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We’ve provided a variety of learning activities for you to begin exploring objects Up in the Sky.
Exploring up in the sky with labs and activities
It’s a Long Way to Neptune!
Astronomers use different units of measure to understand distances between objects in space. In this activity, you will use one of these units of measure to make a scale model of the solar system.
Parallax is an apparent shift in the position of an object when viewed from different locations. Find a partner for this activity, then follow the procedure to see how parallax works!
Not all people who are interested in science want to work in a lab or even in a single field of science. Some people who have a strong interest in science prefer to communicate scientific ideas. Read on to learn about different ways of communicating science.
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We’ve provided a variety of learning activities for you to begin exploring objects Up in the Sky.
Exploring up in the sky with labs and activities
It’s a Long Way to Neptune!
Astronomers use different units of measure to understand distances between objects in space. In this activity, you will use one of these units of measure to make a scale model of the solar system.
Parallax is an apparent shift in the position of an object when viewed from different locations. Find a partner for this activity, then follow the procedure to see how parallax works!
Not all people who are interested in science want to work in a lab or even in a single field of science. Some people who have a strong interest in science prefer to communicate scientific ideas. Read on to learn about different ways of communicating science.