ASTR 1290

Black Holes

Course Description

Black holes are stellar remnants that are so dense that nothing, not even light, can escape their gravitational pull. Nevertheless, systems that contain these "dark stars" are among the brightest sources in the universe. In this introductory course, aimed primarily at non-science majors, students will explore the seemingly paradoxical nature of black holes and evaluate the astronomical evidence for their existence.


  • Shane Davis

     Rating

    4.62

     Difficulty

    1.85

     GPA

    3.59

     Sections

    2

    Last Taught

    Fall 2024