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Thursday 13th, February 2020
Magnetic field surrounds us, but it’s invisible although we can detect and measure.
Easiest way to check it is to use a compass.
Note: Use magnets and compass
We can see it by using iron powder and magnets.
Note: Use magnets and iron powder
Note: Volcanoes spit that inner melted materials to the surface of Earth
The Sun, sometimes has storms and particles (debris) is launched towards earth and others with the solar wind
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Note: Analogy with water and storm
Magnetic field is Earth’s shield against solar wind.
Note: Analogy with umbrella
Auroras are created when the solar wind arrives to earth
Earth turns around the Sun and Moon around Earth.
Note: Use 3 kids for explaining the movement and ’eclipse’ between them
Depending on Moon position relative to Earth and Sun, it illuminates different fractions of it causing the phases we see:
Note: When the moon is ‘C’-shaped, it’s in Waning phase.
Sometimes, the Moon is between Earth and Sun
Note: Make a point on Moon round shape while it puts between Earth and Sun
Rockets fight against the other Earth: ‘gravity’
Moon’s gravity causes tides on Earth
In order to escape Earth, speed must be very high (40.280 km/h).
Rockets are made in ‘sections’ that can be dropped to be lighter and use less energy to lift off.
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Note: Give away compass and stickers