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Importance Of Hartsfield-Jackson Airport's Moon Calendars
Students were told Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is trying to figure out the best nights to fly without having to use artificial light, which causes light pollution. To assist the airport, students created a moon calendar for the month of August. The calendar illustrate the moon phases for any given day in the month of August. Also, students created a moon phase map key using cookies. Lastly, students created a bar graph and informational essay to exemplify what days have the most moonlight.
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