Non-Fictional
1. Magneism is very flamable.
2. Muscovite is a thin layer of rock.
3.Liquid combined with gas causes it to evaporate.
Fictional
1. An alive dinosaur.
2. Glow in the dark birds.
3. Venus fly traps attacking humans.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Favorite Topic in Earth Science

My favorite topic of Earth Science has got to be Historical Geology. This topic explains earth's history, fossils, the geologic time scale, and how to find the age of rocks. Based on their interpertations of the rock record, geologists have divided Earth's history 4.56-billion-year history into units that represents specific amounts of time. Taken together, these time spans make up the geologic time scale.
Favorite Planet Or Moon

My favorite planet has to be Jupiter. Because Jupiter is the biggest planet in our solar system and its named after the greek god Zeus but in roman he is called Jupiter. If Jupiter were hollow, more than one thousand Earths could fit inside. It also contains two and a half times the mass of all the other planets combined.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Big Bang
I think it the universe looked like a big black sheet of space with a giant bright star in the middle of space. Then all of a sudden, the star started to split in half and then the star exploded into nebulas and galaxies with planets. The universe banged becacuse it was so huge that it started to split and it blew up.
Blog Post 3
1. Radical Velocity
Astrometry
Transit Method
Optical Detection
2.Radical Velocity: Measures slight changes in the position of stars. It is similar to the Doppler Effect.
3. Almost all of the known extrasolar planets have been discovered using ... been identified, and most have been detected by ... changes in its radial velocity.
Astrometry
Transit Method
Optical Detection
2.Radical Velocity: Measures slight changes in the position of stars. It is similar to the Doppler Effect.
3. Almost all of the known extrasolar planets have been discovered using ... been identified, and most have been detected by ... changes in its radial velocity.
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