Grossmont College Astronomy 112 Professor Clayton Pulsar Lab Write-up Vocabulary Crab Nebula: The expanding remnant of the supernova observed in 1054 ad, lying in the constellation Taurus at an approximate distance of 6500 light years. Declination: The coordinate on the celestial sphere exactly analogous to latitude on Earth; measured north and south of the celestial equator. Dispersion: The separation of a beam of light into the individual wavelengths of which it is composed by means of refraction or diffraction. Electromagnetic Spectrum: The entire array of electromagnetic radiation. Electromagnetic Radiation: Radiation consisting of oscillating electric and magnetic fields, namely gamma rays, X-rays, visible light, ultraviolet and infrared radiation and radio waves.
cinnamon, ¼ tsp. nutmeg, turn heat to medium high and mix ingredients well. Once the peaches began to bubble add 8 tbsp. butter and 2 tsp. vanilla extract mix well.
74 Pop 1 Sacrifice 5:04 Elton John Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs: Chocolates & Champagne [Disc 1] Pop 1 Burn 3:52 Ellie Goulding Pop Party 12 Pop 1 Burn 3:52 Ellie Goulding Now That's What I Call Music! 86 Pop 1 The Look Of Love 3:32 Dusty Springfield Steve Wright's Sunday Love Songs: Chocolates & Champagne [Disc 1] Pop 1 Heaven (candlelight mix) 4:01 DJ Sammy This Love (40 Songs That Say I Love You) [Disc 2] Pop 1 Earthquake (DJ Fresh Vs. Diplo) [Feat. Dominique Young Unique] 3:10 DJ Fresh Vs Diplo Now That's What I Call Music! 86 Pop 1 Something Really Bad (Radio Mix) [Feat. Will.I.Am] 3:41 Dizzee Rascal Now That's What I Call Music!
Jazz music sound soft and mellow as playing on however like all music, it tells a story and here are the stories of “Fly Me to the Moon”, “Waltz for Debby” and “Ancient Memories”. “Fly Me to the Moon”, written by Bart Howard and arranged by Sammy Nestico, is an upbeat standard sung most famously by Frank Sinatra. In the instrumental version of this song, a Latin-inspired sounding consonance set the romantic mood at the beginning of this song. A piano and saxophone then alternated the melody of the song as though they were dancing like two lovers flying to the moon. As the passion of the song heated up, the texture changed within the song as the saxophone took the melody and the piano and other instruments within the ensemble were in accompaniment.
Mixture Separation Results Popcorn Type | Mass of Stock (g) | Mass of Popcorn(g) | PopcornComp. (%) | Mass of Metal(g) | Metal Comp. (%) | Mass of Sand(g) | Sand Comp. (%) | Mass of Salt(g) | Salt Comp. (%) | Total Mass Recovered | Total % Recovered | Pop Perfect | 35.53 | 2.139 | .0602 | 15.99 | .4501 | 10.48 | .2949 | 9.422 | .2652 | 38.04 | 1.071 | Food Club | 33.32 | 1.595 | .0479 | 13.05 | .3917 | 12.87 | .3862 | 5.249 | .1575 | 32.76 | .9833 | Jolly Time | 29.89 | 3.496 | .1170 | 12.08 | .4012 | 6.546 | .2190 | 7.291 | .2439 |
Earth Science: Questions 1 to 20: Select the best answer to each question. Note that a question and its answers may be split across a page break, so be sure that you have seen the entire question and all the answers before choosing an answer. 1. The four giant gas planets that are made primarily of lightweight elements are A. Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Neptune. B. Venus, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
b. The Study of Ants c. A Pepsi Drink d. The Study of a few rocks i. A. The most logical answer is A. Geology is the study of the earth and how it works 2. The Moon’s material is from______.
He is an effective bureaucrat and a caring family man. He is one of the first men to see TMA-1 and to wonder about its consequences. Ralph Halvorson - The Administrator of the Southern Province of the Moon. Ralph is another of the book's bureaucrats, the man who greets Floyd on his arrival to the moon. Moon-Watcher - One of the most innately gifted man-apes.
The Man on the Moon In 1969 Neil Armstrong became the first man to ever walk on the moon. As he took his first steps he said, “Thats one small step for man but one giant step for man kind.” Neil Armstrong was right when he said that. This event not only brought the people of the United States together, but people throughout the whole world. They all had one goal in mind, future achievements. The purpose of the first text, Man Takes First Steps on the Moon, is to inform the audience about the importance of Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin landing on the moon and discovering greater things than what you can ind on earth.
Hipparchus of Rhodes, the first scientist to systematically use trigonometry ,calculated the times of eclipses of the sun and the moon and the length of the year according to both the sun and the moon and Hellenistic geographers knew that the earth was round Alexandria Eratosthenes calculated the diameter of the earth to within 50 miles (70 kilometers) of the actual figure He also, claimed that people could reach India by sailing west around the world  Characteristics of Hellenistic Science  There are two main characteristics of Hellenistic Science  The first one is that scientist learned so much using simple instruments  They didn’t have any microscopes, telescopes, compasses, or delicate balances for weighing small objects  The second one is that the Hellenistic Greeks made little effort to apply their scientific knowledge in practical ways  They valued knowledge for its own sake, and had little interest in inventions or mechanical progress  Example: a scientist named Hero invented a steam engine, however it was only thought of as an interesting toy  The Greeks also figured that the labor saving inventions would help the slaves, and they didn’t find that