Evan Ashley
Astrophysics teacher | Tutor for 9 years
I am an astrophysics graduate from Seattle University, driven by the wonders of the cosmos. Exploring the universe's mysteries fuels my passion for teaching. From celestial mechanics to black hole dynamics, I revel in unraveling the secrets of the cosmos. With a blend of curiosity and expertise, I aim to ignite a spark of fascination in my students. Through interactive learning and insightful discussions, I guide seekers of knowledge on cosmic odysseys. Join me as we journey through the vastness of space and unlock the mysteries of the universe together.
Questions
Does the Oort cloud exist? If so, why can't we see it?
What are protoplanetary objects?
How can solar flares affect communications on earth?
Aside from telescopes, what equipment is used to detect space related phenomenon?
A 2300 kg rocket shuts off its engine 494km above earth's surface. Its velocity at burnout is 3000 m/s directly upward. Ignoring air resistance, what maximum height will the rocket reach?
How do black holes relate to physics?
How can gravitational waves be measured?
In a science fiction movie, when a spaceship explodes the vibrations from the shock wave destroy a nearby spaceship. If you were the science consultant for the movie what would your advice be for the producer?
How do the magnetic field lines sustain themselves as the coronal mass ejection flies away from the Sun?
How did Iron come to earth (millions of years ago)?
How does temperature affect the atmosphere and cause weather?
How are seyfert galaxies like quasars?
What is spectroscopy? How does it detect the electromagnetic spectrum?
In a star if helium fuses to make carbon, what makes the elements in between?
How do astrophysicists study astroparticles?
How does time in space relate to time on earth?
What is Quantum Mechanics and how is it related to time travel?
How big is the sun's magnetic field?
How are gravitational waves polarized?
How does nucleosynthesis provide evidence of the big bang?