Science Astronomy lab

I have these last questions of this lab I need completed. This is the website used http://helioviewer.org/

Need done asap

Describe precisely what evidence you would need to collect in order to answer the research question of, “Over what precise period of time does it take an active region in the x-ray near the Sun’s equator to complete one rotation?

Create a detailed, step-by-step description of evidence that needs to be collected and a complete explanation of how this could be done—not just “look and see when the region returns to the same point,” but exactly what would someone need to do, step-by-step, to accomplish this.  You might include a table and sketches-the goal is to be precise and detailed enough that someone else could follow your procedure. Note: You do not need to actually take this data.

Phase V – Formulate a Question, Pursue Evidence, and Justify Your Conclusion

Your task is design an answerable research question, propose a plan to pursue evidence, collect data using the Helioviewer, and create an evidence-based conclusion about some relationship between images of different wavelengths or changing position of a solar feature, which you have not completed before. 

Research Report:

1)    Specific Research Question:

2)    Step-by-Step Procedure, with Sketches if Needed, to Collect Evidence:

3)    Data Table and/or Results:

4)    Evidence-based Conclusion Statement:

Phase VI – Summary                                   PRINT YOUR NAME                                              

5)    Create a 50-word summary, in your own words, that describes the features in different wavelengths on the Sun and how the motions of these features change over time.  You should cite specific evidence you have collected in your description, not describe what you have learned in class or elsewhere. Feel free to create and label sketches to illustrate your response.