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Core Concepts: Introduction
Astro/Atomic Symmetry
Nuclei and Star Systems
Electrons and Star Satellites
Gravity and Electronic Charge

Atomic

Core Concepts

Common Misconceptions
The Hydrogen Atom
Spectrography

Chemistry

Electromagnetism

Electrostatics
Magnetism
Electric Current
Electrical Induction
Electromagnetic Waves

Discoveries and Phenomena

Gold Foil Experiment
Cathode Rays
Photoelectric Effect
Oil Drop Experiment
Double Slit Experiment

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Core Concepts

Star System Evolution
Globular Clusters

Star Systems

Single Star Systems
Binary Systems
Double Binary Systems

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