1. Merideth Sides Class A

2. THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA I’D LOVE TO VISIT HERE Californian gulf Isla Montague Sonoran desert Rio Colorado 31,39’59.05N 114,38’58.40W

3. NEW YORK, NEW YORK WENT HERE LAST SUMMER Atlantic Ocean Chesapeake Bay Delaware Bay Jersey Shore 38,55’56.42”N 76,17’55.87”W

4. COAST AT NIGHT AS SANDY NEARS

5. SAN MATIAS GULF, ARGENTINA Gulfo San Matias Gulfo Nuevo Agricultural land Endless Beach 41° 30′ 0″ S, 64° 30′ 0″ W

6. KEPLER’S LAW Johannes Kepler ( 1571-1630) was the first one to find that the orbit or Mars is not round Proved that planets move around the Sun elliptical orbit, thus the Sun is not in the center, but in a focused area Kepler’s first law The planets ellipse the Sun at one point during their orbit Kepler’s second law The line joining the two sweeps at equal time in a equal area, this means that if the planet is closer to the Sun it will move faster Third law The square of the orbit is directly proportional to the cube of the average distance between the Sun and planet: T= constant*a 3/2 I do not understand this equation, but it is important to see

7. EL DORADO,MEXICO 24.14’N 107.24’W EARTHKAM Google Earth

8. SUPER SLIDE!!!!! If a NASA scientist walked in you’d be a little intimidated, so NASA got a rubber chicken to make it a little less awkward Camilla is a big hit for the kids, she’s been to classes, conventions, and centers in her own spacesuit She has been on experiments like going up with helium balloons and getting stuck in the space toilet she even has her own blog Camilla stuck in the space toilet.

9. THANKS FOR WATCHING You guys were a great audience

10. WORKS CITED "NASA - Home." NASA - Home. N.p., n.d. Web. 3 Dec. 2012.