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Astronomy 101 Intro Stuff 08/29/2012 © 2010, 2011, 2012 D Taylor, Fizzix Guy Greenwich HS, CT & Rowan University, NJ NASA Astrophysics Educator Ambassador Daryl_Taylor [AT Thingee] Greenwich [DOT Thingee] k12 [DOT Thingee] ct [DOT Thingee] us [DOT Thingee] com

Study (-onomy) of astros “It’s the ‘space’ dummy!” Just What IS Astronomy? Duh… Study (-onomy) of astros Baseball team from Houston, TX… “It’s the ‘space’ dummy!” Study of all things in the Universe

Just HOW IS Astronomy? GRADES??? 50% Exams 30 % LABS 20% HW

Just HOW IS Astronomy? EXAMS 50% Exams 3 of ‘em 1st is boring in-class paper typical “I hate this” thingee 2nd is online (GoogleForms) 3rd is dirty takehome.

Just HOW IS Astronomy? LABS 30% of Grade Most are “Design” type “Design an investigation to determine the properties of an orbit past Neptune using only a pencil, a shoe, and toilet paper.” Can be redone  times…

Just HOW IS Astronomy? HW 20% of Grade Some online Some in-class Some WS’s NEVER really ‘graded’… Allow me to explain…

Basic Taylor-Rools Just HOW IS Astronomy? Be on time! Given ~3 extra since Sci is >2.5mi & I always start late… 1st : Stern look! 2nd : Stern look & a scream! 3rd = 1 UA

Basic Taylor-Rools Just HOW IS Astronomy? Keep NOTES! EACH exam is open-NOTE! Watch Taylor-Sites for Class notes on TabletPC All WS’s, quizzes, Labs, Class Schedule…

Basic Misc-Rools: Just HOW IS Astronomy? NO FOOD OR DRINK! Free Potty Pass Till further notice… MUST MAKE OBVIOUS CONTACT!!! 4th Lunch 1st Sem

Help/Tutoring/Bribing? Just HOW IS Astronomy? Help/Tutoring/Bribing? Before school M-F 6:15 AM… After School T & Th 2:30-3:00pm Official PeerStudy

Class Notes: Astro Notes Class PPT’s DTFizzix BLOG Posted weekly at DTFizzix.com Class PPT’s DTFizzix BLOG Taylor’s Science News Blog

HW Tonight Look at the pictures in Preview Chapter, including the foldout. IF you need a book, take one. IF NOT, Text is online Submit Info2010 w/text number Root around DTFizzix.com

HONORS Option Slightly different requirements MANDATORY night viewings Scheduled for a few Tuesdays Fewer exams 3 Q1 & 1 Q2 Culminating GROUP project and presentation

HONORS Option Slightly different requirements High standard MUST be here for PPT’s See Posted Schedule Different tests & slightly larger HW’s DTFizzix.com Shtuff…

Ready for Preview Chapter stuff? Let’s go!

Scale of the Universe??? Do you know how incredibly SMALL you are?

Interferometer image of Betelgeuse

Interferometer image of Betelgeuse 780,000,000 Km 1,400,000 Km

Betelgeuse Sirius Antares

Submit Info2012 w/textbook number? Root around DTFizzix.com HW Tonight Submit Info2012 w/textbook number? Root around DTFizzix.com Start Intro HW ALL Q’s at end of Intro Chapter The Cosmic Landscape

HW NOTE… HW is on Google Calendar and you are SUPPOSED to be able to get to it directly. There is a link to it from DTFIZZIX.COM Due date is by 11:59:59 PM ET Hand in? Dead trees by 2:30 PM ET Scan and send as email attachment Smartphone picture and send email FAX to 206.219.4238 Interdimentional Wormhole PO BOX 

HW NOTE… ALL HW is same each chapter ALL Q’s & P’s at end of chapter.

Scale the Universe Daryl Taylor - Greenwich, CT Exploring your Universe from Inner to Outer Space Presented by: The Baffling and Curmudgeonly, Daryl Taylor - Greenwich, CT & The Incomparable and Delectable, Mike Ford – Holton HS, KS NASA Astrophysics Educator Ambassadors www.DarylScience.com

What about the most distant object? Smallest to Largest Name the smallest things that you can think of. Obama’s brain excluded… What are some of the largest things you can think of? Federal deficit excluded… What about the most distant object?

In your group - place these in order on your table; small to large Distance Tabs On your desk there is an envelope marked with ‘A’ or ‘B’ & a #; with pieces of paper. Open the envelope, please… In your group - place these in order on your table; small to large Small on left, large on right Some you won’t know; GUESS! GO!

Now, collaborate with your CONTERPART group Distance Tabs Now, collaborate with your CONTERPART group Each group updates tabs in order with your partner group (A1 & A2…) Report and record. Now, collab with a Mega-group (Other A’s…) reviews and edits. Discussion & review.

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Ordering Distance Objects Quark Radius (NA) *1x10-LOTS m (Shown actual size…) *Quark size is a quantum mechanical thing and may even be zero.

Ordering Distance Objects Proton Radius *9x10-16 m (Shown actual size…) *Best estimate of quark orbital range circa 2010

Ordering Distance Objects Au Nuclear Radius 7x10-15 m (Shown actual size…)

Ordering Distance Objects H Atom 5x10-11 m (Shown actual size…)

Ordering Distance Objects Individual Atoms! (Xe on Ni) 5x10-11 m

Ordering Distance Objects Width of DNA Helix 2x10-9 m

Ordering Distance Objects “Average Virus” 7.5x10-8 m

Ordering Distance Objects “Average Bacterium” 0.2 – 2.0x10-6 m Staphylococcus Credit: E. Coli; Rocky Mountain Laboratories, NIAID, NIH

Ordering Distance Objects Width of Human Hair 6x10-5 m

Ordering Distance Objects Radius of a Pinhead 9x10-4 m

Ordering Distance Objects One Inch 2.54x10-2 m

Ordering Distance Objects One Foot 3x10-1 m Bigfoot excluded!

Ordering Distance Objects Height of “Average” Human 1.7x100 m

Ordering Distance Objects Basketball Court 2.56 x101 m

Ordering Distance Objects Football Field 9.15 x101 m

Ordering Distance Objects Distance Sound Travels in 1 sec 3.43 x102 m

Ordering Distance Objects One Mile 1.61 x103 m

Ordering Distance Objects Mount Everest (http://peace.sandiego.edu/images/programs/Mount%20Everest.jpg) 8.85x103 m

Ordering Distance Objects Moon Radius (www.noao.edu/image_gallery/ images/d4/moon.jpg) 1.74x106 m

Ordering Distance Objects Earth Radius (www.noao.edu/image_gallery/images/) 6.24x106 m

Ordering Distance Objects Jupiter Radius (www.noao.edu/image_gallery/images/) 7.15 x 107 m

Ordering Distance Objects Moon’s Orbital Radius & Sun Radius 3.84x108 m & 7x108m http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~hfoundal/astron.htm

Ordering Distance Objects Earth Orbital Radius 1.5x1011 m http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~hfoundal/astron.htm

Ordering Distance Objects Pluto Orbital Radius 5.9x1012 m http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~hfoundal/astron.htm

Ordering Distance Objects Oort CloudRadius 7.5x1015 m 50,000 AU ~1 light year http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~hfoundal/astron.htm

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Sirius (Dog Star) 8.6x1016 m http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~hfoundal/astron.htm

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to HD70642 (APOD 07/09/03) 9.4x1017 m

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Crab Pulsar 7x1019 m http://imgsrc.hubblesite.org/hu/db/1996/22/images/b/formats/web_print.jpg And http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/newsdesk/archive/releases/1996/22/

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Galactic Center (APOD 09/08/95) 5x1020 m

Ordering Distance Objects Radius Milky Way (APOD 09/08/95) 5x1020 m

Ordering Distance Objects LMC – Large Magellanic Cloud (APOD 02/22/00) 1.8x1021 m

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Andromeda (APOD 03/14/04) 2.9x1022 m

Ordering Distance Objects Radius of Virgo Supercluster (APOD 03/14/04) 6x1023 m

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to AGN 3C 273 7x1025 m http://www.astr.ua.edu/keel/agn/3c273.html

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to GRB990123 (APOD 01/29/99) 1x1026 m

Ordering Distance Objects Distance to Edge of Observable Universe (Personal Picture) 1.5x1026 m

The Universe is a VERY Big Place At least 13.7 billion light-years (or about 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilometers) It is full of VERY big numbers! And very very small! This activity book covers a variety of both math and science classroom related materials. Students can do activities that don’t involve much math or they can do activities that involve a fair amount of mathematics. The majority of math covered in this booklet involves the understanding of orders of magnitude and scientific notation. Just in case you’ve forgotten here is a quick reminder…

Scientific Notation and tens 10000 = 1x 104 1000= 1x 103 100 = 1x 102 10 = 1x 101 1 = 1x 100 0.1 = 1x 10-1 0.01 = 1x 10-2 0.001 = 1x 10-3 0.0001 = 1x 10-4