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24:28 The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms… The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms support us in space?; Dr Rosa Santomartino	The smallest astronauts: how can microorganisms support us in space?; Dr Rosa Santomartino Microorganisms such as bacteria are everywhere on Earth's biosphere, including the human body, and will necessarily follow us as we explore space. As they play many important roles here on Earth… academics unplugged physics and astronomy astrobiology microorganisms space college of science and engineering astronauts gravity mining station experiment samples condition rocks fact application microbes earth microorganism centre rock point instance characteristics buyer From Stuart Dunbar 0 likes 30 plays 0 Publisher College of Science and Engineering Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created December 10th, 2020
05:23 Physics and Astronomy: Physics 1B: The Stuff of… Physics and Astronomy: Physics 1B: The Stuff of the Universe	Physics and Astronomy: Physics 1B: The Stuff of the Universe About Physics 1B "The stuff of the Universe" https://path.is.ed.ac.uk/courses/PHYS08017_SV1_SEM2 physics and astronomy level 8 semester 2 physics science astrophysics coursework and exam labs From Victoria Martin 0 likes 47 plays 0 Course Code PHYS08017 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created August 28th, 2020
03:26 Introductory Astrophysics Introductory Astrophysics	Introductory Astrophysics Why is the night sky dark, if the Universe contains an infinite number of stars? How can the colours of stars tell us about their core chemical reactions? What is the physics behind… school of physics and astronomy astronomy physics astrophysics 20 credits semester 2 phys08050 coursework and exam From Catherine Heymans 0 likes 52 plays 0 Course Code PHYS08050 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
02:32 Astronomy and Astrophysics Overview Astronomy and Astrophysics Overview	Astronomy and Astrophysics Overview A brief overview of the 3 optional Astronomy courses that are on offer: Discovering Astronomy (Semester 1), Astrobiology (Semester 1) and Introductory Astrophysics (Semester 2). Prof. Catherine… school of physics and astronomy astronomy physics astrophysics semester 1 semester 2 20 credits coursework and exam phys08050 phys08039 phys08051 From Catherine Heymans 0 likes 43 plays 0 Course Code PHYS08050, PHYS08039, PHYS08051 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
02:12 Discovering Astronomy PHYS 08039 Discovering Astronomy PHYS 08039	Discovering Astronomy PHYS 08039 Is Discovering Astronomy the outside course for you? Watch this video to find out more. DISCOVERING ASTRONOMYPHYS08039; Semester 1; 20 credits; Level 8An accessible Astronomy course for everyone! … school of physics and astronomy astronomy semester 1 20 credits coursework and exam phys08039 the solar system star and planet formation extrasolar planets stellar evolution milky way galaxy galaxy formation cosmology the big bang science workshops week lectures workshop mass universe coursework exam tutorials session zoom holes planets galaxies questions semester blakey stephanie secretary From Beth Biller 0 likes 51 plays 0 Course Code PHYS 08039 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
03:41 Musical Acoustics Musical Acoustics	Musical Acoustics Presentation of the Musical Acoustics course An introduction to the nature of musical sound and the basic physics governing the behaviour of musical instruments. Course organiser: Dr. Antonin… physics and astronomy acoustics music semester 1 20 credits coursework and exam phys08021 From Antonin Portelli 0 likes 19 plays 0 Course Code PHYS08021 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh

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