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  • Elementary School - Grades 4, 5, 6
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Construct a sundial and research the techniques different cultures use to study time. R
    The relationship between the distance of an object and the viewing perspective (parallax) R
    The accuracy of time in your area vs. how it is measured R
    Follow sunspots travelling across the face of the Sun. R
    Trace the path of the midday Sun across the sky over the course of the year and create an analemma. R
    Are solar flares harmful to your health? S
    Investigate the solar system S S
    Do the Planets Revolve Around the Earth or the Sun? R
    Build your own sundial (northern hemisphere, southern hemisphere, combined). R R R R
    Why is The Sun Hot R S
    Investigate constellations and our solar system. R R S
    The sun, stars, black holes and supernovas R R R S

    The Sun: K-12 Experiments & Background
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    Middle School - Grades 7, 8, 9
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Which ancient location instrument is the most accurate: gnomon, astrolabe or Ptolemy's box? R
    Measure the coma (dust cloud) around Comet Holmes and find out if the dust cloud is expanding, and if so, is the rate of expansion accelerating or decelerating? R
    Calculate the Size of the Sun and Moon R R
    Can sunspots be used to track and measure the sun's rotation rate and how accurately can they do so? R
    Why is The Sky Blue R S
    Show How Columbus Determined His Latitude R
    Do the Planets Revolve Around the Earth or the Sun? R
    Build a soda bottle magnetometer to monitor changes in the Earth's magnetic field for signs of magnetic storms R
    Measure the diameter of the sun R
    View sunspots through a telescope or 'pinhole' camera R R
    Use the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory satellite (SOHO) to determine the rotation of the sun. R
    The Sun: K-12 Experiments & Background
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    High School - Grades 10, 11, 12
    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project
    Use image data from the Solar & Heliospheric Observatory Satellite (SOHO) to measure the motion of a coronal mass ejection. R
    Do sunspot cycles consistently have a faster rise time and a slower decay time? R
    Determine, using historical data, whether there is a correlation between coronal mass ejection activity and the solar sunspot cycle. R
    Determining which Solar System object(s) would be most viable during various stages of stellar evolution R
    The Sun: K-12 Experiments & Background
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    Mars Science Fair Projects
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