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 "text":"All students must add terms to this glossary. This assignment is worth 20 points. See the Assignments handout for the specific requirements. This is NOT an exercise in copy/paste. Select the terms you add carefully. We will be doing something quite interesting with them. If you think a term might not be up to whatever is ahead, delete it. You all have editing privileges. Use them!\nPages\n<ul>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=89d6fa92444647afb23c1a90cf76c06f\">Course Glossary-Let's organize by letters</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=ec6f15a314ae41788da4836047c9c525\">Course Glossary-A to D</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=3222841c2e7f44bea99f774340567488\">Course Glossary-E, F, G, H</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=38d2c21dec5f4bca8a53f2dcea1051d6\">Course Glossary-I, J, K, L, M</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=ea30aa5203ee4a35b057fd2f2045786d\">Course Glossary-N, O, P, Q, R</a></td>\n<\\ul>",
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 "text":"\nPages\n<ul>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=7477315f16d84ce191bb60f923037313\">Group Saturn-Saturn's Climate</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=4fd1043ca530459e915da89bb89d89a7\">Group Saturn-Basics</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=bc272ed9b9534782a18bb72d2cbbe52b\">Group Saturn-Climate vs. Weather</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=dcb9a01fe9db44e2ac1c48bccc297101\">Group Saturn-Less Sun</a></td>\n<\\ul>",
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 "text":"Use this Wiki as a knowledge base. Let's combine our information. Add interesting Web sites and images. We will review this Wiki in a Chat session to help you figure out what you might want as your paper topic. Partner projects are allowed so add ideas you are leaning toward and you may find someone else who likes that topic also. \nPages\n<ul>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=82b82ba268174987ab77e4009ba75b12\">Resources Repository-Home Page</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=5348798b7c27472db07cc04f38b47709\">Resources Repository-Mars Rover Starts to Think for Itself</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=d411474688c1488b8f2aaa24f38a31c0\">Resources Repository-My favorite Saturn image</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=f592fe2a9383445897d728f9c3ba5c12\">Resources Repository-Neptune Basics</a></td>\n<td><a href=\"wiki_page_migration_id=0e474b6dc3144c4286006d57f28e7b73\">Resources Repository-Saturn's weather</a></td>\n<\\ul>",
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 "text":"So put three or four letters together so we can find words easily later.",
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 "text":"Aberration: \r\n in optics, an \r\nimperfect focus caused when a mirror or lens fails to bring light to a \r\nsharp focus Active galaxy: a galaxy emitting unusually large amounts of energy from a compact \r\ncentral source Big Bang: \r\n the giant \r\nexplosion that is theorized to have created the universe 10 billion to \r\n20 billion years ago Binary star: \r\n a system of two\r\n stars that orbit a common center of gravity; also known as a double \r\nstar \r\n Bolides: \r\n brilliant \r\nmeteors or fireballs that explode in mid-air",
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 "text":"Elliptical galaxy: \r\n a \r\ngravitationally bound system of stars in a spherical or elliptical shape\r\n with no spiral structure Escape velocity: \r\n the velocity an\r\n object or rocket needs to escape the gravitational clutch of a more \r\nmassive object Equinox: \r\n the two times \r\nof year when the sun crosses the celestial equator, giving day and night\r\n an equal 12-hour length everywhere on Earth",
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 "text":"Kelvin: \r\n a unit of \r\ntemperature equal to one degree on the Celsius scale and 1.8 degrees on \r\nthe Fahrenheit scale; also the absolute temperature scale defined so \r\nthat 0 kelvin is absolute zero \r\n Libration: \r\n the small \r\noscillations in the moon\u2019s motion that allow Earth-based observers to \r\nsee slightly more than half the moon\u2019s surface Light-year: \r\n the distance \r\nlight travels in one year, equivalent to approximately 5.9 trillion \r\nmiles (9.5 trillion km) Microgravity: \r\n a condition in \r\nwhich the force of gravity is very low, producing a near-weightless \r\nenvironment ",
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 "text":" <table cellspacing=\"1\" cellpadding=\"5\" border=\"0\" align=\"baseline\" style=\"width: 100%;\"> <tbody> <tr> <td><img src='res00146/wikis/course/11c46098e8ea4819a13a1f2f82d2548d/ea30aa5203ee4a35b057fd2f2045786d/red_dwarf.jpg' alt=\"\" style=\"border: 0px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);\"> </td> <td>Red dwarf:</td> <td>a low-mass, main-sequence star much smaller, cooler, and less luminous than the sun</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src='res00146/wikis/course/11c46098e8ea4819a13a1f2f82d2548d/ea30aa5203ee4a35b057fd2f2045786d/red_giant.jpg' alt=\"\" style=\"border: 0px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);\"> </td> <td>Red giant:</td> <td>a cool star near the end of its life cycle that has expanded to a size of a few dozen to a hundred times the diameter of the sun</td> </tr> <tr> <td><img src='res00146/wikis/course/11c46098e8ea4819a13a1f2f82d2548d/ea30aa5203ee4a35b057fd2f2045786d/red_supergiant.jpg' alt=\"\" style=\"border: 0px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);\"> </td> <td>Red supergiant:</td> <td>a cool, massive star near the end of its life that has expanded to a size from a hundred to a thousand times the diameter of the sun</td> </tr> </tbody> </table>",
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 "text":"Use this Group Wiki to compile information for this subject. Since we identified that you were struggling with this area for your \r\nGroup Presentation, let's start brainstorming. You may edit any \r\npage except this one as it holds the instructions. Add as many pages as \r\nyou want. Your contributions are worth 50 points.",
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 "text":"The climate on Saturn is very different from our climate on Earth. The \r\ntemperature is about -180C, way below freezing. The wind is extremely \r\nstrong on the planet, especially near the equator where the wind reaches\r\n speeds of 1,100 miles an hour. These are the highest winds in our solar\r\n system. The velocity lessens as you reach higher latitudes. The wind \r\nusually blows to the east but above latitudes of 35 degrees, the \r\ndirections alternate east and west. During a recent lightening storm, \r\nearlier this year, the lightening bolts were over 1,000 times stronger \r\nthan from storms on Earth. This was thought to have been caused by the \r\nwarm interior of Saturn but the cause is still not completely known.",
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 "text":"The difference between &quot;weather&quot; and &quot;climate&quot; is important here. \r\nClimate\r\nis the year-to-year average of the atmosphere's state at a certain spot,\r\nwhile weather is the state on a certain day. Saturn's atmosphere is composed mostly of hydrogen, with a little \r\nhelium,\r\njust like Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune. It has little or no solid \r\nground\r\ninside: it's just a big ball of gas, held together by gravity. Saturn\r\nis very, very cold. Scientists believe it gets warmer as you go deeper \r\ninto\r\nthe planet.\r\nSaturn has very strong winds, running east and west. One unusual thing about Saturn's atmosphere is that the winds and clouds\r\non the southern hemisphere look just like the patterns on the northern\r\nhemisphere. The physics which describes gas flow on moving planets says\r\nthat the winds probably extend clear through the planet, being the same\r\nspeed all along a series of cylindrical shells inside it, like this:\r\n <img src=\"@X@EmbeddedFile.cslocation@X@wind.gif\" alt=\"\" style=\"border: 0px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);\" />",
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 "text":"The wind and storms on Saturn are generated mainly by the planet's\r\ninternal heat, rather than by heat received from the sun. Saturn \r\nreceives\r\nonly one per cent of the solar heat that Earth does. The Sun is not as bright on Saturn of course. But supposedly the clouds on Saturn are a sight to see. Saturn\u2019s weather \r\nis not quite as balmy as Earth\u2019s. \r\n\r\n The usual forecast includes a surface temperature of 135 Kelvin.",
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 "text":"Click Create Wiki Page on the Action Bar to begin. Add your images, Web sites, interesting facts, and anything else that will help others. You may edit any page in this Wiki to clarify or enrich the content. Do NOT edit this page as it holds the instructions. You may add as many pages as you want.",
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 "text":"This is a topic I am considering. <a href= \"http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9174024/NASA_s_Mars_rover_starts_to_think_for_itself?taxonomyId=11\" target= \"_new\">http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9174024/NASA_s_Mars_rover_starts_to_think_for_itself?taxonomyId=11</a>",
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 "text":"The coloring is awesome (real or not!!). <img src=\"@X@EmbeddedFile.cslocation@X@saturn.jpg\" alt=\"\" style=\"border: 0px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);\" />",
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 "text":"Mass: \r\n17.15\r\n\r\nEarth-masses\r\n\r\nNumber of known\r\n\r\nsatellites: 8\r\n\r\nLength of Year: \r\n\r\n164.8 Earth-years\r\n\r\nMean Distance from \r\nthe Sun:\r\n\r\n4,500 million kilometers \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nMean Orbital Velocity: 5.4 kilometers per \r\nsecond \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nLength of Day: 16.11 hours, 0.67 Earth-day \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nEquatorial diameter:\r\n\r\n&nbsp;49,500 kilometers\r\n\r\nAtmospheric \r\ncomponents:&nbsp;74% hydrogen, 25% helium, 1% methane \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nMoons of Planet Neptune\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nNeptune has 8 known moons: Triton, \r\nThalassa,\r\n\r\nNaiad, Despina, Galatea, Larissa, Proteus and Nereid \r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nTriton has the coldest temperatures\r\n in the\r\n\r\nsolar system. Voyager observed geysers. \r\n\r\n<h3>The Great Dark Spot</h3>\r\n\r\nVoyager 2 observed the Great Dark Spot.\r\n Recent\r\n\r\nobservations made with the Hubble Space Telescope indicate that the \r\nGreat Dark\r\n\r\nSpot no longer exists. ",
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 "text":"Saturn\u2019s weather \r\nis not quite as balmy as Earth\u2019s. \r\n\r\n The usual forecast includes a surface temperature of 135 Kelvin. The clouds on \r\n\r\n Saturn, made up of ammonia crystals, are not quite as \r\ncolorful as \r\n\r\n Jupiter\u2019s and slightly fainter, but still very interesting. The Hubble Space Telescope took this picture of \r\nSaturn with a large storm going\r\n\r\non. <img src=\"@X@EmbeddedFile.cslocation@X@saturn_storm.jpg\" alt=\"\" style=\"border: 0px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);\" />",
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