Week of March 5th
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| Cygnus Nebulae - Largest star making factory in the Milky Way! |
How many star types do you see forming?
Our Week
Study Island - 4 tests per week due each Monday!
Monday: 1. Study Island progress check - 4 tests due
2. Quiz: Scale of the Solar System and Characteristics of Stars
Thursday: Spectroscope Lab due at the end of the period
Friday: 1. "Parallax" 2. Study Island - 4 tests due Monday
Question of the Week
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| All the Colors of the Sun |
The above absorption spectrum belongs to our Sun. What colors of light seem to be the most brightest? Look closely, are there some colors missing?
In 1870, a certain common element was discovered in the spectrum of our Sun that later led to its discovery on the Earth. Yes, it is the element that makes our voices sound like Christmas Elves if we breathe it in!
Looks to me that you are missing
ReplyDelete~Turqouise
~Indigo
and maybe Purple!!!!
Kelsey L Cheever
the brightest is the green and the indago is the color missing
ReplyDeleteThe green looks the brightest to me. Also it looks like you are missing purple.
ReplyDeleteHow was Helium found?
All the colors are there but it looks like purple / indigo is missing. Maybe another shade of blue was missing but you can't really tell unless you look closely.
ReplyDeleteIn the Cygnus Nebulae it seems like there are many stars being made, because it is the largest star making factory in the whole Universe. Just hearing that its the largest, it make you think about what other ones look like because that one is so large.
ReplyDeleteWhat colors of light seem to be the most brightest? green looks the brightest. Look closely, are there some colors missing? Yes, purple and turquuoise.
ReplyDeleteI think that the brightest colors are green and yellow. The colors that are missing are torqouis, indigo, and orange isn't that visible.
ReplyDeleteThe brightest color would be yellow. Out of ROYGBIV, Indigo and Violet would be missing out of the color spectrum.
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