For ages 14 and higher: What happens to the motor when the cell is very close to the lamp? Can we expect planets sustaining life to be at any distance inside the inner edge of the habitable zone? Activity 2: The Habitable Zone of Kepler-62 Materials needed: Pencils (regular and coloured) Compass (drawing tool) Millimetre paper Calculator Computer with internet access (can be only one operated by the teacher) Figure 2: Artistic impression of the Kepler-62f exoplanet (NASA Ames/JPL-Caltech). Kepler-62 is a star that is a little cooler and smaller than the Sun. It is part of the constellation Lyra. In 2014, it was discovered by the Kepler Telescope with five planets orbiting it. The details about Kepler-62 are summarised in Table 1. Table 1: Properties of the star Kepler-62. Property Value Name Kepler-62 Distance ca. 368 pc
For ages 14 and higher: What happens to the motor when the cell is very close to the lamp? Can we expect planets sustaining life to be at any distance inside the inner edge of the habitable zone? Activity 2: The Habitable Zone of Kepler-62 Materials needed: Pencils (regular and coloured) Compass (drawing tool) Millimetre paper Calculator Computer with internet access (can be only one operated by the teacher) Figure 2: Artistic impression of the Kepler-62f exoplanet (NASA Ames/JPL-Caltech). Kepler-62 is a star that is a little cooler and smaller than the Sun. It is part of the constellation Lyra. In 2014, it was discovered by the Kepler Telescope with five planets orbiting it. The details about Kepler-62 are summarised in Table 1. Table 1: Properties of the star Kepler-62. Property Value Name Kepler-62 Distance ca. 368 pc
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