Question by hellcrapdamn: 3rd grade project on the moon. Looking for ideas.?
My son is doing a demonstration project the solar system and I'm just looking for some more ideas. So far we've considered making a box for either an eclipse simulator or a phases of the moon simulator. I've also thought about trying to simulate crater creation somehow. Any ideas would be cool. Thanks.
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Answer by Austin KYou should have sticks and stick them into balls and paint them so they look like the planets
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Simulation of one of the most beautiful eclipse, the 2011, January 4 partial solar eclipse. At 41° 28' N and 12° 53' E observing point (Latina Italy, where I live), the solar disk darkening will be approximately of 70%. The Sun and Moon rise to 120° (ESE). The Moon starts to cover the Sun around 8:00 am, reaching the maximum coverage at 9:15 am and leaving the solar disk around 10.30 am. The Sun and Moon set to 240° (WSW) around 5.00 pm. The simulation carried on with Stellarium 0.10.5 resumes the most significative phases of 2011, January 4 Sun eclipse as we'll actually see it.
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Thursday, September 13, 2012
3rd grade project on the moon. Looking for ideas.?
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