Astronomy

Astronomy is a core course offered at Hogwarts. As such it is one of seven core courses that students must pass with at least an 'Acceptable' grade in order to continue on to Year 2. 
Astronomy is run by Professor Brad Turing. He is an incredibly enthusiastic Astronomer and Wizard, and is more than capable of guiding students through as they explore the cosmos from the solar system and beyond.
If you require any help when working through your coursework the Astronomy program has a Tutoring program. Also the entire Astronomy PA (Professors Assistant) Team is always ready and willing to lend a hand to any student having difficulties. (Treats brought for the Team's pet cat Dumbledore are always appreciated)
== Year One ==
Year 1 focuses on exploring the solar system, the Milky Way, and the planets and other celestial bodies therein.
1: An Introduction
2: Magical Telescopes
3: Telescope Tips & Tricks
4: A.M.E Quotient
5: A.M.E In Depth
6: Telescope Tricks, Part 2
7: Our Solar System Neighbors
8: Our Solar System Neighbors, Part 2
9: Two Stars
== Year Two ==
In Year 2, students will continue their study of the cosmos. In particular students will study the Sun and the birth of stars. Later they will study Nebulae and their functions. The Year 2 Astronomy curriculum finally culminates the beginning of students' instruction on Magical Astronomy.
1: Introductions and Basics of our Sun
2: The Structure and Function of our Sun
3: How many types of Stars are there? How do they work?
4: The Birth of Stars - How they are formed
5: Charting the Heavens and Mid-terms
6: What is Space actually made of?
7: Nebulae: The Nurseries of the Cosmos
8: What happens when a Star dies?
9: Magical Astronomy Part 1 and Final Exams.
== Year Three ==
In Year three you will delve into the "world" of galaxies within our universe. What makes them tick?, What kinds are there?, and so much more!
1. Introductions and the Shapley-Curtis Debate
2. Types of Galaxies in the Universe
3. Galactic Measurement and Distance
4. More Galaxy Types and Structures
5. Hubble's Law and Mid-Terms
6. What Powers Galaxies?
7. What Happens When Galaxies Collide?
8. The Milky Way - Part 1
9. The Milky Way - Part 2 and Final Exams
== Astronomy ProfessorsCategory:HiH CoursesCategory:HiH Course ==
1. Aurora Sinistra (formerly)
2. Jesse LeStrange (formerly)
3. Celeste Afolayan (formerly)
4. Dax Polgara (formerly)
5. Leah Benn (formerly)
6. Brad Turing (formerly)
7. Marina Dmitrievna Gagarina (currently)