Science help with 2 scie assignments due in 24 hours
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Project.docx
CurrenteventsportfolioPaper4Assignment.docx
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Projectrubric.docx
LifeOfaStar.pptx
Project.docx
Project/Presentation
You will upload your presentation here. You also are required to respond to at least two presentation.
MY PRESENTATION TOPIC IS: Why is the sky blue and what causes a rainbow?
CurrenteventsportfolioPaper4Assignment.docx
Current events portfolio Paper 4 Assignment
See the Microsoft Word Document "Paper 4 Rubric" for instructions on the requirements for this assignment.
Click on the link to access the article you are to read and upload your paper in Microsoft Word document format from your computer.
Link
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/11/131114094800.htmLinks to an external site.
Paper2Rubric1.docx
Paper 2 Rubric:
· Click on the available link to view the article
· Turn in via Canvas as Microsoft Word document (double spaced)
· Must be at least 300 words in length
· Must have the following included in the paper:
· 1) Summary of the article
· 2) Your opinion of whether the article is discussing the topic in a sound scientific way or in a pseudo-scientific way and why you think this
· 3) A short discussion of at least one way the article could have been improved (saying “this article is great the way it is and needs no improvement” does NOT count)
· Note that there is no citation requirement
Projectrubric.docx
Project- A four to five minute oral presentation will be made during class. The project grade will be determined as follows:
Scoring : 20 points - visual display of project
0-10 points - types and numbers of displays
0-5 points - easily visible to class
0-5 points - originality of display
20 points - oral presentation of project
0-10 points - read or presented
0-10 points - presented information not found in the text
20 points - accuracy of presentation
0-5 points - accuracy of information from book
0-10 points - accuracy of additional information
0-5 points - pronunciation of words
20 points - organization of presentation
0-10 points - kept presentation to allotted time
0-10 points - good flow from one topic to another
Other 20 point come from replies to classmates presentations
LifeOfaStar.pptx
Life Of a Star
By
Tessa Dalme
A star is a huge ball of hot , glowing gases held together by its own gravity.
WHAT IS A STAR???
Like everything else in nature, stars are born, live out their days, and die.
Stars are not alive but the do have a life cycle
This Giant Molecular cloud is called stellar nursey. This is where the stars are formed. Whe there is turbulance in the cloud it creates knots and clumps of material. When the knot is large enough, it collapes under its own gravity, creating a core that begins to heat up.
In the Beginning...
There is only dust and gas
Stellar Nursery:
The Gravitational pull of the protostar will continue to attract dust and gas over time, and the increase mass will cause the core to become hotter and denser. Once it reach its compacts fusion will start and the hydrogen gas begins to turn into helium.
Protostar:
After the core heats up it becomes a ....
The Main sequence is a battle against gravity. Stars are massive that gravity was the only force working on them, they would collapse. Stars have super-hot cores that create pressure and works AGAINST gravity which create equililbrium. But eventually the star will run out of hydrogen to convert into helium.
A star that is fusing hydrogen is called....
Main Sequence :
Then the inner layers of the star begin to collapse increasing heat and pressure at the core. Then the outer layers expand several hundred times their normal size, and the star becomes the red giant.
Red Giant :
When the star is red giant there is temporaraily enough heat and pressure in the core to fuse helium into carbon, preventing further collaspe. But when the hellium is gone the core collaspes again and the outer layer of the star are blown away. Then becomes a white dward: a dense, slowly colling remnant about the size of a plant.
White Dwarf:
The atoms in a white dwarf are so close together that it simply cannot collaspe any more, but once the heat is stored in it is gone it will no longer glow and will become a black dwarf.
Black Dwarf:
THE
FATE
MASSIVE
STAR
A red super Giant will also fuse helium into carbon, but once the helium is gone there is enough mass to power other fusion reactions (including iron). When there is nothing left to fuse, the core is no longer producing energy and gravity. Then the tempurter of the core rises to over 100 billion degrees, the iron atoms are crushed together, and the core pushed out and creates an explosive shock wave.
Giant Super red:
The shock wave causes a huge explosion called SUPERNOVA!
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Project.docx
Project/Presentation
You will upload your presentation here. You also are required to respond to at least two presentation.
MY PRESENTATION TOPIC IS: Why is the sky blue and what causes a rainbow?
CurrenteventsportfolioPaper4Assignment.docx
Current events portfolio Paper 4 Assignment
See the Microsoft Word Document "Paper 4 Rubric" for instructions on the requirements for this assignment.
Click on the link to access the article you are to read and upload your paper in Microsoft Word document format from your computer.
Link
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/11/131114094800.htmLinks to an external site.
Paper2Rubric1.docx
Paper 2 Rubric:
· Click on the available link to view the article
· Turn in via Canvas as Microsoft Word document (double spaced)
· Must be at least 300 words in length
· Must have the following included in the paper:
· 1) Summary of the article
· 2) Your opinion of whether the article is discussing the topic in a sound scientific way or in a pseudo-scientific way and why you think this
· 3) A short discussion of at least one way the article could have been improved (saying “this article is great the way it is and needs no improvement” does NOT count)
· Note that there is no citation requirement
Projectrubric.docx
Project- A four to five minute oral presentation will be made during class. The project grade will be determined as follows:
Scoring : 20 points - visual display of project
0-10 points - types and numbers of displays
0-5 points - easily visible to class
0-5 points - originality of display
20 points - oral presentation of project
0-10 points - read or presented
0-10 points - presented information not found in the text
20 points - accuracy of presentation
0-5 points - accuracy of information from book
0-10 points - accuracy of additional information
0-5 points - pronunciation of words
20 points - organization of presentation
0-10 points - kept presentation to allotted time
0-10 points - good flow from one topic to another
Other 20 point come from replies to classmates presentations
LifeOfaStar.pptx
Life Of a Star
By
Tessa Dalme
A star is a huge ball of hot , glowing gases held together by its own gravity.
WHAT IS A STAR???
Like everything else in nature, stars are born, live out their days, and die.
Stars are not alive but the do have a life cycle
This Giant Molecular cloud is called stellar nursey. This is where the stars are formed. Whe there is turbulance in the cloud it creates knots and clumps of material. When the knot is large enough, it collapes under its own gravity, creating a core that begins to heat up.
In the Beginning...
There is only dust and gas
Stellar Nursery:
The Gravitational pull of the protostar will continue to attract dust and gas over time, and the increase mass will cause the core to become hotter and denser. Once it reach its compacts fusion will start and the hydrogen gas begins to turn into helium.
Protostar:
After the core heats up it becomes a ....
The Main sequence is a battle against gravity. Stars are massive that gravity was the only force working on them, they would collapse. Stars have super-hot cores that create pressure and works AGAINST gravity which create equililbrium. But eventually the star will run out of hydrogen to convert into helium.
A star that is fusing hydrogen is called....
Main Sequence :
Then the inner layers of the star begin to collapse increasing heat and pressure at the core. Then the outer layers expand several hundred times their normal size, and the star becomes the red giant.
Red Giant :
When the star is red giant there is temporaraily enough heat and pressure in the core to fuse helium into carbon, preventing further collaspe. But when the hellium is gone the core collaspes again and the outer layer of the star are blown away. Then becomes a white dward: a dense, slowly colling remnant about the size of a plant.
White Dwarf:
The atoms in a white dwarf are so close together that it simply cannot collaspe any more, but once the heat is stored in it is gone it will no longer glow and will become a black dwarf.
Black Dwarf:
THE
FATE
MASSIVE
STAR
A red super Giant will also fuse helium into carbon, but once the helium is gone there is enough mass to power other fusion reactions (including iron). When there is nothing left to fuse, the core is no longer producing energy and gravity. Then the tempurter of the core rises to over 100 billion degrees, the iron atoms are crushed together, and the core pushed out and creates an explosive shock wave.
Giant Super red:
The shock wave causes a huge explosion called SUPERNOVA!
image9.png
image10.svg
image11.jpeg
image1.png
image2.svg
image3.png
image4.svg
image5.png
image6.svg
image7.png
image8.svg
image12.jpeg
image13.gif
image14.png
image15.svg
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