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Lecture 46: ExoPlanets - Planets around Other Stars
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Lecture 45: Is Pluto a Planet?
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Lecture 44: Comets
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Lecture 43: Icy Worlds of the Outer Solar System
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Lecture 42: Asteroids and Meteoroids
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Lecture 41: Planetary Rings
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Lecture 40: The Saturn System
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Lecture 39: The Moons of Jupiter
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Lecture 38: Uranus and Neptune
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Lecture 37: Jupiter and Saturn
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Lecture 36: Worlds in Comparison - The Terrestrial Planets
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Lecture 35: The Deserts of Mars
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Lecture 34: Venus Unveiled
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Lecture 33: Battered Mercury
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Lecture 32: The Origin of the Solar System
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Lecture 31: The Family of the Sun
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Lecture 30: The Moon
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Lecture 29: The Earth's Atmosphere
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Lecture 28: Inside the Earth
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Lecture 27: Deep Time - The Age of the Earth
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Lecture 26: Telescopes
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Lecture 25: Measuring Light - Spectroscopy
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Lecture 24: Matter and Light
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Lecture 23: Worlds Within: Atoms
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Lecture 22: Light the Messenger
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Lecture 21: The Rotation and Revolution of the Earth
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Lecture 20: Tides
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Lecture 19: Orbits
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Lecture 18: The Apple and the Moon - Newtonian Gravity
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Lecture 17: On the Shoulders of Giants: Isaac Newton and the Laws of Motion
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Lecture 16: Galileo and the Telescope
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Lecture 15: The Watershed: Tycho and Kepler
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Lecture 14: The Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus
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Lecture 13: Greek Astronomy
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Lecture 12: The Wanderers - Planetary Motions
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Lecture 11: The Calendar
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Lecture 10: Telling Time
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Lecture 9: Eclipses of the Sun and Moon
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Lecture 8: Phases of the Moon
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Lecture 7: The Four Seasons
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Lecture 6: Daily and Annual Motions
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Lecture 5: Mapping Earth and Sky
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Lecture 4: Measuring the Earth
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Lecture 3: The Starry Night
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Lecture 2: Astronomical Numbers
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