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Welcome!

Welcome! Sun and Seasons Photo from http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/bestofsoho/bestofsoho.html Created by the Lunar and Planetary Institute For Educational Use Only LPI is not responsible for the ways in which this powerpoint may be used or altered. What are we going to cover

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Solar System History Ch 9

Solar System History Ch 9. Big Bang Theory Solar Nebula Planetesimals Terrestrial Planets Space missions. Which is the correct sequence? (Oldest to youngest). J-K-F-G-H-B J-K-F-H-B-G-E-D I-J-K-F-H-B-G J-K-F-D-I. Big Bang Hypothesis.

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Welcome!

Welcome!. Sun and Seasons. Photo from http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/bestofsoho/bestofsoho.html. Created by the Lunar and Planetary Institute For Educational Use Only LPI is not responsible for the ways in which this powerpoint may be used or altered. What are we going to cover.

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The Sun makes our Weather and Shapes our Climate!

The Sun makes our Weather and Shapes our Climate!. The sun is really important to mountain weather because the heating and cooling of the Earth makes weather happen! To learn more about the sun click here http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/earth/Atmosphere/overview.html

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StarStories

StarStories. 3 rd Grade Astronomy. The Stars in Ancient Times. People have looked at the sky for thousands of years. When ancient people looked up, the stars looked almost identical to what we see today.

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UNIT D THE SOLAR SYSTEM

UNIT D THE SOLAR SYSTEM. What are Stars and Planets?. An astronomer is a person who studies the universe. THE NIGHT SKY. Did you ever notice the sky on a clear night?. There are many stars, too many of them to count. They look like small dots of light in the sky.

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Constellations

Constellations. Objectives for this unit:. a. Locate and identify stars that are grouped in patterns in the night sky. b. Identify ways people have historically grouped stars in the night sky. c. Recognize that stars in a constellation are not all the same distance from Earth. .

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The Moon main source: thesciencequeen/7Units.htm

The Moon main source: http://www.thesciencequeen.net/7Units.htm. It's Just a Phase It's Going Through. Moon . Our planet's large natural satellite, the Moon, is the easiest astronomical object to observe. The only "scientific instrument" you'll need at first is a pair of eyes. .

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Eclipses and Lunar Phases

Eclipses and Lunar Phases. Created by the Lunar and Planetary Institute For Educational Use Only LPI is not responsible for the ways in which this powerpoint may be used or altered. http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/gallery/Earth_Moon.jpg. Preliminary Topics.

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Lightyears

Lightyears. a lightyear is a unit of interstellar space measurement. One l.y. (lightyear) is how far light will travel in one year. How far is that? Well if light travels 299,800 kilometers in 1 second and there are 31,560,000 seconds in a year that means in one year light can travel....

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Lunar Phases and Eclipses

Lunar Phases and Eclipses. Created by the Lunar and Planetary Institute For Educational Use Only LPI is not responsible for the ways in which this powerpoint may be used or altered. http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/gallery/Earth_Moon.jpg. Preliminary Topics.

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Eclipses and Lunar Phases

Eclipses and Lunar Phases. By the Lunar and Planetary Institute For use in teacher workshops. http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/gallery/Earth_Moon.jpg. Preliminary Topics. Before students can understand the reason for phases, they need to understand: The Moon orbits the Earth

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Resources in Astronomy

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The Solar System

The Solar System. By, Amber Pickowicz. http://www.flickr.com/photos/phone_accessory/2770431590. Our Solar System is made up of our Sun, eight planets, three dwarf planets, and their moons. Each of these planets and their moons orbit around the sun.

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Why Stars Twinkle

by Kayla Price. Why Stars Twinkle. How do stars twinkle?. Big Question. When I see stars in the night sky, they flicker. For my science project, I wanted to learn what causes starlight to do that. Explanation.

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State Objectives

LTEC 4100 Crystal Davidson September 16, 2009 PowerPoint Presentation The Components of the Solar System 7 th Grade-Science. The Components of the Solar System 7 th Grade Science TEKS Used: 112.19 a 4 D 112.19 b) 9 A & B . State Objectives.

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Edwin Hubble

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