'Sun spots' presentation slideshows

WSST

WSST . Jeanine Gelhaus Medford Area Public Schools. Outline. EARTHKAM UW-Milwaukee RET program a. planetarium b. website: resource compilation c. Inquiry on the Sun ~ SOLAR WEEK. International Space Station- ISS. Launched in 1998 Hopes to still be orbiting in 2028.

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Chapter 15

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103 Exam 2 Review

103 Exam 2 Review. 12 November 2007. General Comments. 35 Multiple Choice Questions Concepts and Ideas Lecture Focused Review Slides Answer Practice Questions and understand them Review HW and Book Objects -- emphasis on the Sun. Topics to Review. Nature of Light Blackbodies

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Statistical Analysis of Geomagnetic Storm Occurrences

Statistical Analysis of Geomagnetic Storm Occurrences. By: Seth Sivak. What Does That Mean?. Solar Cycle Solar Disturbances The Earth and The Magnetosphere Geomagnetic Storms and Their Problems Measuring Storms. The Solar Cycle. 11 Year Magnetic F10.7 X-Ray Flux Sun Spot Number

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Starter:

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PBL

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The Scientific Revolution

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The Sun: Our Star

The Sun: Our Star. By: Tracy Sikes Mount Bethel Elementary- 4 th gr. What is our sun?. Our sun is a star located in the center of our Solar System. It is a huge, spinning ball of hot gas. Our sun is a medium-size star. (Mid-sequence).

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SUN SPOTS

SUN SPOTS. Magnetic fields can be thought of as lines that connect north and south polarities. On the Earth these lines run from north to south and are uniform and organized. This is why we can navigate so well with a magnetic compass. .

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ICE AGE

ICE AGE. BY : JOSEPHINE. WHAT CAUSED THE ICE AGE?. The temperature dropped which caused the winds to flow around the earth in different directions.

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By: Lawrence Hu and Glen Madsen

Solar Flares and Sun Spots. By: Lawrence Hu and Glen Madsen. Solar Flares.

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The Sun

Chapter 16. The Sun. Heliocentric vs. Geocentric. The geocentric model was not agreed upon by all Greek scientist and they created another model. This model was further developed by polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus

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Sun Project

Sun Project. By Alex , Justin and Eric . 7F. CONTENTS. Sun spots. Yohkoh SOHO. Ending note!. SUN FACTS!!!.

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Comparison of the Sun, Earth and Moon

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Star burst

Star burst. Have you wanted to go in space? well its your lucky day!!!!!!!!!!!! By Nikolas w eatherington Illillstrater N ikolas weatherington. The sun is a star that is the biggest star.

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Climate Change

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Early Refracting Telescopes of the 1600s

Early Refracting Telescopes of the 1600s. By Gabe Taylor and Craig Dailey. How It Works. It uses two lenses to magnify and bend light to form an image Lens make farther away objects appeared close Glass is thicker in the middle in order to focus on a certain point

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The Sun Is 4.57 billion years old

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