Shark's With Lasers!
Pictured below is a lemon shark with a laser attached to its tail!
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| Okay, there is a saying in Science, "Just because we can do it does not mean we should do it." What does this exactly mean related to this laser-powered shark? |
Our Week:
Monday: 1. Make sure p. 13 Lesson Review is complete 2. Begin reading p. 14-24; do all questions 1- 21 - including #4 - you will need to research info for this one
Tuesday: 1. Finish p. 14-24 2. p. 38-48; do all questions except #13 - you will receive a rubric for "How has life on Earth changed over time" - project.
Wednesday: 1. Evolving Planet Interactive and project begin
Thursday: Evolving Planet Continues
Friday: Evolving Planet Continues - tentatively due 5/15
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| Of course you needed 1 more question about the Moon! On Sunday, May 6th, the only "Super Moon" of the year was visible. This is when the Moon is at its perigee - what do you think perigee is? My hint here is - many extinct organisms, (dinosaurs), would have looked at a Moon that looked this big. One more hint - why do you think the Moon looks so big? |
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| Super Moon over Paris or Kings Island? |
The perigee is when the moon is at its closest to the Earth in its orbit. It's interesting that this is the question this week because a few days ago I turned on the TV and they were actually taking about it on the news. The moon look very big and different pictures from around the world were shown.
ReplyDeleteThe perigee is where the moon becomes closer to the earth during orbit.
ReplyDeleteI think the preigee is when us (the earth) is at its closest point to the moon.
ReplyDeleteI think Kings Island.
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