'Curiosity rover' diaporamas de présentation

18/03/13

Weekly Quiz. 18/03/13. Question. 1. Rocks that have been found by the Curiosity rover has provided evidence that the planet it has been exploring could once have supported living organisms. Which planet is it exploring?. Question. 2.

561 views • 42 slides

Mars rover sends incredible photos

NASA

606 views • 40 slides

MATTER AND CHANGE

MATTER AND CHANGE. COURSE OBJECTIVES : UNDERSTAND, LEARN AND QUANTIFY THE CHANGES OF MATTER AND TO VALUE ITS IMPACT ON NATURE . Chapter 1 . Introduction to Chemistry. What is Chemistry?. The study of the matter, its composition, properties, and the changes it undergoes.

464 views • 26 slides

Scientific Notation

Scientific Notation. Format of scientific notation. Number has to be greater or equal to 1 AND less than 10. Must be multiplied by a power of 10. Which of these numbers is written in scientific notation?. 90 x 10 3. 0.9 x 10 3. 9.0 x 10 3. 90 is greater than 10.

364 views • 23 slides

Warm Up, October 9 th , 2013

Warm Up, October 9 th , 2013. What is a system? E xplain your answer with examples. How much of the Earth is water? How much of that is not salt? How much of THAT is drinkable? Explain why liquid water forms on your cold glass. Pumpkin, Day 2. Open System*.

382 views • 22 slides

Missions in SPACE!

334 views • 17 slides

The planets

The planets . Mercury. Its named after the roman messenger of the gods Its surface is cratered because of its lack of atmosphere Mercury is a rocky planet composed of a high percent of metallic material

274 views • 10 slides

Astrobiology Resources

Astrobiology Resources. NASA. RPI. http://www.origins.rpi.edu/. http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/nai/. Ask An Astrobiologist. http://astrobiology2.arc.nasa.gov/ask-an-astrobiologist/. Current Astrophysics Research. http://astrobites.com/. What is Astrobiology? Video-Teachers Domain.

314 views • 10 slides

Curiosity Rover

Curiosity Rover. Mars Science Laboratory. formal name of the mission deploying the Curiosity rover launched from Cape Canaveral in Florida on Nov. 26, 2011 After Curiosity, the only planned U.S. mission to Mars is an atmospheric orbiter meant to launch next year.

477 views • 9 slides

Mars Rover Curiosity Mission

656 views • 4 slides