Introduction to Astrophysics

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Astrophysics employs the principles of physics and chemistry to understand celestial objects beyond Earth's atmosphere.

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Cosmology is a key aspect of astrophysics that involves examining the large-scale structure and evolution of the universe.

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Astrophysicists study the electromagnetic radiation emitted by celestial objects, including visible light, radio waves, X-rays, and gamma rays.

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Nuclear physics is a part of astrophysics that explores the nuclear processes and reactions occurring within stars.

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Dark matter and dark energy are components of the universe that emit light.

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Astrophysics does not involve the study of planetary atmospheres.

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The laws of physics, particularly gravity, are not applied in astrophysics to understand the motion and interactions of celestial bodies.

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Investigating the origins and fate of the cosmos is not part of astrophysics.

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The study of asteroids and comets falls outside the scope of astrophysics.

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