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 Click to See A Slideshow About the First Moon Over Us Project |
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| Introduction |
Facts About The Moon (Source Wikipedia) For Kids |
Enjoy reading a Wikipedia gist blurb about the phases of the
Moon. Make sure to watch the slide show that shows us what these phases look
like from Earth. Interesting tidbit – when we see half of the Moon from Earth,
it is really a quarter-moon. Half of the moon is facing away from the Earth,
and we see half of what is visible. Similarly, what we call a full moon means
all of the side that is facing the Earth is visible. |
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请阅读下面网站了解更多关于月球的信息。 |
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| Challenge 07: Taking The Images of The Moon with NASA's MicroObservatory Robotic Telescope Network |
Taking A Simple Image of The Moon with A NASA Robotic Telescope |
- NASA only has one telescope that does this. It is located in the USA so the angle of the moon is from the Northern Hemisphere.
- You will receive a notice via email when your image has been taken.
- If you have a different telescope available to you, please feel free to use it so we see the moon from a different angle.
- Please save the image as both a .fits/.fts file and a .jpg/.png file.
- Upload the saved .fts /.fits and .jpg/.png file on your Team Padlet.
Thank you!
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Fun Activity: Create a Crater |
Click the link above, read the instructions and create a crater on the Moon or the Earth.
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| Challenge 08: Take The Final Survey (Post-Project Survey) |
Post Project Google Survey: Moon Over Us: Phases & Faces (Jan-Feb 2022) |
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