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Universe Notes part 2

Universe Notes part 2

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Science

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9th Grade

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Easy

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1, NGSS.HS-ESS1-1, 112.20.b.8.A

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Kinsley Anstine

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16 Slides • 9 Questions

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Universe Notes part 2

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Open Ended

What are the three characteristics we use to classify stars?

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Which color stars are the hottest?

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Blue

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Green

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Yellow

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Red

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Which color star is the coldest?

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orange

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yellow

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blue

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red

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Multiple Choice

What does magnitude measure?

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Time

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Color

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Brightness

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Distance

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Hotspot

In which two spots are the stars higher in temperature?

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Match

Match the following images of celestial bodies to their correct name.

Star

Nebula

Galaxy

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  • Orbits the sun (star)

  • Eight total

  • Means "to wander"

Planet

Solar System

Solar System & Planets

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  • Meteoroid – solid debris from space (asteroids) that are moving towards Earth. (Orbits the sun)

  • Meteor -brief streak of light produced by a small particle entering Earth’s atmosphere at high speed

    • often referred to as “shooting stars” or “falling stars”

    • travel at speeds between 11-72 kilometers per second (6.8 – 44.7 miles per second)

Meteorite – a small object from outer space that passes through Earth’s atmosphere and reaches the surface. (Vary in size)

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Labeling

The name for a rock found in space changes depending on where it is. Label the diagram correctly.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

meteorite

meteor

meteoroid

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Categorize

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Small rocky or metallic bodies in outer space.

Bright streaks of light in the sky.
Often referred to as shooting stars.

Orbits the sun.

Reaches the Earth's surface.

Identify the differences between meteoroids, meteors and meteorites.

Meteoroids
Meteors
Meteorites

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Multiple Choice

Who is the Hubble Telescope named after?

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Isaac Newton
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Galileo Galilei
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Albert Einstein
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Edwin Hubble

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  • Observed displacement due to a change in the observer's point of view.

  • Method astronomers use to measure distance.

Parallax

  • Unit of distance in astronomy.

  • = 3.26 light years

Parsec

Parsec and Parallax
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