163 23B The Planets 567–77 567–77 Life Connection: Just Add EQ: How do the planets in our Water? system compare with each other? Case Journey to Mars Objectives: Links: Scale of the Solar System, Mission to 23B1 Categorize objects in the Mercury, Journey to Mars, solar system. Juno Mission to Jupiter, 23B2 Describe the position, Cassini Mission to Saturn appearance, size, composition, Lab 23B: Running motion, and special features of the planets in our solar system. Retrograde 23B3 Contrast other planets in the Motion solar system with Earth. 164 Lab Day 2 Lab 23B 165 23C Non-planetary 577–84 577–84 Info Box: Asteroid Strike! EQ: Besides the sun and planets, Objects what other bodies exist in the Careers: Serving God as an solar system? Astrogeologist Objectives: Links: Asteroid Names, Asteroid Florence 23C1 Classify non-planetary “Near Miss,” Exploring Comets, objects in the solar system. Tunguska Event 23C2 Describe the bodies in our solar system. 23C3 Explain where non-planetary objects may be found in the solar system. 166–67 Review and Test Days Chapter 23 Test Chapter 24: Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe (6 days) Key Chapter 168 24A Stars 588–600 588–600 Info Boxes: Mapping the EQ: What have we learned about Skies, Fingerprinting Stars stars through observation? Worldview Sleuthing: Objectives: Extraterrestrial 24A1 Find stars in the sky using Intelligence constellations. Hubble Space 24A2 Describe ways that stars are Telescope, James Webb named. Space Telescope, Starry 24A3 Identify and describe the Night, Scale of Distance to common properties of stars. Closest Stars, Constellation Finder 24A4 Compare the sun with other Template, Extraterrestrial stars. Intelligence Webquest 24A5 Classify stars by their Rubric, Spectroscopy luminosity and color. Demonstrations: Parallax, 24A6 Describe the common Bright-Line Spectra remnants of stars after they die. Lab 24A: Sky Stars and Constellations
163 23B The Planets 567–77 567–77 Life Connection: Just Add Water? Case Journey to Mars Links: Scale of the Solar System, Mission to Mercury, Journey to Mars, Juno Mission to Jupiter, Cassini Mission to Saturn Lab 23B: Running Retrograde Motion EQ: How do the planets in our system compare with each other? Objectives: 23B1 Categorize objects in the solar system. 23B2 Describe the position, appearance, size, composition, motion, and special features of the planets in our solar system. 23B3 Contrast other planets in the solar system with Earth. 164 Lab Day 2 Lab 23B 165 23C Non-planetary Objects 577–84 577–84 Info Box: Asteroid Strike! Careers: Serving God as an Astrogeologist Links: Asteroid Names, Asteroid Florence “Near Miss,” Exploring Comets, Tunguska Event EQ: Besides the sun and planets, what other bodies exist in the solar system? Objectives: 23C1 Classify non-planetary objects in the solar system. 23C2 Describe the bodies in our solar system. 23C3 Explain where non-planetary objects may be found in the solar system. 166–67 Review and Test Days Chapter 23 Test Chapter 24: Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe (6 days) Key Chapter 168 24A Stars 588–600 588–600 Info Boxes: Mapping the Skies, Fingerprinting Stars Worldview Sleuthing: Extraterrestrial Intelligence Hubble Space Telescope, James Webb Space Telescope, Starry Night, Scale of Distance to Closest Stars, Constellation Finder Template, Extraterrestrial Intelligence Webquest Rubric, Spectroscopy Demonstrations: Parallax, Bright-Line Spectra Lab 24A: Sky Stars and Constellations EQ: What have we learned about stars through observation? Objectives: 24A1 Find stars in the sky using constellations. 24A2 Describe ways that stars are named. 24A3 Identify and describe the common properties of stars. 24A4 Compare the sun with other stars. 24A5 Classify stars by their luminosity and color. 24A6 Describe the common remnants of stars after they die.
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