Stellar Parallax - IB Physics
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Stellar parallax is a method astronomers use for calculating the distance to nearby stars using their observations of how stars move in the night sky as the Earth orbits the sun. This lecture explains how we get the stellar parallax equation, how to use the equation to solve parallax problems, and how the unit of distance Parsec is related to the idea of stellar parallax.
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This is the best video so far. Very clearly explained with diagrams and exercise how it is actually calculated.
You nailed it mate.👍🏾
Thank you and best regards.
very clear and thorough explanation of a difficult concept
amazing really I have watched over 20 videos and its the first one I really understood
Where did you even find 20 videos of the same topic
Hey your videos are awesome, it would be great if you covered the Imaging option too
Excellent and explained in a simplified, easily understood manner
All videos use this parallax angle but no one explained how to mesure it
This is a really good!
Nice job.
thanks bro
Hi Andy! Just wondering, is this playlist complete for option D? Does it include everything in the syllabus? Thank you!! :)
Sadly no! There's a lot missing unfortunately
@@AndyMasley Oh no :( Do you know of any good resources for this option?
@@AndyMasley Which topics are missing??
Hey! Do you mind doing an Engineering Option too? It would be of tremendous help!
if its work then explain one simple example at home, take one object at one place inside your home then try to find the theta , may you find the theta ?
if the star is not parallel to sun then ?
Also at millions kilometers everything will be looks like parallel to sun so this is wrong information.
very clear and thorough explanation of a difficult concept