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Sun Track Plastic Hemisphere10. (Ps-03) (10 Pk) Kit.
Many students believe that the sun is at zenith at noon for every day of the year. By making this model, they will learn the true daily path of the sun. Repeating the same thing one month later, they will compare the daily paths of the sun for different seasons of the year and be active participants in long-duration observations.
Many students believe that the sun is at zenith at noon for every day of the year. By...
Many students believe that the sun is at zenith at noon for every day of the year. By making this model, they will learn the true daily path of the sun. Repeating the same thing...
654-0040
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Sun Track Plastic Hemisphere 1. (Ps-03/Single) (1 Unit) Kit.
Many students believe that the sun is at zenith at noon for every day of the year. By making this model, they will learn the true daily path of the sun. Repeating the same thing one month later, they will compare the daily paths of the sun for different seasons of the year and be active participants in long-duration observations.
Many students believe that the sun is at zenith at noon for every day of the year. By...
Many students believe that the sun is at zenith at noon for every day of the year. By making this model, they will learn the true daily path of the sun. Repeating the same thing...
654-0045
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College Astronomy Kit. (Ps-13) (Cardboard).
College Astronomy Kit: The three most popular activities — a celestial sphere, a refracting telescope, and a spectrometer — are packaged in a kit designed to aid students at the college/university level as a supplement to laboratory work or lecture, or as a home lab. Included is the 18-page Astronomical Instrument Kit for College Astronomy Manual with instructions for assembling and using each device and optional questions that can be assigned...
College Astronomy Kit: The three most popular activities — a celestial sphere, a...
College Astronomy Kit: The three most popular activities — a celestial sphere, a refracting telescope, and a spectrometer — are packaged in a kit designed to aid students at the...
654-0050
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Solar System Scale Model Kit (PS-05)
Now your students can hold the solar system in their hands and get a real sense of how far away the planets are and how big they are in relation to one another. Using multiple combinations of these spheres, students can simulate the relationship of the planets to the sun, the moon to the planets, and planets to planets. One to four students can work simultaneously using different combinations of spheres with one lab.The kit includes: 10...
Now your students can hold the solar system in their hands and get a real sense of how...
Now your students can hold the solar system in their hands and get a real sense of how far away the planets are and how big they are in relation to one another. Using multiple...
654-0060
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3-D Constellation Kit
3-D Constellation Kit (Project STAR PS-06) For 1-4 students. When you view our photo plates from 22" away, the stars look as if they were overhead. String beads to the plates to show not all stars are the same distance away. Includes 4 photo plates, Ursa Major, Cassiopeia, Gemini, and Orion. 250 red beads (3mm diameter); spool of black thread; 10 washers instructions/activity book.
3-D Constellation Kit (Project STAR PS-06) For 1-4 students. When you view our photo...
3-D Constellation Kit (Project STAR PS-06) For 1-4 students. When you view our photo plates from 22" away, the stars look as if they were overhead. String beads to the plates...
654-0095
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Light Measurement Kit: 110/60. Voltage Only (10 Labs)
Your students can now determine the luminosity of the sun using a 200-watt light bulb. They can explore the relationship between the apparent brightness of a luminous object and the distance to the object. Using a null photometer constructed from paraffin and aluminum foil, a student can compare two light sources to determine the luminosity of — or the distance to — one of the sources. The photometer is then used to compare a 200-watt light...
Your students can now determine the luminosity of the sun using a 200-watt light bulb....
Your students can now determine the luminosity of the sun using a 200-watt light bulb. They can explore the relationship between the apparent brightness of a luminous object and...
654-0100
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