Class description: non-mathematical presentation of our knowledge of the universe. Includes birth and death of stars‚ formation of solar system‚ black holes‚ quasars‚ and the fourth dimension. Instructor: Erin O’ Connor Office: EBS112 Email: eboconnor@pipeline.sbcc.edu Office Hours: Monday- After class at 11 am and email. Tuesday- After class at 9:05 pm and email. Wednesday- EBS112 After class at 11 am (PS101) and email. Thursday- EBS112 email for appointment. Friday- EBS112 email for
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through a pane of glass at a right angle. (c) striking the surface of a prism at a grazing angle from the inside. (d) traveling from one place to another through a vacuum. (e) under no circumstances. 7. The distance from the Earth to the Moon is approximately (a) 3 times Earth’s diameter. (b) 10
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Neil Armstrong “That’s one small step for man‚ one giant leap for mankind‚” Neil Armstrong announced to the world in 1969. This super sensational famous quote was said when the first human being took his first step onto the moon. The operation that got Armstrong on the moon and back was Apollo 11 of the Apollo program. With his leadership and risk-taking he positively changed the future. Neil Armstrong demonstrated courage‚ determination and perseverance as he accomplished the intense goals throughout
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analyzing ice cores from Greenland. The pollution was attributed to the Romans who used copper for military purposes and to produce coins. | 7. Hydrofluoric acid will dissolve glass. | 8. In a full grown rye plant‚ the total length of roots may reach 380 miles (613 km). | 9. In a full grown rye plant‚ the total length of fine root hairs may reach 6600 miles (10‚645 km). | 10. A large sunspot can last for about a week. | 11. If you could throw a snowball fast enough‚ it would
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Haruki Murakami‚ a contemporary Japanese writer‚ confronts the contradictions of modern Japanese identity in his novel‚ The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle‚ to depict the desolate mood of Japan after World War II. Identity loss and solitude surfaced due to the drastic decrease in population following the atomic bombings in Japan. As argued by Historian Rielly (2010) in Kamikaze Attacks of World War II‚ this loss of identity has resulted in countless suicides across various regions of Japan‚ such as the Okigahara
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occurs when the earth comes between the sun and the moon in such a way that it blocks the sun’s rays completely from reaching the moon. Solar Eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the earth and the sun in such a way that the sun is totally blocked from view. Lunar Eclipse only occurs on the full moon night which means that the moon is on the other side of the earth from the sun. Solar eclipse always occurs on the new moon which means that the moon is almost between earth and the sun. During a Solar
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Question 3 | 1.61 points | Save | | If your mass is 60 kg on Earth‚ what would your mass be on the Moon? | | | | | | | | 10 kg | | | 60 lb | | | 50 kg | | | 10 lb | | | 60 kg | | | | | | Question 4 | 1.61 points | Save | | In which of the following cases would you feel weightless? | | | | | | | | while walking on the Moon | | | while falling from an airplane with your parachute open | | | while falling from a roof | |
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children of her own. Artemis is the goddess of wild animals‚ hunt‚ and the moon. Artemis was born on the island of Delos. She had a threefold divinity‚ being styled Artemis on earth‚ Luna‚ or the moon‚ in heaven‚ and Hecate‚ or Proserpine‚ in hell. The poets say she had three heads‚ one of a horse‚ another of a woman‚ and the third of a dog. Artemis’s weapon is a bow and arrow. Her symbol is a full moon with a half moon on either side. She is seen in most myths as a girl running on in the woods
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Review for Astronomy 2 Midterm and Final Midterm covers first 70 questions‚ Final covers all 105. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. Chapter 1 is covered by Q1-3; Ch. 2 Q4-18; Ch. 3 Q19-27; Ch. 4 Q28-34; Ch. 5 Q35-45; Ch. 6 Q46-51; Ch. 7 Q52-63; Ch. 8 Q64-70; Ch. 9 Q71-77; Ch. 10 Q78-82; Ch. 11 Q83-91; Ch. 12 Q92-96; Ch. 13 Q97-100; Ch. 14 Q101-105 1) Which of the following has your "address" in the correct order? A) you‚ Earth
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the sun may reach temperatures of 400° Celsius or 750° Fahrenheit and the side facing away from the sun may drop to -200° Celsius or -328° Fahrenheit. Its surface is similar to the surface of the moon and is full of craters and completely dry. There is no possibility of life on Mercury. Mercury has no moons. Venus Venus is called after the Roman Goddess of love and beauty. Venus is 0.72 AU from the Sun. The diameter of Venus is 12‚104 kilometres‚ or 7‚521 miles. Venus’s average orbital speed is
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