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Basic Observations in Astronomy

Welcome to . Basic Observations in Astronomy. Classes without Quizzes -Alumni Weekend at Otterbein- June 8-10, 2007 Dr. Uwe Trittmann. Basic Astronomy. Possible topics: Basic observations Star Maps Telescopes The Night Sky in June Eclipses. Basic Observations in Astronomy.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. There are __ planets in our solar system. 7 9 6 10. Which planet is an inner planet? Pluto Saturn Jupiter Mars. Which is the o nly planet that living things can survive on? Earth Venus Uranus Mercury.

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6.1 Constellations

6.1 Constellations. Constellations ???????. Patterns of stars in the sky. 88 constellations (1930). Served as a calendar. Some imagination. No physical relation between members of any constellation. ??????? ??????? . Aries = ??? ????? (March 21 - April 20 )

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A Place Called Freedom

A Place Called Freedom. Tennessee. a state in the south. plantation. a large farm often using slaves for workers. Indiana. a northern state. drinking gourd or big dipper. weary. tiring or tired. buttery bowl of the moon. sunrise. the rising of the sun as the day starts. Quaker.

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Alaska

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United States

United States . ED 417-01 CRISTA BANBURY WENDY BUDDO MELISSA CRAFT. United States. Grade : 3 UNIT: Underground railroad. Objectives . Students will. . . Track an underground railroad route Write a secret song Take a field trip Create a classroom quilt

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Science: observation, measurement, models

Science: observation, measurement, models. Class outline: whole semester. I. Introduction: Astronomy and Science II. Motions in the Sky: Astronomy By Eye III. Overview of the Universe IV. The Physical Basis of Astronomy: Gravity and Light V. Some interesting astronomy questions.

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THE CONSTELLATIONS

THE CONSTELLATIONS. ORION. CANIS MAJOR. LYRA. CYGNUS. LEO MAJOR. TAURUS. CANUS MINOR. AQUILA. AURIGA. BOOTES. VIRGO. SCORPIO. BIG DIPPER. LITTLE DIPPER. CASSIOPEIA.

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Freedom Quilts

Freedom Quilts. Using quilts as maps on the underground railroad By Eileen Kirklen. Quilts have many uses. During slavery in the United States, they were sometimes used as maps.

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http://www.newforestobservatory.com/category/publications/astonomynowmagazine/page/2/

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Capitalization Rules

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AIANEA - APIO

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Backyard Astronomy

Backyard Astronomy. Arny, Essay 1. Learning the Constellations. Tools of the Trade Star chart with directions on how to hold it for a given day and time A dim flashlight A dark area with an unobstructed view of the sky Getting Started Determine north using a compass if necessary

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Constellations - Astrology - Horoscopes - the Zodiac

Constellations - Astrology - Horoscopes - the Zodiac. Since the dawn of history, man has studied the sky. The sun was the brightest object that man saw. Its rising and setting determined the length of his day and gave him warmth and light. Many men even worshipped the sun.

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A Place Called Freedom

A Place Called Freedom. Vocabulary Marilyn Souza Gold Oak Elementary. plantation. A large farm where crops like cotton or tobacco are grown by people who live there. The slaves worked long hours in the cotton fields on the plantation . big house. The large mansion

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Motions of the Celestial Sphere

Motions of the Celestial Sphere. Constellations. Sky looks like a dome with the star painted on the inside. 88 constellations such as Ursa Major, Orion, etc. Asterisms are not constellations for example the Big Dipper, the Teapot, etc. Descriptions of Celestial Sphere.

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The Compass

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Space News Update - Aug 28, 2012 -

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CONSTELLATIONS

CONSTELLATIONS. How do we locate the stars?. Zenith. (90.0 Degrees). You are here. Horizon. (0 Degrees). Constellation. constellations. Many of the stars form specific patterns, or ________. How many named constellations are there??. 88. Who created the constellations?. Farmers.

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Amateur Astronomy

Beginner. Amateur Astronomy. Identifying some stars in the northern and southern skies. Objectives. Identify Orion and use it to identify a few other bright stars. Identify the Big Dipper (not a constellation, but an asterism) and use it to identify a few other stars.

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