
Physical_science
0.50 Credit
Fall 2026
UTC
Aug 17, 2026 - May 07, 2027
Section A
Lecture & Recitation
Tuesday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Lecture & Recitation
Thursday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
This Astronomy course includes historical astronomy using The Project Physics Course text and observational astronomy using The Stargazer’s Guide to the Night Sky. Astronomy-only carries the successful completion of Algebra I as its only prerequisite.
All course content is normed to the Holy Scriptures by a teacher who acknowledges the historicity of the Genesis account, as does the Lord Himself (Matt. 24:37–39; Mark 10:6; Luke 3:38; 11:50–51; 17:26–27) and His apostles (Acts 17:24–27; Rom. 1:18–20; 5:12; 8:19–20; I Cor. 15:21–22; I Pet. 3:20; II Pet. 2:5; 3:3–6), albeit implicitly. That is, Genesis chapter one is God’s own account (penned by Moses) of His Creation ex nihilo in six natural days some 6,000 years ago (Gen. 5; 11; Luke 3), and Genesis chapters 6–9 describe a catastrophic global flood that profoundly impacted the earth’s geology, in which all land animals and mankind perished save those on the ark.
Please note: this course is one semester—eight weeks before the Christmas break and eight weeks after.
Students are strongly encouraged to audit Quarters 1 and 4 of The Project Physics w/ Astronomy.
Significant scientific advances since 1970 will be noted here and in context.
$545
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