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Posted: October 26, 2010

The Math Quiz Scheduled for Thursday has been moved to Friday

Posted: October 25, 2010

Quiz Thursday October 28 Section 1.4

Posted: October 25, 2010

Page 141 Questions 2, 3, & 4
Chapter 15 Review            What to review??? 1. Life of a star a. Evolution of a star-beginning, development and end b. Differences between Low mass stars and those 10 times the mass of the sun c. How did nebulas get its name? d. Neutron stars, name and describe one type e. Black hole f. Red giants, red supergiants, white dwarfs 2. Know chapter vocabulary 3. Study section questions assigned from the book 4. Origin of Planets: a. Evidence that others may exist  b. Main stages of formation of solar system  5. How the gas giants were thought to be formed and what the remaining matter formed     6. Wave lengths red/violet....what do they mean? Explain how they work using diagram and words      7. Red shift                                                                                                                                                 8. Big bang theory  

Posted: October 18, 2010

Both Period 2 and Period 4 classes will have their science test for chapt. 15 on Friday October 22. Now is a good time to begin studying!!!! Review Ch 15    2. a) Nebula, red supergiant, supernova, black hole b) one possible order, remnants of the supernova can begin the process again   c)extreme massive star 3. a) A nebula is a huge cloud of dust and gases, mainly hydrogen and helium gases. b) Stars and planets form from nebulas, and when a star's life cycle ends, much of the material turns back into nebula. 4) Stars reach old age when the fuel needed for nulcear fusion, hydrogen, runs out.   5. The force of gravity leads to the formation of planets 6. Most stars become white dwarfs, only massive stars become black holes 7) A White dwarf is the stage of the life cycle of a low- or medium mass star that follows the red giant stage. 8. a) Our sun will become a red giant and then white dwarf b) Sun will not go through the other stages because they are for high mass stars 10. Big Bang theory is used to explain the origin of the universe- it was once a small very dense, hot mass that exploded 11. Stars are too bright to see object nearby & planets are small. If stars wobble, good indication of planet orbiting it. 14) Other evidence supporting this theory is the faint glow of radiation observed from the initial Big Bang. Another is found inthe Hubble Deep Field image, which shows less structure to distance galaxies as well as colliding galaxies. 15.a)Continued red shift would indicate continuos expanding universe b) No more red shift - no more expanding c) Violet shift - indicate galaxies coming closer together.
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Posted: October 15, 2010

Just a reminder to all my math students of your quiz on Monday October 18,2010 on section 1.3.

Posted: October 14, 2010

Math PD 1: Pg. 30  Ques.  8C Pg. 31  Ques.  10   Science PD 2: Pg. 471  Ques.  1-7   Science PD 4: Pg. 471  Ques.  1-7   Math PD 6: Quiz on section 1.3 Monday October18, 2010  

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