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Question-
We found many of our facts and information on the sites we were given and the sites that our images were on. The most fascinating piece of info we found has to be that one light year is equal to 5.88 trillion miles. I would have to say that our research was extremely easy
Ryan S
ReplyDeleteVery good and information filled i loved the end part BEAST MODE haha
i agree with ryan it was very interesting
ReplyDeleteWhat is an ellipitical galaxy?
ReplyDeleteIt was a very good presentation but you didn't describe an Ellipical Galaxy and I was confused with the Star Life-Cycle part.
ReplyDeleteI never knew that stars were formed in clouds of dust and gas. I thought that was pretty cool that you guys said that.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Zoe and Courtney. You didn't really describe what an elliptical galaxy was, but you had a lot of good information throughout.
ReplyDeleteThe eliptacle galaxy was not complete but the information on the stars was amazing. I never knew that irregular galaxies are other galaxies colliding.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the people above. The eliptacle galaxy was very confusing to understand because it was not fully described it seemed. But other than that little detail, I think your project was great and I learned a lot from it.
ReplyDeleteGreat information and it was really well organized. Only one thing; you didn't really say what the life stages of a star were and what apparent and absolute magnitude was.
ReplyDeleteLot of new information for me. Great info! And the pictures were really interesting. ....but I agree with what zoe said about the eliptacle galaxy. but overall, great project.
ReplyDeleteThere was a ton of information in this. The one thing that you forgot was the Elliptical Galaxy.
ReplyDeleteGreat job but I agree with everyone about the eliptacle galaxy information.
ReplyDeletegood job on the information it was good and I understand a lot.
ReplyDeleteI thought the song went well with the tone of his voice. I also learned that when planets are about to die red giants are formed.
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