Discover fascinating details about the outer planets Jupiter and Saturn, from Jupiter's gaseous composition and iconic Great Red Spot to Saturn's impressive rings and unique characteristics like being the "Ringed Planet." Explore the moons of Jupiter, including the Galilean Moons, and learn about Sa

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In Year 2 Mathematics Week 1, students will be practicing addition of two-digit numbers using methods like partitioning into tens and ones and the expanded column method. Parents are encouraged to help and show different methods to their children, such as drawing dienes or using squared paper for la

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The Universe, as we know it today, started with the Big Bang around 13.5 billion years ago, leading to the expansion of galaxies and the formation of stars, planets, and moons. Edwin Hubble's discovery of galaxies moving away from each other provided key insights into the expanding universe. Astrono

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Gravity is a ubiquitous force that attracts celestial objects towards each other, playing a crucial role in keeping planets in their orbits around the Sun and moons around their parent planets. This force, described by Newton's laws, is responsible for phenomena like tides and maintaining the motion

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Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation explores the concept of gravity, how it affects different bodies in space, and the relationship between mass, distance, and gravitational force. Newton's pioneering work in this area laid the foundation for understanding the forces that govern the movement of pl

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Explore the biennial evaluation document by Pieter Moons and the biobanking legislation working group's aim to provide guidance to ethical committees and biobank managers. Learn about the BAREC working group's efforts regarding biobanking and GDPR, along with the feedback received from various stake

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Dive into the wonders of the universe with this engaging lesson on space celestial objects. Discover the differences between comets and asteroids, explore planets and moons in our solar system, learn about stars, asteroids, comets, and galaxies, and unravel the mysteries of astronomy. Let your curio

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Maxwell's equations in 19th-century physics led to a quest for the elusive ether, a hypothetical medium that could resolve issues of relativity and explain light waves. Physicists sought to detect the ether through experiments like aberration, attempting to observe changes in light direction due to

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Test your astronomy knowledge with these 9 questions from the SAASTA AstroQuiz 2015 Round 3. Explore topics such as stars, planets, spacecraft missions, and celestial events. From Proxima Centauri to Blue Moons, challenge yourself with interesting facts about our universe.

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Delve into the wonders of our solar system, from Mercury, the closest planet to the Sun, to Jupiter, the largest planet with its multitude of moons. Learn fascinating facts about each planet's unique characteristics, including their distances from the Sun, lengths of days and years, and intriguing f

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Dive into the fascinating world of the solar system with this chapter on Astronomy. Learn about planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and more as they orbit the Sun. Understand the forces of gravity and inertia that keep celestial bodies in motion and explore ancient ideas about planetary motion. Disco

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Discover the fascinating characteristics of the planets in our solar system, from the rocky surfaces of Mercury and Mars to the thick atmospheres of Venus and Earth, and the gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn. Learn about their sizes, temperatures, moons, and unique features that make each planet di

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Orbits and Kepler's Laws play a crucial role in understanding the movement of planets, moons, comets, and binary stars in our universe. Kepler's laws describe the elliptical orbits of planets around the Sun, the equal area law, and the relationship between a planet's distance from the Sun and its or

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Rings around Icy Moons are studied through detailed observations and analyses by a team of researchers from various institutions. The study focuses on the IR emissivity results, occultation observations, and beta factor analysis carried out using the CIRS instrument. The rings are noted to emit in a

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Life thrives in extreme environments on Earth, with organisms known as extremophiles adapting to harsh conditions like heat, cold, darkness, acidity, and lack of oxygen. Scientists speculate about the possibility of life on other planets like Mars, focusing on Jupiter's moons as potential habitats.

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Calculating signals for Weakly Interacting Massive Particle (WIMP) direct detection using an object-oriented Python code called WimPyDD. WimPyDD provides accurate predictions for expected rates in WIMP direct detection experiments within the framework of Galilean invariant non-relativistic effective

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Neptune, the eighth planet in our solar system, is a fascinating icy giant with extreme weather conditions. Named after the Roman god of the sea, Neptune's deep blue hue and cold temperatures make it an intriguing celestial body. With its strong gravity and icy composition, Neptune presents unique c

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Discover fascinating details about Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune - the gas giants of our solar system. Learn about their unique characteristics, moons, rings, and distance from the Sun, providing a comprehensive understanding of these distant celestial bodies. Engage with educational resource

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Exploring the connectivity between the Sun, Earth, and Moon, this review covers topics such as lunar phases, celestial movements, and Earth's rotation. Discover the reasons behind the changing shapes of the moon, its nightly appearance, and the periodicity of full moons.

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Explore the composition and orbits of our solar system, including the Sun, planets, dwarf planets, moons, comets, asteroids, and artificial satellites. Understand the role of gravity in maintaining nearly circular orbits and discover how objects stay in orbit.

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Test your knowledge of astronomy with a series of questions about stars, planets, spacecraft, and celestial events from the SAASTA AstroQuiz 2015 Round 3. Explore topics such as Proxima Centauri, neutron stars, dwarf planets, blue moons, and planetary sightings in 2015. Challenge yourself and learn

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Scientists study the vast expanse of the universe, birthed from the Big Bang, where stars, galaxies, and constellations exist. Exploring celestial bodies like stars, planets, and moons reveals the wonders of our universe.

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The moon, with a radius 0.27 of Earth, orbits the Earth every 27.3 days and is tidally locked with one face always pointing towards Earth. It has a composition similar to Earth's rocks and likely formed from a giant impact. The moon's surface features craters and dark patches called maria, while the

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Explore the fascinating world of space rocks and their impacts on our solar system. From the asteroid belt to Jupiter's recent collisions, witness the remnants of cosmic encounters on moons, planets, and even Earth itself. Discover the history of impacts, including the catastrophic event that led to

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