Well.
At first I thought, humm, I could go through vocabulary but
that'd be mind numbing for all of us. Then, I thought maybe a
list of links. Well, that's been done. So, I've decided to teach
the basics of astronomy with the help of my inept story telling
ways. now, some of this will be obvious, some boring( hey, I had
to sit though it and pay $150 a credit hour for it) but most of
it I hope will be entertaining and informative. Now to get a few
basics out of the way before I start. 1. My spelling is
attrousous so I'll do my best but you'll find if you just sound
the word out you'll know what I'm saying. 2nd. I'm assuming you
can read.3. I don't know how much physics any of you readers have
had so, I'll just briefly explain the nesseccary fundamentals here and then continue on. If any of the basics
are to much for you, read the story and see if that helps , if
not, here's a recommended reading
list to
get you up to speed in the basic physics concepts. I also want to
point out that physics isn't difficult. People who say it is
simply haven't studied it. What I mean is most concepts of
anything new to you simply take a few times to get through. But
if you can read what I 'm typing you can understand physics. It's
not the frightening thing other non physics writers try to make
out. So, , also realize I write on about a fourth grade reading
level so you won't find anything mind boggling here, ok.
