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subject	Science astronomy%26planetary_science planetary_science
Has courseware	DVD1B(2003) DVD-ROM(2010) Life in the universe : the science of astrobiology DVD 1A(2003) CD-ROM 2A(2003) An introduction to the solar system DVD-ROM(2007) CD-ROM 2B(2003) DVD-ROM(2004) An introduction to astrobiology Planetary science and the search for life : course handbook [...] There are 1 more objects. You can use the links at the top of the page to download all the data.
Dataset	Open University data XCRI-CAP 1.2
credit	SCQF credit. Level: 8 Value: 30 The Open University credit. Level: 2 Value: 30
type	Undergraduate
JACS3	Astronomy&Planetary Science planetary science
URL	http://www.open.ac.uk/courses/modules/s283
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Resource	<div><p>You'll have access to a module website, which includes:</p><ul><li>a week-by-week study planner</li><li>course-specific module materials and activities</li><li>audio and video content</li><li>assessment details and submission section/li></li><li>online tutorial access</li><li>access to discussion forums.</li></ul><p>You'll also be provided with two printed module books, each covering one of the two parts of study.</p></div>
Resource	<div><p>A scientific calculator.</p><p>A computing device with a browser and broadband internet access is required for this module. Any modern browser will be suitable for most computer activities. Functionality may be limited on mobile devices.</p><p>Any additional software will be provided, or is generally freely available. However, some activities may have more specific requirements. For this reason, you will need to be able to install and run additional software on a device that meets the requirements below.</p><p>A desktop or laptop computer with either an up-to-date version of Windows or macOS.</p><p>The screen of the device must have a resolution of at least 1024 pixels horizontally and 768 pixels vertically.</p><p>To join in the spoken conversation in our online rooms we recommend a headset (headphones or earphones with an integrated microphone).</p><p>Our<a>Skills for OU study</a>website has further information including computing skills for study, computer security, acquiring a computer and Microsoft software offers for students.</p></div>
support	The Open University is the worlds leading provider of flexible, high quality distance learning. Unlike other universities we are not campus based. You will study in a flexible way that works for you whether youre at home, at work or on the move. As an OU student you'll be supported throughout your studies your tutor or study adviser will guide and advise you, offer detailed feedback on your assignments, and help with any study issues.Tuition might be in face-to-face groups, via online tutorials, or by phone.
abstract	Explore how our solar system formed and has evolved, and the rapidly-changing field of astrobiology ? could there be intelligent life elsewhere in the Universe?
ID	S283
identifier	S283 http://www.open.ac.uk/courses/modules/s283
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Type	Learning opportunity specification Course Course
title	Planetary science and the search for life
description	<div><p>This module tackles fundamental questions about our solar system. How did it form and how has it evolved? Why aren't all the planets like Earth? How and why did life arise on Earth? Has life arisen elsewhere in the Solar System or beyond, and could it be intelligent? You'll look at the exploration of the Solar System by spacecraft; planetary processes such as volcanism and impacts; the structure of planets and their atmospheres; and asteroids, comets and meteorites. You'll use web-based resources and electronic conferencing extensively. Although the module is intended for a wide range of people, a background in science is required.</p></div>
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Exploring Mars A mission to Mars Titan: Landing - Mission To Titan (3/5) Planck and the cosmic microwave background Planetary science Icy bodies: Europa and elsewhere The Nature of Impacts The Consequences on Earth Low Angle Impacts The Pacific Ocean Explosion The Formation of Craters [...] There are 27 more subjects. You can use the links at the top of the page to download all the data.	Course
Exploring Mars A mission to Mars Titan: Landing - Mission To Titan (3/5) Planck and the cosmic microwave background Planetary science Icy bodies: Europa and elsewhere The Nature of Impacts The Consequences on Earth Low Angle Impacts The Pacific Ocean Explosion The Formation of Craters [...] There are 9 more subjects. You can use the links at the top of the page to download all the data.	To
Exploring Mars A mission to Mars Titan: Landing - Mission To Titan (3/5) Planck and the cosmic microwave background The Cassini-Huygens Probe - Mission To Titan (1/5) Titan: Revelations - Mission To Titan (5/5) What is space expanding into? 90 second lecture (9/11) Titan: First Glimpse - Mission To Titan (2/5) LOFAR: the LOw Frequency ARray Titan: Evidence - Mission To Titan (4/5) Is there life elsewhere in the universe? 90 second lecture (6/11) [...] There are 1 more subjects. You can use the links at the top of the page to download all the data.	Relates to course
Planetary science The Nature of Impacts The Consequences on Earth Low Angle Impacts The Pacific Ocean Explosion The Formation of Craters Reconstructing the Impact	Relates to course
Icy bodies: Europa and elsewhere	Relates to course
An introduction: Surviving the 21st Century (1/2) Surviving the 21st Century (2/2) Space scientist: John Zarnecki (1/5) Big questions about our universe (2/5) Huygens Space Probe landing (3/5) Applying space technology on Earth (4/5) International space research (5/5) Telescopes and the universe's evolution (2/7) Why cosmology matters (4/7) The Large Hadron Collider (1/4) The Relativistic Universe (1/7) [...] There are 7 more subjects. You can use the links at the top of the page to download all the data.	Course
Practical science: Earth and environment	Is similar to
Astronomy and Planetary Science	Of
Astronomy and Planetary Science - Stage 02 Standard - Stage 01 Astronomy and planetary science - Stage 02	Includes compulsory course
Astronomy and Planetary Science - Stage 02 Chemistry * from October 2013 - Stage 02 Biology * from October 2013 - Stage 02 Environmental sciences * from October 2013 - Stage 02 Earth sciences - Stage 02 Broad-based natural sciences * from October 2013 - Stage 02 Standard - Stage 02 Physical science * from October 2013 - Stage 02 Earth sciences * from October 2013 - Stage 02 Standard * from October 2013 - Stage 02	Includes optional course

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s283
http://data.open.ac.uk/course/s283
is a Learning opportunity specification , Course , Course