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Published on Dec 15, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

COMETS, TELESCOPES, SUN

LANIE JO, YOSVEL, MAKIYA
Photo by davedehetre

COMETS

  • Each comet has a tiny frozen part in the middle called the nucleus.
  • Comets are made of ice, gases, and rock.
  • A comet warms up nears the sun and forms a coma or atomshpere.
  • When it nears the sun the gases melt and the coma gets bigger.
  • A comet has 2 tails a dust one and a plasma.
Photo by Ken_Lord

COMETS

  • Comets travel on a long oval path called ellipses.
  • There are 6 main groups of comets:
  • Short period,long period, single apparition,periodic ,non periodic and main belt comets
  • Comets are left overs from the dawn of the solar system 4.6 billion years ago
Photo by Cestomano

LIGHT YEARS

  • It is not what it sounds like.
  • It's is a measurement.
  • The formula is 9.4605384 x 10 to the 15 power.
Photo by Ken_Lord

TELESCOPES/SPECTROSCOPE

  • The telescope lets you see farther in space
  • The spectroscope has two things
  • - spectrometer is to pick the color you wanna view the space with
  • - photometer is to measure intensity in light
  • The telescope has one eyepiece and a focusing knob and one huge magnify glass

TELESCOPES/SPECTROSCOPES

  • In the beginning Galileo was the astronomer who invented the telescope
  • Then we came and progressed from that knowledge and made more advanced telescopes
  • How to use telescops: point and angle the telescope with the axis
  • Telescopes are used to look in the sky and spectroscopes are to collect chemical components in celestial objects
  • With this technology we are able to photograph objects in space
Photo by gerlos

SUN/SOLAR ACTIVITIES

  • Sunspots are relatively cool dark features on the sun.
  • They emerge where bundles of magnetic field lines from sun breaks through the surface.
  • The sun has three regions : the photosphere, the chromosphere,and the corona.
  • Solar flares are solar activities that are mini explosions on the sun.