TEK 8 Test Review
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TLC Elementary School Star Videos Notes Assignment (Blanks)
The Asteroid Belt is located between the planets of Mars and ___________________. Which celestial object has sufficient mass to acheive fusion? Which celestial object is named for the Latin word meaning “cloud”? Identify the region of “small bodies” beyond Neptune’s orbit that includes Pluto. Identify the comet source that marks the outer limit of the […]
Quiz 8A Identify the galaxy that Earth occupies. Identify the relative position of the Earth within its galaxy. Identify the unit of measurement that is equal to the mean distance between the Sun and Earth. Which has more mass: a star or an asteroid? Which has more mass: a planet or a galaxy? What […]
I.Characteristics of Stars II. Colors and Temperatures of Stars III. Understanding Stars IV. How a Star Forms V. Measuring the Mass and Lifespan of a Star VI. Studying the Stars VII. Optical Telescopes VIII. How the Electromagnetic Spectrum Determines Celestial Bodies IX. Images from Spacecraft
Fusion–the joining of two or more atomic nuclei to form a new type of atomic nucleus (e.g. Hydrogen + Hydrogen becomes Helium) converting some of the mass to energy. Eukaryote–cells with membrane-bound organelles, especially the nucleus Prokaryote–unicellular organism that lacks membrane-bound organelles
And the correlation with bird activity… http://www.paulnoll.com/Oregon/Birds/climate-photoperiod.html
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