Most people can tell you there phyical address, such as 1314 Pine Ave, New York, NY. But what about Earth's address? Where do we fit in among the stars? Today we investigated this question. The purpose of this is to allow your brain to freely "zoom in" and "zoom out" to any object within our universe although you've never been there. It's a skill that taps into your spatial intelligence. To practice this skill try using Google Earth or the program Celestia (introduced in class- free download). Explore our Earth and beyond. Familiarize your brain with what surrounds it on Earth and in the universe.
Extra Credit can be found on www.nasa.gov
Question of the day: If the Sun sends white light to Earth, then how come it looks yellow?
6 comments:
What if i cant print out the article for extra credit due to no ink? Would i still be able to do it?
Amber,
email it to me or copy it to a disk and we'll print it at school. My email is at top of page ccrandell@irsd.k12.de.us
Thanks for asking
Mr. Crandell
is it becuse of all the gases refracting it
steven townsend
a lightyear is 5,865,696,000,000 miles
-jacob steele
nice picture...loser.in ur dreams would u b superman. jk
~sam atkins~
Dear Clark Kent,
Your next picture 4 ure profile should totally b a hula girl. Aloha!
still bored,
[Maggie]
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