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April 19
Magnitude. GO to http://www.windows.ucar.edu/citizen_science/starcount/science_int.html and find out about the science of magnitude. Read the information found here to distinguish between apparent magnitude and absolute magnitude. Send me this comparison as a tweet.
Tonight, please go out and observe the number of stars you see in the asterism of the big dipper. This includes the primary asterism, as well as any stars found in the bowl of the dipper. Bring this information to class tomorrow. Which is the brightest star in the dipper, anyway, as you look at it?
Read the information on stellar spectra found here
GO to and run the simulation on stellar spectra. It will be helpful to call on other student who have some basic chemistry experience, as this is covered in chem 1. Try to answer the questions found here
Tonight, please go out and observe the number of stars you see in the asterism of the big dipper. This includes the primary asterism, as well as any stars found in the bowl of the dipper. Bring this information to class tomorrow. Which is the brightest star in the dipper, anyway, as you look at it?
Read the information on stellar spectra found here
GO to and run the simulation on stellar spectra. It will be helpful to call on other student who have some basic chemistry experience, as this is covered in chem 1. Try to answer the questions found here
Friday, April 16, 2010
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