'Massive objects' presentation slideshows

Do Now: Copy HW & Lab Pass UP

Do Now: Focused Free Write Look at the bottle of clear solution on my desk, what do you think it is? Does it have ENERGY?. Do Now: Copy HW & Lab Pass UP. -Pass up Water Shoe box lab Monday : No HW Tuesday : Energy Homework Wednesday: Energy Transfer Practice Question in Packet on Page 7

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Potential Energy

Potential Energy. Work. Kinetic Energy. An object can store energy as the result of its position. For example, the heavy ball of a demolition machine is storing energy when it is held at an elevated position. This stored energy of position is referred to as potential energy.

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Chapter 1 History of Astronomy The Copernican Revolution

Chapter 1 History of Astronomy The Copernican Revolution. Mars rover Spirit. The Motions of the Planets. Sun, Moon, and stars all have simple movements in the sky, consistent with an earth-centered system. Planets : move with respect to fixed stars change in brightness change speed

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The High Energy Neutrino Sky as seen by Antares

The High Energy Neutrino Sky as seen by Antares. Dorothea Samtleben Leiden University / NIKHEF, Amsterdam. Astrophysics Neutrinos are valuable cosmic messengers coming undeflected from cosmic sources Multimessenger approach exploited together with

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Do Now 5/7

Do Now 5/7. 1) Why does air pressure decrease from the troposphere to the exosphere? a) because there are fewer air molecules as altitude increases b) because there are more air molecules as altitude increases c) because there are higher temperatures as altitude increases

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Collection of Physical Evidence at a Crime Scene

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Forces

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Hubble Deep Field

Hubble Deep Field. Daniel Hazard. Background. The Hubble Deep Field (HDF) is a composite picture of 342 different images. The HDF covers an area of 144 arc seconds. Taken by the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) over a period of 10 consecutive days in December of 1995.

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Investigators must recognize, preserve, and record physical evidence in its original condition. They must also protect t

Chapter 2: Crime Scene. Investigators must recognize, preserve, and record physical evidence in its original condition. They must also protect the area. Three recording methods: 1. Photography 2. Sketches 3. Notes. Photography: The crime scene should NOT be altered

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What is Gravity?

What is Gravity?. Force of Gravity.

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Background: simulation of merging black holes by Werner Berger

Gravitational Waves and LIGO Tiffany Summerscales, Dept. of Physics. What are gravitational waves?

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Forces & Motion Review

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