Sun-Earth Day Presents: Eclipse, In a Different Light
SPANISH RESOURCES
- Auroras! Luces Misteriosas en el Cielo
- Find out how scientists are able to learn about these beautiful mysterious lights in the sky!
- Construyendo un Simple Reloj Solar
- This activity from NASA's Marshal Space Flight Center will show you how to construct a working sundial of your own!
- The Sun: An Introduction
- The Dynamic Sun CD-ROM, version 5, which has English and Spanish on it
- Haciendo Su Propio Reloj Solar
- Construct a model sundial from paper. After this activity you will know the design, principle and orientation of a sundial, the type with a gnomon pointing towards the pole of the heavens.
- Modelo De La Nave Espacial SOHO
- Construct a model sundial from paper. After this activity you will know the design, principle and orientation of a sundial, the type with a gnomon pointing towards the pole of the heavens.
- More Spanish Materials And Websites
- More Spanish materials and websites identified by the former ISTP E/PO lead
- New Spanish Language Astronomy Resources
- NASA site with additional Spanish Resources
- Nuestra Propia Estrella: el Sol
- This easy-to-read book is designed for students in grades K-4. Read about solar flares and sunspots and why scientists study the sun.
- Observatorios Antiguos: Actividades Para Conocimiento Continuo
- The inside cover of the folder contains a student activity meeting the National Science Standard for "Habits of Mind", Grades 6-8. It is designed to help you make connections between events in your life and the seasons of the year. One major connection relates the concept of the seasons to past observations.
- Siguiendo Manchas Solares
- Siguiendo Manchas Solares (Tracking Sunspots) exercise, a web-based exercise in PDF format, aimed primarily at a middle and high school level audience.
- Spaceplace
- Welcome to Spaceplace, a technology website that serves children 8 to 13 years of age.
- The SOHO Portfolio
- The SOHO Portfolio, an image set of 14 of SOHO's most spectacular images with explanations.
- Tormentas Solares
- The English version is called Storms from the Sun.
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Eclipse Fact
Local temperatures can drop as much as 20 degrees during a total solar eclipse.
