Science stands still for no one. And Charles D. Bailyn, chairman of Yale University’s astronomy department, ensures that the non-science majors in “Frontiers and Controversies in Astrophysics ...

A professor with a popular Udemy-hosted MOOC is trying out his astronomy course on Coursera next, with the hope of increasing completion rates. It'll be the first massive open online course offering ...

Astronomy professors across the country are integrating climate change lessons into one of their most wide-reaching and popular courses: Introduction to Astronomy.

The course will include topics like religion, literature, philosophy, governance and policy-making, astronomy, mathematics, sciences, medicine, art, architecture, history and culture to study.

Course content will include the study of solar systems, stars, and galaxies; cosmology; general relativity; black holes; and observational astronomy. Robinson, who joined the AU faculty two years ago, ...

Astronomer Jackie Faherty has teamed up with some of the world's leading scientists to create a new Astronomy course that people can take from the safety of their own homes.

Astronomy courses, in particular, are key to promoting science literacy—an important part of any education in today’s tech-driven world. On surviving—and leaving—prison during a pandemic ...

Planetary Society and California State University Dominguez Hills Team Up on Distance Learning Beginning Monday, February 7, a 13-week astronomy and planetary science course sponsored by The ...

Before moving on from Jupiter, we're going to linger for a moment on the planet's moons.

Astronomy: Courses for students with stars in their eyes It's not quite 'Star Trek', but a degree in astronomy will always be well-received, says Steve McCormack ...

Galaxies, part 2: Crash Course Astronomy #39. Episode 39 | 15m 20s. Active galaxies pour out lots of energy. Active galaxies pour out lots of energy, due to their central supermas ...

Astronomy as a science is pretty tough to define these days. I actually point that out in the first episode of Crash Course Astronomy; if I observe Mars using my backyard telescope, I’m doing ...