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|title= What's up?
|title=Stars in the sky: what's up?
|topic=Exploring the sky with Stellarium
|topic=Astronomy
|subject=Science
|subject=Science
|tagline=Use a software planetarium and encourage students to think about astronomy
|image=Stellariumscreenshot.png
|resourcenumber= SC0011
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|Learning Objectives= Students will learn that:
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* That we can see stars in the night sky, as well as the moon and some planets;
* Learning that we can see stars in the night sky but also the moon and some planets.
* Some ways in which stars, planets, and the moon differ from each other;
* Discovering how stars, planets, and the moon differ from each other.
* The difference between reflecting and emitting light;
* Differentiating between reflecting and emitting light.
* The definition of a constellation; and
* Learning the definition of a constellation and the shapes and stories of some currently visible constellations.  
* The shapes and stories of some currently visible constellations.  
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|additional resources=You need planetarium application, like Stellarium. <br> If you want to use/encourage students to continue to explore some apps for astronomy some examples are: [http://www.google.com/mobile/skymap/ Google Sky] (for Android), [http://www.skymaponline.net/wp7.aspx SkyMap] (for Windows Phone), [http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/astro-app/id370695658?mt=8 Astro App] (for iphone/ipad). There are almost certainly others available (and this selection only offers free apps).
|additional resources=You will need a planetarium application, such as Stellarium http://www.stellarium.org. <br>You may want to encourage students to explore some astronomy apps such as [http://www.google.com/mobile/skymap/ Google Sky] (for Android), [http://www.skymaponline.net/wp7.aspx SkyMap] (for Windows Phone), [http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/astro-app/id370695658?mt=8 Astro App] (for iphone/ipad). There are almost certainly others available (and this selection only offers free apps).
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* Suggested Activity [[Stellarium/activity]]
* Introduction:[[Stellarium/about]]
* Suggested Activity [[Stellarium/about]]
* Activity [[Stellarium/activity]]
* Software:  http://www.stellarium.org
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