November 13, 2011
Nuclear Fusion
A Nuclear Fusion is when nuclear reaction inside a star change two hydrogen gas molecules into a helium molecule.
H-R Diagram
The H-R Diagram is to classify stars according to their luminnosity, spectral type, color, temperature and evolutionary stage.
What is a star?
A star are very huge with hot gas, they look small because they are too far away, the hotter star are made by nuclear fusion, also star has lots of different color and size.
October 19, 2011
Mercury
Diagram:
Planet order: 1 from the sun.
Distance from the sun: 57.9 millions of km.
Mass: 3.30 x 10^23 kg Diameter: 4,880km
Rotation: 59 days Revolution: 88 days
# of Moons: 0
Terrestrial
Planet Description:
- Surface has many crater and high cliffs
- No atmosphere
- During the daytime temperature of more than 400 degrees Celsius, during the nighttime, the temperature may be nearly -200 degrees Celsius
Interesting Facts:
- Mercury is the planet nearest the sun
- Mercury is smallest planet
October 10, 2011
Hurricane Irene Project
Critical Thinking
1.What effect does water temperature have on the creation a hurricane?
It happen every spring and summer, when the ocean water are getting warmest, the two winds are meet together, and become very strong and powerful hurricane.
2.Why would there be more damage to an area during high tide?Because during high tide, the water level is very high, so when the hurricane came, it will cause tsunami, flooding, and it really damage to the building.
3.If an area is fully saturated, how will this be more dangerous for an area?If an area is fully saturated, the water will come out and cause flooding.
4.Why would there be more flooding if the ground was fully saturated?When the saturated is full, that mean the saturated can’t save more water, so it will be more flooding.
Reflection
1.What is something that you liked about this Mini-project?We learn about how hurricane effects the environment, also learn flooding, water cycle, Tide and ground water.
2.What was difficult for you on this project?
The most difficult for me on this project was to fine many information about this topic, and spend a lot of time.
3.What would you change about your work on this project?
Do more research, and understand better about this topic.
4.How did this project help you learn about Hurricane Irene?
In this project I learn many thing which is I never learn before, the hurricane impact the environment by destroyed the building, tree and house etc. also I learn different topic form other group, it's really helpful information.
1.What effect does water temperature have on the creation a hurricane?
It happen every spring and summer, when the ocean water are getting warmest, the two winds are meet together, and become very strong and powerful hurricane.
2.Why would there be more damage to an area during high tide?Because during high tide, the water level is very high, so when the hurricane came, it will cause tsunami, flooding, and it really damage to the building.
3.If an area is fully saturated, how will this be more dangerous for an area?If an area is fully saturated, the water will come out and cause flooding.
4.Why would there be more flooding if the ground was fully saturated?When the saturated is full, that mean the saturated can’t save more water, so it will be more flooding.
Reflection
1.What is something that you liked about this Mini-project?We learn about how hurricane effects the environment, also learn flooding, water cycle, Tide and ground water.
2.What was difficult for you on this project?
The most difficult for me on this project was to fine many information about this topic, and spend a lot of time.
3.What would you change about your work on this project?
Do more research, and understand better about this topic.
4.How did this project help you learn about Hurricane Irene?
In this project I learn many thing which is I never learn before, the hurricane impact the environment by destroyed the building, tree and house etc. also I learn different topic form other group, it's really helpful information.
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