Students completed an assignment on line in google classroom. What is an Orbit? Today we discussed questions they generated from the article. Homework was, ON A SEPARATE PIECE OF PAPER, answer 5 of the 7 question generated by your class. (the Questions are slightly different according to class. ) Tomorrow we will work on vocabulary words.
CORE 2, Class before Lunch
What is an Orbit? Article (answer 5 of the 7 following questions)BL
- How long does it take a satellite take to get to where its orbiting?
- Why are all the planets in the same ecliptic plane?
- Why aren’t all the orbits round?
- Why is it summer in the northern hemisphere when we are farthest away from the sun?
- What is the tug-of-war between?
- How fast does a LEO travel?
- How do the satellites go on and on without gas?
CORE 3, Class after Lunch
What is an Orbit? Article (answer 5 of the 7 following questions) AL
- What is a natural satellite?
- Why do all the planets stay in the same plane?
- Why is it summer in Michigan when the earth is farthest away from the sun?
- What is the tug of war between (forces), that keeps a satellite in orbit?
- How fast do LEO’s travel? hint:speed = distance/time
- How fast do GEO’s travel?
- How do the satellites go on and on without gas?