Magnitudenkurve
Magnitudenkurve, also known as a magnitude curve, is a graphical representation used in astronomy to illustrate the change in brightness of a celestial object over time. It is a plot of the apparent magnitude of an object against time, allowing astronomers to study the object's variability and understand its behavior.
The apparent magnitude is a measure of the brightness of a celestial object as seen from Earth.
Magnitudenkurve is particularly useful for studying variable stars, supernovae, and other objects that exhibit changes in
In addition to studying individual objects, magnitudenkurve can also be used to compare the brightness of different