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Please copy this down in your notebook! Science 12 Week 1 Monday Syllabus Textbook Scramble Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Calendar Formative Assessment EO1 Notes Lesson 1 The Sky From Earth Homework Lesson 1 page 4-9 Notes Lesson 2 Earth in Space Homework Lesson 2 Page 10 - 17 Notes Lesson 3 Gravity & Motion Homework Lesson 3 Page 18-21 Inquiry Lab SYLLABUS DUE NOTEBOOK DUE Notes Lesson 1 The Sky from Earth Things you can see in the nighttime sky: 1. Satellites: objects which move around the Earth (moon) 2. Planets: objects which move around our Sun ( Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn). Move across the sky throughout the year in a region called the ZODIAC. 3. Stars: giant balls of hot gases….move east to west across the sky 4. Meteors: small objects which burn up in the Earth’s Atmosphere 5. Comets: balls of dust/ice which go around the sun 6. Constellations: patterns of stars which form pictures in the sky. Different ones appear depending on the season. Some Visible all year Notes Lesson 2 Earth in Space The Earth spins like a top in space around an imaginary line through the poles called the AXIS. This motion is called ROTATION. One rotation is one day. The Earth moves around the sun in a motion called REVOLUTION. This path is an ORBIT. Our calendar is organized around this revolution….1 year. SEASONS are caused by the tilt of the Earth’s axis as it revolves around the sun. SOLSTICES are when the Sun is in the sky for the LEAST (WINTER – December 21) and MOST (SUMMER June 21) amount of time. EQUINOXES are dates when day and night are 12 hours each. Notes Lesson 3 Gravity and Motion LAW OF UNIVERSAL GRAVITATION: all objects in the universe are attracted to each other by a force called GRAVITY MASS is the amount of matter in an object….WEIGHT is the measure of a the force of gravity on an object. As distance become greater, gravity decreases. Large objects exert greater gravity. INERTIA: an object’s resistance to motion. Newton’s First law of motion states that objects at rest stay at rest; objects in motion stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force. Gravity & inertia combine to keep the Earth in Motion around the Sun.