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Astronomy Stuff
Click on an item in the list below to view a photo or download a document.
Eclipse over Terra Vista. Photo was taken a couple of years ago, not during this week's eclipse.
Star Party 2007. Moon and Venus appear in the west at sunset.
Star Party 2007. A few characters showed up for some skywatching.
Star Party 2007. A few students joined the party over the phone.
A Beautiful Sunset at the North Pole. Now you understand how it looks there.
The Winter Sky. Locate some constellations and remember how to find them again.
Pleaides- A Haiku
Make Your Own Constellation
The Sun and a few nearby stars. Sirius is the brightest star in our sky.
The Sun and a few nearby stars. Betelgeuse is a red giant.
The Star. Words to the poem otherwise known as Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.
'When You Wish Upon a Star'. Words to the theme song of Pinocchio. It is now Disney's theme.
Our Walk begins with the sun, The metal strip is the starting point.
From the lockers to the Commons, we measure the distance to Mars.
Jupiter was located in the parking lot.
We found Saturn floating in front of Union Hill' entrance.
Pluto at last.. Our walk ended at Pluto's orbit- 983 meters from the sun.
The Solar System Walk Through the Neighborhood From Mr. Peters' Room.
A Walking Solar System Model. These are the directions.
Last Modified: Wednesday May 07 2008
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