Doppler effect and spectroscopy

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The Doppler Effect detected by Christian Doppler

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The Doppler Effectdetected by

Christian Doppler

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How does it work ?

• The lenght of the waves gets longer on the side where the object go away and shorter on the other side.

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How this effect affects our universe

• When a shining objektin the universe moves itbehaves like sound

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• If the speed of the object increase the wavelength increase too.

v v v

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We only need the wavelength to calculculate the speed, because:

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But the speed is very high to the speed of light, so we need the formula

of the Theory of the Relativity

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How we can calculate the distance of the object when we know the speed ?

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Hubble law

• The linear correlation between distance (r) and flightspeed (v) is called hubble law v=h0r

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Hubble konstant

• „Hubble - konstant" H0 = 72 km/ s·Mpc

1 parsec = 3,6 Lightyears1Mpc = 3,6 Millionen Lightyears

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• In 1 Mpc 72km/s• In 2 Mpc 144km/s• .• .• .• In ? y Mpc x km/s x : 72 = y Mpc

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• 1 Mpc = 3,6 Million Light-years

• y Mpc = 3,6 . y Million Light-years • Can we imagine this distance?• In 1s = 300 000 km• 1Mpc = 3,6 Million Lightyears

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SpectroscopyThe secret behind the light

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History:

• 1814 sun spectrum from Joseph von Fraunhofer with unknown black lines in the spectrum

• 1859 Kirchhoff and Bunsen noticed that different chemical elements color the flame from a bunsen burner in different colours.

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Two types of visual spectroscopy• Photon emission• Photon absorption/Fraunhofer lines.

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Ca+ Hβ Mg Na+He Hα O2

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Quasar calculations