1. You are expected to complete these assignments and turn them in by the end
of the period. You will receive a grade based on what you turn in. 1 hour and 50
minutes is plenty of time to make lots of progress on these tasks posted on Google
Classroom. NO EXCUSES!
2. You will have a HW POP QUIZ on what we have covered so far about galaxies last
week and from these tasks about the moon.
4. Make sure you are using your assigned laptop and that no damage happens to
it!
5. Just because I am not in the classroom, does not mean that my expectations
no longer stand. If your name is written down in the sub report for being loud, off
task, disruptive, disrespectful or not following READY expectations, you will
serve a 30 minute lunch detention on Wednesday. You guys always show me
you are PHENOMENAL, please don’t disappoint me, let’s keep it positive!
Video #1: Watch If We Had No Moon from time 0:00 to 2:47
1. How was the moon born?
Video #2: Watch Earth Without Moon Video from time 0:00 - 7:20 minutes
1. Why is Mars in trouble?
2. How many moons does Jupiter have? How do its moons compare to those on other planets?
4. What were astronauts looking for when they traveled to the moon? Why? Did they find what they were
looking for?
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Part 2: Vocabulary (7-10 minutes) IN YOUR NOTEBOOK
Directions:
1. Define the following vocabulary words and choose an Image OR give an example
OR paraphrase
2 Click on the following link Moon Phases Vocab Link to fill out the vocab chart IN
YOUR NOTEBOOK
WORD DEFINITION EXAMPLE/PARAPHRASE/
IMAGE
1. 1st Quarter
2. New Moon
3. Full Moon
4. Third Quarter
5. Waxing Crescent
6. Waning Crescent
7. Waxing Gibbous
8. Waning Gibbous
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Part 3: Matching (7-10 minutes)
Directions:
1. Match the vocabulary word with the right image.
2. Fill in the responses on this google classroom document.
Waxing crescent full moon waxing gibbous last quarter
2. New moon
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
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Cosmos Questions:
1. What does William Herschel mean when he tells his son there is a “sky full of ghosts”?
4. How far away is Neptune from the Earth (in light hours)?
5. How long would it take the Voyager Spacecraft to reach the nearest star in our galaxy?
6. Using the idea of how fast light travels, how do scientists know our universe is older than 6500 years?
7. How far away from Earth is the center of the Milky Way Galaxy?
9. Why does know one know what happened before the Big Bang?
10. How long after the Big Bang did it take for stars to form?
11. Who discovered field forces that act on us even when we’re not touching other objects?
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**Brain Break** 10 minutes
Directions:
13. Why did Einstein’s family move from Germany to Northern Italy?
14. What two things did the book Einstein read as a kid discuss on the first page?
15. What did Einstein call the “rules” that must be obeyed when traveling at high speeds?
16. What is the name of the man Neil deGrasse Tyson calls “one of the greatest scientists you’ve probably
never heard of” and what did he discover?
17. What happened to the fire hydrant when it was exposed to 100,000g?
18. What is the name of the first black hole ever discovered and how did we “see” it?
19. Why does Neil deGrasse Tyson call black holes the “subway system of the Universe”?
20. If getting sucked into a black hole could cause an explosion similar to the Big Bang, what would be in the
center of that black hole?
22. What is the date that Neil deGrasse Tyson met Carl Sagan in Ithaca, New York?
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