Thursday, December 3, 2009
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This work was in groups, researched and designed each slide on a topic, then another group released a great presentation with all productions.
This presentation was exhibited at the Science Fair held in the city of Buenos Aires on 2 and 3 December.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
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For more information see page Web:
http://www.geoscopio.net/escaparate/verpagina.cgi?idpagina=20214 page Kepler Astronomical Foundation
http://portal.educ.ar/debates/educacionytic/variedades/kepler "astronomical" finalistas.php website of the Ministry of Education.



Friday, October 30, 2009
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could interact and explore tools that have been used to learn about our galaxy since ancient times. Here we share with
DUs a photo album, where the photographic record was carried out by teachers and students.
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When we observe a star, is the information we receive from it for the past or the future? Why?
Light is measured in light years, which is the distance light travels in one year. The information we receive to see a star of the past, because he left, traveled some "light years" to get us to see her walking the great distances of space.
For example, a ray of light from the Sun would take 30 000 years to reach the center of our galaxy
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Galaxies contain:
- stars planets star clusters
- atomic hydrogen
- molecular hydrogen complex molecules composed of hydrogen, nitrogen, carbon and silicon and other elements
- cosmic rays.
classes of galaxies are:
spirals (Sa, Sb, Sc),
barred spirals (SBa, SBb, SBc),
elliptical (E0 to E7),
SO (intermediate between S and E)
irregular.
We belong to a spiral galaxy (a Sb) containing obscuring dust and interstellar gas, with many young blue stars in the spiral arms, and old red stars in the core.
instead Ellipticals have little interstellar material, and few young stars. Tend to have sizes of tens of thousands of light years. Their distances are measured by various methods, including Cepheid variable stars. These stars change in brightness in such a way that it is possible to calculate the distance, and hence of the galaxy that contains them. At the core
apparently all contain a huge black hole.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
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I wanted to make a presentation on meteorites because I want and like. I did getting information from some websites.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
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Dear teachers:
Now we need your help. We assemble a database of stories, novels, comics ... literature in general, relating to astronomy and the universe. We will arm
a catalog of recommendations that can be accessed by all.
Name of the work, author, book publisher, and a brief synopsis. If you can add your personal opinion, what age, what part they liked best, etc..
not forget to put your name at the end .. to know who left him .
THANKS!
pd: DOUBT, write to escuela15de5@gmail.com
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The prince (in French : Le Petit Prince), published on April 6 of 1943, is the story short writer and French aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry


In this novel, a pilot Saint-Exupery was what is lost in the desert the Sahara , having had a breakdown in plane. Then a little prince. In their conversations with him, the narrator reveals his own vision of human stupidity and the simple wisdom of children that most people lose when they grow up and become adults .
The story is accompanied by illustrations drawn by the author.
The prince lives in a small planet, the asteroid 612 B, in which there are three volcanoes (two active and one not) and Pink . He spends his days taking care of their planet, and removing baobab trees that are constantly trying to take roots there. Enable them to grow, trees be leaving his planet apart.
one day decides to leave his planet, perhaps tired of the criticisms and complaints rose to explore other worlds. Take advantage of a migration of birds for his accommodation and travel the universe , this is how visit six planets, each inhabited by a character: a king, a conceited, a drunkard, a businessman, a lamplighter and a geographer who, in their own way, show how empty people become when they become adults.
The last character before it, the geographer, recommends traveling to a specific planet, the Earth, where among other experiences just by knowing the aviator, as we mentioned, was lost in the desert.
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Jules Verne (1828 1905) and French scritor adventure novels. It is considered a parent d elos science fiction and a visionary scientist, imagined qu eel man reach the moon, which could travel around the world, would meet the center of the Earth ....
On this site you can access your life, thoughts and many of his works:
captive Some of his works are (Pay attention to the years they were written !!!):
- Journey to the Center of the 1867 Land
- From the Earth to the Moon 1865
- Around the Moon 1872
Thursday, October 8, 2009
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LOOKING TO THE SKY THE STARS BLINKING IN FRONT OF THEM BECAUSE THE WIND
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The Sun's outer visible layer is called the photosphere and has a temperature of 6,000 ° C (11,000 ° F). This layer has a mottled appearance due to the turbulent eruptions of energy at the surface.
Solar energy is created inside the Sun is where the temperature (15,000,000 ° C; 27,000,000 ° F) and pressure (340 billion times the air pressure on Earth at sea level) are so intense that they carry out nuclear reactions.
The difference in mass is expelled as energy and is brought to the surface of the sun through a process known as convection , which is released as light and heat. The energy generated in the Sun's core takes a million years to reach its surface. Every second turn 700 million tons of hydrogen into helium ashes. In the process, releasing 5 million tons of pure energy at which the sun every time it gets lighter.
The Sun's outer visible layer is called the photosphere and has a temperature of 6,000 ° C (11,000 ° F). This layer has a mottled appearance due to the turbulent eruptions of energy at the surface.
Solar energy is created inside the Sun is where the temperature (15,000,000 ° C; 27,000,000 ° F) and pressure (340 billion times the air pressure on Earth at sea level) are so intense carried out nuclear reactions.
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What diameter 14 km is the Sun, Moon and Earth?
diameter of the Sun: 1,392,000 km
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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9 What causes a lunar eclipse?
by LUJÁN 6 A
is a lunar eclipse occurs when the moon passes through some part of the Earth's shadow. This happens about twice a year. Not every time the moon passes behind the Earth because moon's orbit is tilted. The Moon can be behind, but usually also above or below our shadow.

By Gonzalo
If light source is the sun, the opaque object is Earth and behind Earth put to the moon, we get a lunar eclipse.
10 How many types of lunar eclipses can be observed?
By Gonzalo
In the types of eclipse of the moon to be seen is 7 or less, and at least 2. There eclipses each year, seven more than two at least. So why do not we see more? Lunar eclipses are visible only at night. Half of the time occur during the day and only visible from the other side of the Earth.
11 How does a solar eclipse? For
Gonzalo
Solar eclipses occur at new moon when the moon passes between the two major stars, blocking out the sun and casting its shadow over Earth .
By Agustina
to the occurrence of a solar eclipse, it is necessary that the Moon is in inferior conjunction (new moon) and also that the Sun is between 18 º 31 'and 15 º 21' one nodes of the lunar orbit
12 How many types of solar eclipses can be observed?
By Gonzalo
solar eclipses are even more elusive because you only see for a few minutes and just inside the area where the shadow falls the Moon. This area is so close that in England have only been visible four total solar eclipses over the last thousand years.
There are three types of solar eclipses. The partial eclipse, the moon
By Agustina
There are three types of solar eclipse: Partial
: the Moon does not cover the entire solar disk appears as a crescent. Total
: from a band (band of totality) on the surface of the Earth, the Moon completely covers the Sun Unsubscribe: occurs when the Moon near the peak and angular diameter is less than solar, so that at the peak ring is visible disk of the Sun This is in the band, outside the eclipse is partial.
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flags in the following countries: Algeria, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Tunisia, and Turkey are represented the moon and a star.
to-under the moon as seen from the Province. Bs As, how these flags the Moon is at first quarter or last quarter?
All flags have
b-Can you see the moon and the star in the sky as are represented on the flags of the countries mentioned above?
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6 Do the clocks of a ship sailing from America to Europe are falling behind or ahead? Why?
7 to "Why in a given place, the sun rises at different points on the horizon in summer and winter solstices? -
8 b-When the sun rises in the horizon to the north and when further south in the latitude of Buenos Aires?
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is one of the few sciences where amateurs can still play an active role, especially in the discovery and monitoring of phenomena and light curves of variable stars, the discovery of asteroids and comets, etc. Do not confuse astronomy with astrology. Although the two fields share a common origin, are very different astronomers follow the scientific method, while astrologers deal with the alleged influence of the stars in the life of men.
Astronomy is divided into four main branches:
v Astronomy position
v Celestial Mechanics
v Astrophysics
v Cosmology .
· Astronomy position. Is to place on the celestial sphere of the stars position measuring angles with respect to certain fundamental planes, using different systems of astronomical coordinates. It is the oldest branch of this science. Describes the motion of the stars, planets, satellites, and phenomena such as eclipses and planetary transits the disk of the Sun also studied the diurnal motion and the annual movement of the sun and stars. Includes description each of the planets, asteroids and satellites of the Solar System. Are fundamental tasks of identifying the same time and determination to navigation geographic coordinates.
· Celestial mechanics. Aims to interpret the movements of the astronomy of position, in the field of physics known as mechanics, usually the Newtonian (Law of Universal Gravitation
· Astrophysics. It is a modern part of astronomy that studies the stars and bodies of physics studying the composition, structure and evolution. It was only possible its inception in the nineteenth century thanks to the spectra could determine the physical composition stars. The branches of physics are involved in the study of nuclear physics (energy generation within stars) and the physics of relativity.
· Cosmology. Is the branch of astronomy that studies the origins, structure, evolution and birth of the universe as a whole.
In a specific division are:
· Astrometry. Study of the position of objects in the sky and its change of position. Defines the coordinate system used and the kinematics of objects in our galaxy.
· Astrophysics . Study of physics of the universe, including the properties of astronomical objects (luminosity, density, temperature, chemical composition).
· Cosmology. Study of the origin of the universe and its evolution. The study of cosmology is the ultimate expression of theoretical astrophysics.
· Formation and evolution of galaxies . Study galaxy formation and evolution.
· galactic astronomy. Study of the structure and components of our galaxy and others.
· extragalactic astronomy. Study of objects outside the Milky
· stellar astronomy. Study of star birth, evolution and death.
· Stellar Evolution. Study of the evolution of stars from their formation to his death as an outcast star.
· star formation. Study of conditions and processes leading to star formation within clouds of gas.
· Planetary Science. Study of the Solar System planets and extrasolar planets.
· Astrobiology. Study of the emergence and evolution of biological systems in the universe.