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Stars
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2004
An astronomy website to guide Singaporean teenagers and primary school children to learn more the features of the Singapore sky. Special features of this site include flash movies, as well as authentic astro photographs taken by the team.
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2009
My teams website is about four topics from outerspace. The topics included are the controversial Big Bang, Supernovaes, Constelattions(stars), and Blackholes. My website will introduce you to each of these topics and tell you a little bit about each of them. My website will feature an about us page which will tell you about people in our groups.
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2006
On our site you will learn about stars and constellations. You will even read your horoscope.
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2006
Explore the stages a star goes through during it's life cycle along with the characteristics during each stage.
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2004
Welcome to the exciting and wonderful world of astronomy! Ever wondered how big a star can be or how galaxies form? Well, this site is here to introduce you to the fascinating wonders of space. In the STARS section you can read and find out how these glowing dots up in the night sky form and you'll be amazed at their variety and sizes. In the EARTH AND MOON section see how eclipses form and how the moon affects the tides. In NEBULAE AND GALAXIES you get to understand what actually exists out there in the heavens admist the inky black void of space.
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2004
Learning about space - the final frontier. We hope you will like the info on planets, asteroids, space food, stars, spacecraft and space farming.
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2003
This website is about space. In it you will learn about comets, stars, planets and more.
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2003
While visiting this site, students will have fun learning and playing games related to space in the areas of astronauts, planets, stars, galaxies, news press releases and lots more.
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2002
Our site is about Constellations, astronomers, telescopes, and birthday constellations.
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2002
Come on a journey to the stars. On this mission you will learn about the sun, the life cycle of a star, and the constellations. Find out many facts on the expedition through the stars and blast off with our interactive game!
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2002
This site is about stars and planets. There is a link and brief description of each planet. Included are the Zodiacs. There are descriptions of these also. There are quizzes and games included.
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2001
This site looks at the constellations.
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2001
Stars and planets in our universe. Have you ever heard of Sirius? It's the brightest star in the night's sky. Want to learn more? Come visit Spaced Out! the astronomy web site.
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2001
Enter this website to learn all about the different types of stars in the universe.
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2001
We aim to inform people about space. They will find good quality information on several different space topics, such as stars, planets, comets, and asteroids, astronauts, and space shuttle. While here, they will gain a greater understanding for space.
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2000
The theme of our site is devoted to the ancient and wonderful science - astronomy. All people of the world see one and the same sky. We hope our site will interest you and you will find a lot of useful information on it.
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2000
This site looks at ancient Astronomy, our Solar System and different constellations in the sky. It also provides basic information about different galaxies and blackholes. We have included printable skymaps and a sky simulator. Through our interesting games and stories, we hope to let you have fun in the learning process.
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2000
This is a web site on cosmology, especially for those areas we teenagers are interested in.Information is included on such topics as galaxies, supernovae, pulsa and quarsa, planets and asteroid belts.
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2000
Our entry is on Stars and Constellations. The name of the web-site is Great Balls of Fire. It teaches people about the many things that happen to a star over its lifetime. It also teaches people about the different types of stars in the universe and their color. We also tell about the constellations, the Zodiac, eclipses, and galaxies. We have a really cool Game Page with mazes, matching games, a word seach, a crossword puzzle, several "phrase" games and a quiz. We have a graphics page which shows you pictures of the constellations and many more. Our logo is a winking sun.
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2000
The website will provide information on a select group of constellations, both fact and myth. The user will be able to view two diagrams of constellations in the picture galley. The user can then test their knowledge through an activity and quiz.
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2000
We have researched space. This website includes information on asteroids, blackholes, comets, meteors, nebulae (nebulas), red giants, supergiants and supernovae(supernovas). We hope you enjoy our
website, we put a lot of effort into it.
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2000
We take the viewer on a space journey to see and learn about all the sites and mysteries of space. It contains information on quasars and pulsars, the zodiac and constellations, planets and much much more. Come along on our trip!
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2000
Our site is all about the life and death of stars. Here you will learn about the different types and phases of stars in the universe. We have drawn many pictures and found photographs, too to help you learn about stars. We hope you enjoy our site!
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2000
The web site explains in simple words the structure and origin of the Sun and the Solar system, the place of the Sun in the Universe and the connection between the Sun and the Earth.
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2000
In this site, you will learn much about the Universe and everything which is in it.
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1999
"A Mystery of Space: Stars" is an interactive and robust web site on star-related subjects. The subjects include "Stars", "Our Star: The Sun", "Observing the Stars", "Black Holes", "The Solar System", and "Cosmic Phenomena". Users can choose between two different levels; one for kids 12 and under , and one directed towards teachers and anyone over 13. "The Galactic Glossary" explains complicated space terms. There are six lesson plans, each of which encourage the Internet style of learning, and feature numerous hands-on activities. Three animations on supernovas, the life of a star, and the sun, give users a fun way to learn about stars. The Gallery contains an art and picture post, a story and sighting post, a constellation myth post, and constellation poll, and observe the real-time results.
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1999
CosmoNet is an educational site dedicated to all forms and aspects of cosmology. Its format is that of an interactive book, combining the best attributes of this time-honored publishing method with added navigational and interactive possibilities unique to the Web. CosmoNets text base provides visitors with the comfort of clear, concise, engaging prose and sequentially ordered topics to maximize the educational benefits of the site. However, CosmoNet adds an unmistakable touch of the Web with easy, user-friendly interfaces, quick references, point-and-click navigation, and of course that hallmark advantage of the Internet - interactivity. Two knowledge quizzes give personalized results and real-time statistics, the Virtual Navigator puts a new twist on cosmological knowledge, and Constellation Concentration turns an all-time favorite game into a study of the night sky.
CosmoNet has a number of unique educational objectives. Designed to provide quality information to every visitor, CosmoNet spans many fields and knowledge levels. The content of CosmoNet encompasses the fields of astronomy, cosmology, theoretical physics, and even a little mathematics. CosmoNet is also set up so that a sequence of progression through the pages is provided, but not forced upon the user. This allows casual visitors to begin their visit with the fundamentals of cosmology while still permitting serious students of physics to jump ahead into the new frontier of string theory. CosmoNets extensive content lends itself to use in the classroom, where students can browse the many informational areas at their own pace, then attempt the quizzes and games.
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1999
"What's Up?" is an entry about what's up there when we look into the night sky - constellations! This entry examines some of the mythology and facts about 10 constellations in particular. These 10 constellations, from the 88 total, were chosen by team members because they are some of the most commonly known constellations in the night sky. A small image accompanies each constellation web page, allowing the viewer to see what the shape of each constellation actually is. Besides an image, each constellation web page allows the viewer to learn about some of the mythology behind each constellation, as well as some actual facts about the constellation. The 10 constellations included in this entry are Orion, Phoenix, Virgo, Taurus, Leo, Scorpius, Aquarius, Capricornus, Hercules, and Libra. Visitors can also see the graphed results of a short survey of 6th grade students (questions about constellations). Finally, there is the opportunity to take a quiz. The web entry is a very engaging, exciting, and educational entry for studets to explore when learning about space and/or mythology.
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