'Solar eclipses' presentation slideshows

The Universe

Chapter 18. The Universe. The Universe. When we use the term universe we are discussing the totality of all matter, energy, and space. In this chapter we will examine the stars, galaxies, and cosmology. In particular we will discuss our sun and the classification of the stars.

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Retrograde motion of Mars, June to November, 2003

Retrograde motion of Mars, June to November, 2003. Who is this guy? Use SkyGazer or StarCal to find out! . The Four Seasons. Is the changing seasons caused by the change in the distance between the Sun and the Earth? No. If it is, then

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Cycles of the Sky

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Newton, Einstein, and Gravity

Newton, Einstein, and Gravity. Chapter 5. Guidepost.

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Eclipses

Eclipses. SOLAR ECLIPSES. Solar Eclipse - caused by the moon making a small shadow on the Earth. Moon crosses in front of the sun. Moon is in a new moon position. Only a small number of people can see a solar eclipse. Occurs during the day. How does it happen?. SOLAR ECLIPSE.

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Solar and Lunar Eclipses

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Chapter 1

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Eclipses

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Eclipses

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Shadows and Eclipses

Shadows and Eclipses. SHADOWS. In general, the closer an object is to the screen, the sharper the shadow. As the object gets further away, the shadow becomes blurry. 2 PARTS TO A SHADOW. UMBRA ? the total darkened part in the middle.

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WARM UP

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Moon Orbits the Earth

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Astronomy

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Eclipses

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MEES

MEES . Solar Observatory . Location . The University of Hawaii . About. 3,054 meters (approximately 10,000 feet) above sea level. It is used for many different purposes other than a solar observatory However the Heliophysics section is loacted in Haleakala, Hawaii.

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Eclipses

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What is a L unar Eclipse?

What is a L unar Eclipse?. What is an eclipse?. An eclipse occurs when one object in space blocks an observer from seeing another object in space. From Earth there are two main types of eclipses: solar eclipses and lunar eclipses. . How Often Does A Lunar Eclipse Occur?.

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Aryabhatta 476 C.E - 500 C.E

Aryabhatta 476 C.E - 500 C.E. Mathematician and Astronomer belonged to the fifth century C.E Born in Kerala and studied in Nalanda University, Patna. He invented Zero and place value system discovered approximate value of pi ( ? ) - 3.1416

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