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03_Notes

FS26

GeoPhy

Notes

Course GeoPhysics

HS25

Astro

Notes

Beobachtungen und Observatorien

Coronal mass ejections

Interstellare Materie

Nachhauptreihenentwicklung

Planetenentstehung

Solar Energetic Particles (SEP)

Sterne auf der Hauptreihe

Sternentstehung

Course Astronomie

GeoChem

Notes

Bowen's Reaction Series

Chondrites and the Composition of Earth

Classification of the Elements – Atmophile Lithophile Chalcophile Siderophile

GeoChem, Overview

Gutenberg Discontinuity

Lehmann Discontinuity

Seismic Mantle Discontinuities and Phase Transitions

Solar Composition vs CI Chondrites

Structure of the Earth and Chemical Characteristics

The Silicate Earth – Crust and Mantle Minerals

Course Fundamentals of Geochemistry I

GNSS

Notes

Antennenkorrekturen

Atmosphärische Einflüsse

Beobachtungsgleichung

Differential Code Biases

Differenzbildung

Einflüsse der Ionosphäre

Einflüsse der Troposphäre

Electromagentic Waves

GNSS Datenverarbeitung

GNSS Einführung

GNSS Hardware und Software

GNSS Systemkomponenten

Linearkombinationen

Maxwell Equations

Multipath Effekte

Referenzstationsnetze und Dienste

Referenzsysteme

Relativistische Effekte

Satellitenbahnen

Course Globale Satellitennavigationssysteme

SSE

MOCs

SSE Payloads_MOC

SSE Space Engineering_MOC

SSE Subsystem_MOC

Notes

Communication in Space

Computing Subsystem

Control Subsystem

From Atmosphere to Space

From Launch to Entry Operation

Human Spaceflight

Launch Vehicles

Life Cycle Analysis

Optical Payloads

Orbital Dynamics

Power Subsystem

Propulsed Dynamics

Propulsion Subsystem

Requirement Flow Down

Space Mission Engineering

Space Mission Operations

Space System Engineering

Spacecraft Design

Structure Subsystem

Target and Chaser Orbits

Technology Readiness Levels

Thermal Subsystem

Course Space System Engineering

Course Control Systems 1

Course Mechanics 3

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Gutenberg Discontinuity

Depth: 2'891 km
Location: Between Mantle and Outer Core.
Named after: Beno Gutenberg (1914)

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