:06080002
General Relativity - Part 2

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:06080001
General Relativity 3 - Who's Who in the Story of Black Holes

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080073
General Relativity 4 - The Life Story of Stars

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080074
General Relativity 1 - Introduction of a New Idea

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080071
General Relativity 2 - Gravity is a Curvature

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080072
General Relativity - Part 1

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:06080000
Special Relativity - Part 2

Damian Pope Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 31, 2006
PIRSA:06070083
Special Relativity - Part 1

Damian Pope Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 31, 2006
PIRSA:06070082
The Weird World of Quantum Physics - Part 8

Damian Pope Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 27, 2006
PIRSA:06070079
ISSYP 2006a - Keynote Presentation

Lee Smolin Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 27, 2006
PIRSA:06070078

Exploring Black Holes - Part 1

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 02, 2006
PIRSA:06080004
Wormholes, Warp Drives, and Time Machines: Fact and Fiction

Kristin Schleich University of British Columbia

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:06080002
General Relativity - Part 2

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:06080001
General Relativity 3 - Who's Who in the Story of Black Holes

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080073

An introduction to a few of the major scientists who applied Einstein's ideas to better understand the life cycle of various stars.
Learning Outcomes:
• How Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar resolved the paradox of the white dwarf star, and how Walter Baade and Fritz Zwicky described the dynamics of neutron stars.
• Yakov Zel'dovich develops the nuclear chain reaction that is the engine that keeps stars burning.
• The roles Robert J. Oppenheimer , John Wheeler, and Roger Penrose played in moving the concept of a black hole from a object of pure theory to a physical object in the universe.
General Relativity 4 - The Life Story of Stars

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080074

The mathematical predictions made by scientists tell a story of the life and death of stars.
Learning Outcomes:
• How the Hertzsprung-Russel diagram describes the life cycle of stars.
• Depending on its mass, how a star ends its life as a white dwarf star, a neutron star, or a black hole, and where super novas fit in.
• How the mathematical predictions of white dwarf stars, super novas, and neutron stars are slowly verified by the advancement of the astronomical equipment used by astronomers.
General Relativity 1 - Introduction of a New Idea

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080071

We shift our ideas from Newton’s law of gravity to a new set of equations that describe how gravity is a consequence of the curvature of spacetime.
Learning Outcomes:
• John Michell and his hypothetical object called a dark star.
• How to determine the mass of a planet required for the escape velocity of an object to be the speed of light.
• Einstein’s Equivalence Principle.
General Relativity 2 - Gravity is a Curvature

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:08080072

Spacetime tells matter how to move, and matter tells spacetime how to curve.
Learning Outcomes:
• Why gravity can be seen as a curvature of spacetime.
• That Einstein’s field equations describe how matter curves spacetime.
• How Sir Arthur Eddington verified Einstein’s theory of general relativity by measuring the change in position of stars during a solar eclipse.
General Relativity - Part 1

Michael Burns Waterloo Collegiate Institute (WRDSB)

August 01, 2006
PIRSA:06080000
Special Relativity - Part 2

Damian Pope Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 31, 2006
PIRSA:06070083
Special Relativity - Part 1

Damian Pope Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 31, 2006
PIRSA:06070082
The Weird World of Quantum Physics - Part 8

Damian Pope Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 27, 2006
PIRSA:06070079
ISSYP 2006a - Keynote Presentation

Lee Smolin Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

July 27, 2006
PIRSA:06070078

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Collection	Type	Info
Exploring Black Holes - Part 1	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑02	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details
Wormholes, Warp Drives, and Time Machines: Fact and Fiction	Kristin Schleich	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details
General Relativity - Part 2	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details
General Relativity 3 - Who's Who in the Story of Black Holes	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP Virtual		View details
General Relativity 4 - The Life Story of Stars	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP Virtual		View details
General Relativity 1 - Introduction of a New Idea	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP Virtual		View details
General Relativity 2 - Gravity is a Curvature	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP Virtual		View details
General Relativity - Part 1	Michael Burns	2006‑08‑01	ISSYP Virtual	Conference	View details
Special Relativity - Part 2	Damian Pope	2006‑07‑31	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details
Special Relativity - Part 1	Damian Pope	2006‑07‑31	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details
The Weird World of Quantum Physics - Part 8	Damian Pope	2006‑07‑27	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details
ISSYP 2006a - Keynote Presentation	Lee Smolin	2006‑07‑27	ISSYP 2006	Conference	View details

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