Getting Out There
Space
E3 Identify problems in developing technologies for space exploration, describe technologies developed for life in space, and explain the scientific principles involved
• I can analyze space environments and identify challenges that must be met in developing life-supporting systems.
• I can describe technologies for overcoming the challenges of space travel
• I can describe technologies for space transport, such as rockets, shuttles and space stations
• I can describe artificial satellites and explain their uses.
• I can describe and interpret the technologies used in global positioning systems and in remote sensing.
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Homework
Rockets & ISS
Read page 399-400
Page 408 # 1, 2, 3
Read Page 425-426
Page 428 # 1, 2, 4
Page 429 # 7
Satellites & GPS & Space Probes
Read Page 372 "Universal Gravitation"
Read Page 402 "Using Gravity"
Read Page 403 "Looking at Earth" to the end of page 407
Page 408 # 4, 5, 6, 7,
Read Page 418 & 419
Page 419 # 3, 5
E4 Identify issues and opportunities arising from the application of space technology, identify alternatives involved, and analyze implications
• I can recognize risks and dangers associated with space exploration.
• I can describe Canadian contributions to space research and the astronaut program.
• I can identify and analyze factors that are important to decisions regarding space exploration and development.
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Extra Lesson Links
Tidal Locking - Why do we only see one side of the moon?
Voyager - Timeline, where it is now & scientific findings
Extra Lesson Links