Moon Craters + SpaceMath = 21st Century RealWorld Connections
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Moon Craters + SpaceMath = 21st Century RealWorld Connections
- 1. Sharon Bowers National Institute of Aerospace
- 5. www.wordle.net THINK, PAIR, SHARE YOUR ANSWERS Wordle
- 11. 5E Model of Learning E – Engage E – Explore E – Explain E – Extend E – Evaluate
- 13. What do you know about the moon?
- 15. How big is the moon?
- 16. How far away is the moon?
- 17. How far?
- 18. How are craters formed? How do you think lunar craters are formed?
- 27. Moon Math Supplemental Guide Students will: 1) approximate the area and volume of a classroom-made crater, 2) calculate and compare the scale of lunar craters to classroom craters, and 3) observe how the size, mass, and angle of impact of a projectile affect the area and volume of a crater. Moon Math: Craters!
- 32. Google Moon
- 33. Where’s the STEM? Science – the study of the physical world; driven by a questio n Technology – the application of scientific and engineering knowledge to achieve a practical result . Engineering – the creation of the designed world; driven by societal need Mathematics – bridges science and engineering Innovation – Creation of something new
- 34. LCROSS Mission Mathematics – Science – Gravity, Laws of Motion, Moon, Chemistry Technology – Innovation – Mathematicians Scientists & Engineers Engineers, Technicians & Scientists Engineers & many other professions & skills Carried out by : Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus Un-crewed missions for lunar exploration Rockets, Satellites, Cameras, Computers, Communications
- 35. This lesson Mathematics – Science – Moon properties, gravity Technology – Innovation – Mathematicians Scientists & Engineers Engineers, Technicians & Scientists Engineers & many other professions & skills Carried out by : Scale, area, measurement Impactor launcher LCROSS
- 36. Black light -- Spectrometer
- 37. The Milky Way . . . how big is big? If our entire solar system could be shrunk down to the size of a quarter, the Milky Way Galaxy, which is approximately 10,000 light- years in width, would be the width of the continental United States!