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Astronomy News: All About the Lunar Eclipses (NEXT ECLIPSE: NOV 8)
Breezy Ocaña Flaquer, PhD
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(28)
Learner will study the different astronomical variables leading to the November 8th, lunar eclipse, what exactly creates this phenomenon, when to look for it, and receive/work with materials created to solidify this new knowledge.
Class experience
*** All my classes can be taught in Spanish upon request *** On May 16th 2022, half the world will be able to experience a lunar eclipse. In this one time class we will learn about this astronomical phenomenon. What are Lunar Eclipses? Why don't they happen every month? Why are they visible only in half of the world? Will you be able to see this one? At what time? The class will be following a power point presentation, as a guide and visual support. Questions and discussions from the...
To understand what a Lunar Eclipse is.
Ph. D. in Astrophysics - Astrophysics/Astronomy Communicator/Educator/Adjunct at the San Diego University volunteering on a number of community projects that promote a mindful STEAM curriculum. I also homeschool my three children, and I am personally active internationally offering workshops to both children, adults and teachers.
The materials are optional, but I highly recommend they create their own scale model after class: - 1 ball 4cm in diameter (1.6 in) - 1 ball 1cm in diameter (0.4 in) - 1 stick of 120 cm in length (47 in) More details will be given in the classroom after enrollment.
If the students make the Earth-Moon model, they might need the support of a grown up.
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(28)
I am an adjunct professor at San Diego State University and I teach Astronomy/Astrophysics courses. This is my passion and life long carrier (I hold a PhD in Astrophysics). It is what I know best, but it is also related or relatable to any other...
Group Class
$30
per classMeets once
60 min
Completed by 14 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
1-3 learners per class
