Week of February 4th
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This image, take by the Herschel Space Telescope, is the massive Andromeda Galaxy seen in infrared. Notice how clear the spiral arms look compared to the image of the galaxy in visible light below.
Monday: 1. Finish Tools of Astro. Activity - go over in class
2. Work on Telescope Digital Project - due on Thursday posted in dropbox on Schoology
Tuesday-Thursday: 1. Orion Night Sky Viewing Activity due Wed. 2. Work on Telescope Project
Friday: 5 telescope project reviews due - complete handout and turn in
Questions of the Week
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| On January 30th, NASA launched its newest communications satellite - seen heading to space in an Atlas rocket. Besides communications, what are some other ways in which we use satellites? |
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| Pictured above is the beautiful, but very cloudy, Orion Nebula. This nebula is an amazing stellar nursery. This picture was taken by the Hubble Space Telescope - what type of electromagnetic radiation is the image in? |
We use satelites for GPS, weather, and military purposes. This image is in visible light.
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for Radio, TV, GPS, and military.
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for Gps, Television and Radio
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for Gps, Television and Radio
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for gps, weather, military purposes, television and radio.
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for radios, GPS, military spying, television, and weather. The image is in visible light.
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for weather, radio, television, military, and navigation.
ReplyDeleteWe use satellites for GPS, Military,and radio/TV.
ReplyDeleteSatellites are used for radios, GPS, military purposes, television and weather.
ReplyDeleteSatellites are used for military surveillance, internet, and weather monitoring. The electromagnetic radiation is visible light.
ReplyDeleteSatellites have many purposes. They can be used for military purposes(surveillance), television, GPS navigation systems, and weather monitoring.
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