Descubriendo el espacio exterior desde la A a la Z: lecciones semanales de astronomía

Hello! Welcome to "Discovering Outer Space From A-Z: Weekly Astronomy Lessons". This is an ongoing, subscription-based class. In these classes, we will cover different subjects in the field of astronomy every week! Using an alphabetical list of terms we will learn about each topic through slides, answer questions, and have discussions together. Below you can find the weekly topics... but topic requests are welcome and can be added at any time -- even if it's not in alphabetical order!

November 18-22: Alpha Centauri, Asteroid, Big Bang Theory, Binary Star
November 25-29: Black Hole, Comet, Constellation, Dwarf Star
December 2-6: Dwarf Planet, Earth, Eclipse, Europa
December 9-13: Exoplanet, Expansion of the Universe, Flare, Flyby
December 16-20: Galaxy, Gas Giant, Hubble, Ice Giant
December 23-27: NO CLASS
December 30-January 3: NO CLASS
January 6-10: Interstellar Dust, Jupiter, Kuiper Belt, Life in Outer Space
January 13-17: Mars, Mercury, Meteor/Meteorite, Meteor Shower
January 20-24: Milky Way, Moon, NASA, Nebula
January 27-31: Neptune, Neutron Star, Orbit, Outer Planets
February 3-7: Oort Cloud, Planet Nine, Pluto, Pulsar
February 10-14: Quasar, Red Giant, Red Shift, Satellite
February 17-21: Saturn, Shooting Star, Solar System, Solar Wind
February 24-28: Star, Sun, Supernova, Telescope
March 3-7: Universe, Uranus, Venus, Wormhole
March 10-14: Andromeda, Apollo 11, Atmosphere, Callisto
March 17-21: Circumpolar Star, Dark Matter, Eccentricity, Eris
March 24-28: Enceladus, Future of Space Exploration, Galileo, Ganymede
March 31-April 4: Gravity, Gravity Assist, Habitable Zone, Halley's Comet
April 7-11: Haumea, HR Diagrams, Hubble Deep Field, JWST
April 14-18: Io, Kepler Space Telescope, Kepler 7b, Kepler 22b
April 21-25: Kepler 186f, Magellanic Clouds, Makemake, Moons of Jupiter
April 28-May 2: New Horizons Mission, Novae, Nuclear Fusion, Obliquity
May 5-9: Ocean Planets, Olympus Mons, Osiris, Phosphine
May 12-16: Precession, Rings, Rocky Planets, Sedna
May 19-23: Sirius, Solar Cycles, Star Clusters, Sunspot
May 26-30: Superclusters, Supermassive Black Hole, Terraforming, Titan
June 2-6: TRAPPIST-1, Tritan, Valles Marineris, White Dwarf

No prior knowledge is necessary to take this class. Each week, all necessary knowledge will be presented to students through the lesson slides or through questions/discussions. Students are welcome and encouraged to share any information they may already know about the topic!!