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Galaxies and The Universe OALH

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What causes the seasons?

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List the following from smallest to biggest: solar systems, moons, stars, planets, universe, galaxies, universe

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State the state symbol for a gas

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How many tmes atleast should we repeat a science experiment?

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Calculate the weight of a person with mass 90 kg on the moon. The strength of gravity on the moon is 1.6N/Kg.

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Challenge: List the 8 planets in our solar system moving away from the sun

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Define solar system

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Name the galaxy that we are in

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Define "star"

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Name the force that keeps planets and moons in orbit around larger objects

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Define Galaxy

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Define solar system

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Name the galaxy that we are in

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Define "star"

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Name the force that keeps planets and moons in orbit around larger objects

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Define Galaxy

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The force that keeps the planets in orbit is...

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A galaxy is...

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The galaxy we are in is called...

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What would happen to the light a galaxy gives off if it were moving towards us?

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Galaxy X has a larger red-shift than Galaxy Y. Which galaxy, X or Y is nearer to us?

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Galaxy X has a larger red-shift than Galaxy Y. Which galaxy, X or Y is moving away faster?

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23.

Put these objects in order of increasing size:

Andromeda galaxy Earth Sun Universe

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Complete the sentences. Use the words approaching, expanding, orbiting and receding.

The Earth is ______________ the Sun. The Universe is ______________. The distant galaxies are ______________. A blue-shift in the light from a star would tell us it is ______________.

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What force keeps the telescope in orbit around the earth?

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The Hubble telescope is a satellite used for looking at planets and stars. Give one other use of satelites.

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You can see the Sun because it __________ light.

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You can see a satellite because it __________ light.

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29.

The planet Uranus is four times the size of earth. On the chart above, draw a bar for the planet Uranus.

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30.

Arrange the following in order of size, starting with the smallest.

Sun Hubble telescope Earth