We had to research questions 8-11 about the stars and galaxies in our solar system. One of the most challenging parts of it was taking the information that we found and putting it in our own words. Our entire group agreed that there were so many different types of galaxies.
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed how you demonstrated the life cycle of a star
ReplyDeleteI really liked this video. But also like ariana, i enjoyed that you demonstrated the life cycle of a star. How many Galexies are there?
ReplyDeleteJOe henderson
Everything that was said was good. I could not really hear the voices and I did not get enough info to get the answer to number 11
ReplyDeleteThere are 3 types of galaxies, spiral, eliptical,and irregulaur.
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ReplyDeleteJoe, in response to your question, there are billions of galaxies in our solar system. About 125,000,000,000 have been seen by telescopes, so far.
ReplyDeleteMatt apparent magnitude is how bright the star is how bright the star is from earth. Absolute magnitude is how bright the star would be 32.6 light years away from earth.
ReplyDeleteVery good video. It had lots of information, but it was a little difficult to get the answer to number 11 about the magnitude thing.
ReplyDelete-Parker
i like it but it was kind of hard to hear sometimes
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree with Parker that number 11 was hard to answer, but otherwise good facts and a great video.
ReplyDeleteI really liked all the information about Stars and Galaxies. But it was hard to understand at times.
ReplyDeleteI liked how there was so much information on everything, and i have to agree it was hard to hear it at times.
ReplyDeleteHEy katie I like your profile pic:)
ReplyDeleteIT was kind of hard to hear sometimes. But the information was really good and I liked it.
I loved the ending! :) I learned more about galaxies and stars that I have never known of or even heard of before. Good job.
ReplyDeleteThis was very interesting. I didn't know about all the different types of galaxies.
ReplyDeleteAlex W.
Nice Job! It was cool to learn how stars can become black holes. It was cool how you went through the stages of the stars. The ending was funny to but not as great as my talking :)
ReplyDeleteIt was kind of hard to hear at sometimes but the information was great. I got all of the questions done after some help from Rajiv on comments otherwise it had enough information and was overall good.
ReplyDelete-Kyle Knutson
You guys did a really nice job of demonstrating the life cycle of a star.
ReplyDeleteSometimes, I was not able to hear what you were saying all that well, but the information that you guys presented was excellent. I wasn't able to answer number 11 from the video, but I was able to answer 8-10 with it. I loved the singing in the end. :) Good job, guys!
ReplyDeleteVery Good I liked the information and the narration it was all perfect I would change nothing Good Job.
ReplyDeleteJoe Buschman
Wow! I loved the video. It had so much information. Great job. The only thing that was bad was that I had a hard time hearing the voices at some parts.
ReplyDeleteGood job. There was a lot of good information, but I thought #11 was kind of hard to answer. And the song at the end was very interesting (:
ReplyDeleteGod job! You guys had a lot of good information like Sammy said. I can tell that you put a lot of time and effort into your video!
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