Starship Asterisk*

The lecture video is embedded below but also available here in MP4 format.
Additionally, slides used in the lecture are embedded below but also are available here in Powerpoint format.
Questions after the lecture? Please ask them in here.
Wikipedia entries:

• Sun
  Sunspot
  Solar cycle
  Facula

Small problem on the thread for Lecture 12. There's a typo there that's preventing the video link from embedding properly.

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Thanks very much for pointing that out! It's been fixed.

~ backrowalto

Do we need to have flash installed in order to view this video ?

Yes, you need to have Flash to see the video.

Great lecture! Thanks for sharing

RJN wrote:The lecture video is embedded below but also available here in MP4 format.
Additionally, slides used in the lecture are embedded below but also are available here in Powerpoint format.
Questions after the lecture? Please ask them in here.

Click to play embedded YouTube video.

Wikipedia entries:

• Sun
  Sunspot
  Solar cycle
  Facula

Hi guys
recently, I took an astronomy class and I developed an interest in the sun. I am trying to learn as much about it as possible. I tried to watch the video above but it is not working for me. Is this the same video available on the MIT website? If yes, I have already seen it, if not, I am wondering if anybody else is having the same problem?

It is on YouTube. If you can view YouTube, you should be able to view the video. You need to have flash player installed.

that's right you can just whatch on youtube

By the way, it IS possible to access the YouTube videos without Flash, tho I don't understand why!
I don't have Flash on my Dolphin Android browser and can view YouTube (and, indeed, discovered Dr Nemiroff's course via YouTube).
Margarita

Belated response, but you can thank HTML 5 for that, Margarita.

geckzilla wrote:Belated response, but you can thank HTML 5 for that, Margarita.

Ahhhh! THAT'S what it is! Very useful.
Margarita

Thanks for share