1. Accelerated Reading
Time until 1:49

2. Place this in the proper place
Physical Science May 8, 2017
Place this in the proper place
Grade notebooks Friday.

4. Essential Question: What was the earliest use of rockets?
Write your summary from Last Class’s notes on Last Class’s paper. Last class’s EQ was:
Essential Question: What was the earliest use of rockets?

5. Summary
We had a standard opening. Mr. V graded planners, then we watched the final videos of outer space before starting space exploration
I learned

6. Rockets have been around since 1200 AD, invented by Chinese.
Brought to Europe by Marco Polo, they were weapons of war in the Revolutionary War and war of 1812.
Think of the Star Spangled Banner.
Rockets in WWII were extensively used before the V-2. Pictures are of Soviet trucks and US ships firing rockets.

8. Topic/Objective:
Name:
Exploring space
Class/Period:
Date:
May 8, 2017
Essential Question: What was the name of the first man made satellite

9. Warm Up

10. 1. A star that expands and cools once it runs out of hydrogen fuel a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

11. 2. A small, hot star near the end of its life; the leftover center of an old star a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

12. 3. The death of a large star by explosion.
a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

13. 4. An object with more than 3 solar masses squeezed into a ball only 10 km across whose gravity is so strong that not even light can escape a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

14. Answers

15. 1. A star that expands and cools once it runs out of hydrogen fuel a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

16. 1. A star that expands and cools once it runs out of hydrogen fuel a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

17. 2. A small, hot star near the end of its life; the leftover center of an old star a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

18. 2. A small, hot star near the end of its life; the leftover center of an old star a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

19. 3. The death of a large star by explosion.
a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

20. 3. The death of a large star by explosion.
a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

21. 4. An object with more than 3 solar masses squeezed into a ball only 10 km across whose gravity is so strong that not even light can escape a) Star; b) Supernova; c) Neutron star; d) Red Giant; e) Nebula; f) White dwarf; g) Black hole; h) main sequence

22. Homework
All notebooks will be graded Friday. Vocabulary test Thursday

23. Today’s Work
Early space exploration
Manned space exploration

24. Black holes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8grTbzAo0PA
Deep space objects
Black holes
Open & Globular Star Clusters
Nebula slides
Supernovas & Remnants
Quasars
Pulsars

25. Space Exploration
Brief history of rocketry
Formation of NASA
NASA history
Animals in space
x-15
Rocket failures

26. Project Mercury https://www. youtube. com/watch
Project Mercury Project Gemini Project Apollo