a trip to the sun
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A Trip to the Sun. Step 1: Distance Traveled: 0.0 km Altitude: 0.3 km Location: San Francisco, California. What might this be?. View towards Earth. View towards the Sun. Step 2: Distance Traveled: 100 km Altitude: 1 km Location: Sacramento, California. View towards Earth. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
A Trip to the Sun
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Step 1:Distance Traveled: 0.0 kmAltitude: 0.3 kmLocation: San Francisco, California
What might this be?
Step 2:Distance Traveled: 100 kmAltitude: 1 kmLocation: Sacramento, California
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Has the view towards the sun changed?What do we see towards Earth?
Step 3:Distance Traveled: 450 kmAltitude: 15 kmLocation: Walker Lake, Nevada
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Has the view towards the sun changed?What do we see towards Earth?
Step 4:Distance Traveled: 1,950 kmAltitude: 290 kmLocation: Denver, Colorado
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Has the view towards the sun changed?What do we see towards Earth?
Step 5:Distance Traveled: 4,000 kmAltitude: 1,200 kmLocation: St. Louis, Missouri
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Has the view towards the sun changed?What do we see towards Earth?
Step 6:Distance Traveled: 7,000 kmAltitude: 3,155 kmLocation: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Has the view towards the sun changed?What do we see towards Earth?
Step 7:Distance Traveled: 20,000 kmAltitude: 14,000 kmLocation: Atlantic Ocean
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Has the view towards the sun changed?What do we see towards Earth?
Step 8:Distance Traveled: 350,000 kmAltitude: 344,000 km
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
What is the diameter of Earth?
What is this?
12,500 miles
Step 9:Distance Traveled: 450,000 kmAltitude: 444,000 km
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
Why is the moon a crescent in Step 8 but nearly full in Step 9?
Why does the moon appear bigger than Earth?
Step 10:Distance Traveled: 60,000,000 kmAltitude: 60,000,000 km
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
sunspots
Step 11:Distance Traveled: 120,000,000 kmAltitude: 120,000,000 km
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
granulation
Step 12:Distance Traveled: 140,000,000 kmAltitude: 140,000,000 kmPhenomena: Solar Flare
View towards Earth View towards the Sun
How do we see the Earth now?What would happen if we flew too close to the sun?