'Www space com' diaporamas de présentation

Th e Bi g Bang

Th e Bi g Bang. D r . Mike MacCallum Long Beach City College mmaccallu m @lbcc.edu. Astrono m y Pictur e o f th e D a y. http://apod.na s a.gov/apod/. ?. Astronome r o f th e W eek. Alan H. Guth. ?.

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Your Place In Space

Your Place In Space. Created by Dr. A. Davila. The Milky Way galaxy is the spiral galaxy we call home, as do roughly 100 billion other stars

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MOON PHASES

MOON PHASES. By:Kim.

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Protostars, nebulas and Brown dwarfs

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Mars

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The Sun

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Saturn

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Lunar Eclipse

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Polymers

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Supernova

Supernova. Ethan Fukuda Cody Tamura Period 1. What is a supernova?. An exploding star reaching the end of its life They emit more energy than the sun will in its lifetime The blast is so bright, it will often outshine a galaxy for up to a couple of months. What is a supernova?.

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Earth

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Mars

Mars. Ben Deck, Matthew Gorst , Mollie Gulley, and Megan Fadem. Basic Properties. It is a Terrestrial planet Tilt 25% Turns counter-clock wise Length of Day= 24 hours and 37 min Length of Year= 687 Earth Days The distance from Mars to the Sun is 141,600,000 miles

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EarthKAM Project

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Hurricanes

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Created by: Andrew Szambelan , Zac Disher , Arthur Kilbacock

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Uranus

Jongko , Jeremy B, Noah J. Uranus. Uranus. Jovian-planet Ice giant Atmosphere is lightly composed of hydrogen and helium Core is very rocky Discovered by Herschel. Basic properties. Tilt: 97.77 degrees Direction of rotation: Length of Day: 17 hours and 14 minutes

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Exploring Uranus

Exploring Uranus. By: Evan Greenberg, Paul Szabo , Alex Nagel, and Forrest Montet. Discovery of Uranus. Uranus was initially discovered by William Herschel on March 13, 1781.

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THE LIFE CYCLE OF A STAR

THE LIFE CYCLE OF A STAR. By: Ben Werner. NEBULAE . Nebulae are clouds of gas and dust that are the beginning of all stars. Nebulae are mainly made of hydrogen. W hen the cloud gets big enough its own gravity draws all the hydrogen together to fuse into helium and then. STARS.

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Wednesday February 22, 2012

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Star Constellations

Star Constellations. j oin us on a trip into space!. a guide to our constellations in space. Resources: http://stardate.org/astro-guide/gallery/shielding-hunter http://stardate.org/ http://my.execpc.com/60/B3/culp/astronomy/Winter/Bears.html

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