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Earth Science: Lecture 1 - Introduction to Earth Science

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Free

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Youtube

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Language:

English

Start Date:

2019-01-13 00:00:00

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Updated in [July 25th, 2023]

This lecture introduces students to Earth Science. It covers topics such as the interactive scale of the Universe, star sizes, asteroid discovery, the most astounding fact, why is the milk gone, and You are here. Students are encouraged to watch the additional videos provided before Lecture 2. These videos include the Interactive scale of the Universe, Star sizes, Asteroid discovery, The most astounding fact, Why is the milk gone, and You are here. The lecture also includes an apology for the excess "uhm" and "uhh" sounds, which should be worked out in time.