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--- kepler_s_laws [2024/05/11 21:11] – scox
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+*Notes coming soon!
 =====Kepler's Third Law=====
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-=====Expanding Kepler's Third Law=====
+=====Extending Kepler's Third Law=====
-//**Lesson Summary**//
-In the previous lesson we learned how semimajor axis and orbital period are proportional. Now, we're connecting the mass of the object being orbited to the semimajor axis and orbital period.
+[[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KuQ7nPjOfahQTCYGW5F2uX-kgLKn0JlV0gAGacqpOoE/edit?usp=sharing|Extending Kepler's Third Law]]
-{{ ::expanding_kepler_s_third_law.docx |Expanding Kepler's Third Law}}
-[[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KuQ7nPjOfahQTCYGW5F2uX-kgLKn0JlV0gAGacqpOoE/edit?usp=sharing|Link to Google Doc]]
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 =====Planet Matching Practice=====
-//**Lesson Summary**//
-This activity gives kids practice with the new and improved version of Kepler's Third Law. In the previous online lab they had to find the semimajor axis and orbital period of Moons of Jupiter, Saturn, and Neptune and found out the relationship between the semimajor axis, orbital period and mass of object being orbited. However, the numbers were not very friendly to say the least. This activity gives them more practice with that and they'll be able to deal with "friendlier" numbers.
 {{ ::which_planet_s_orbit_which_object_.docx |Which planet orbits which object?}}