Science Planner 12/6/16 WALT: understand and graph Sunspot cycles.

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Science Planner 12/6/16 WALT: understand and graph Sunspot cycles. WU: Yesterday’s Sunrise/Sunset Data. Sunrise = 7:42 am Sunset = 4:21 pm Graph the point and connect the dots with a smooth line. CW: Tests Back Graphing Sunspot Data.

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Science Planner 12/6/16 WALT: understand and graph Sunspot cycles. WU: Yesterday’s Sunrise/Sunset Data. Sunrise = 7:42 am Sunset = 4:21 pm Graph the point and connect the dots with a smooth line. CW: Tests Back Graphing Sunspot Data.

Sun Notes: Chromosphere – Lowest level of the Suns atmosphere. Core – Area where nuclear fusion is taking place. Radiation Zone – Where energy is transferred from the core to the convection zone. Convection Zone – the subsurface zone which brings hot material from the center of the Sun to the surface. Photosphere – the visible surface of the Sun. (Sunspots) Corona – Outermost atmosphere of the Sun. Visible during Solar Eclipses.

Assignment Construct your graph. Follow all instructions carefully. Construct the horizontal axis of “your specific” graph. Graph the specific data you are given. Then connect all dots. Group 1: Years 1800 – 1830 Group 2: Years 1825 – 1855 Group 3: Years 1850 – 1880 Group 4: Years 1875 – 1905 Group 5: Years 1900 – 1930 Group 6: Years 1925 – 1955 Group 7: Years 1950 – 1980 Group 8: Years 1975 – 1999 All data is found on pages 110 and 111 in your book.