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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
HW Due 10/8
All classes must finish questions 1-3 on the orbit lab.
Questions if you lost your sheet
Questions if you lost your sheet
Q1.
Is blue moon (body 3) circling the yellow sun (body 1) or the purple planet
(body 2)? Explain your answer.
Q2.
How do the orbits of the planets change when the mass of the sun is increased
or decreased? Why? Explain your answer with examples of what
happened. Draw a diagram/model if needed.
Q3.
Why does the sun (body 1) follow a circular path? How does the path change as its mass changes? Why? Explain your answer and/or use diagrams
to describe.
Reading Article for 81/7H
81 and 7H
please read the following article for a quiz... :)
READ ME! READ ME! READ ME! CLICK ME! CLICK ME!
Think about these questions as you read to better prepare yourself for the quiz.
please read the following article for a quiz... :)
READ ME! READ ME! READ ME! CLICK ME! CLICK ME!
Think about these questions as you read to better prepare yourself for the quiz.
- what is a system?
- Is the name "solar system" an appropriate name?
- Is there a definite boundary to the solar system?
- why is density important for planets in the solar system?
You don't have to answer these questions. Just think about them.
Monday, October 6, 2014
81:
How many centimeters would each planet be from the Sun if we said that 1 cm = 1,000,000 km?
For extra credit, bring in a cut out or diagram of the size of up to 5 planets in cm. Again, our model will have a scale of 1 cm = 1,000,000 km.
Planet
|
Diameter (km)
|
Kilometers from
Sun (multiplied by 1,000,000)
|
Mercury
|
4,879
|
57.9
|
Venus
|
12,104
|
108.2
|
Earth
|
12,756
|
149.6
|
Mars
|
6,794
|
227.9
|
Jupiter
|
142,984
|
778.6
|
Saturn
|
120,536
|
1433.5
|
Uranus
|
51,118
|
2872.5
|
Neptune
|
49,528
|
4495.1
|
Thursday, October 2, 2014
1. Extra Help is available during lunch on Fridays!
2. 7H/81
Read the article and answer the following questions.
Read me, Read me, Read me!
3. Exam Topics for Friday, 10/3
2. 7H/81
Read the article and answer the following questions.
Read me, Read me, Read me!
11. Summarize the article in 4 sentences
22.
What other name is Andromeda known as?
33.
What will happen after the two galaxies collide?
44 Why are Andromeda and the Milky Way galaxies
supposed to collide?
55 Is advanced technology, like the telescope, the
only field that allowed for the prediction of the collision? Explain.
66 Do you think the title of the article is
appropriate? Explain your claim with evidence from the text.
3. Exam Topics for Friday, 10/3
- independent variable
- dependent variable
- hypothesis
- experimental vs control group
- conclusion
- indirect vs. direct relationship
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
HW for the Long Holiday Weekend
7H and 81
-Finish graphing homework
-Are there relationships or trends?
82 and 83
-Final lab report for Penny Experiment #2 is due on Tuesday
-See prior posts for rubric/sample
HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND!!
-Finish graphing homework
-Are there relationships or trends?
82 and 83
-Final lab report for Penny Experiment #2 is due on Tuesday
-See prior posts for rubric/sample
HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND!!
Friday, September 19, 2014
HW for the weekend
7H and 81:
- Work on your lab report for your new experiment
- Final copy due Tuesday 9/23
- it can be typed up or written
- Read this article for Wednesday's quiz
82 and 83:
- bring in materials for your experiment.
- bring in the knowledge from your background research to create your hypothesis
- if you don't bring in your materials, you will do a default experiment of pennies at different temperatures.
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