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Hunting for black holes
astroEDU educational activity (links to astroEDU website) Description: How do astronomers detect invisible black holes?
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Tags:
Model
, Experiment
Age Ranges:
12-14
Education Level:
Informal
, Middle School
Areas of Learning:
Modelling
, Observation based
, Problem-solving
, Social Research
Costs:
Low Cost
Duration:
45 mins
Group Size:
Group
Skills:
Constructing explanations
, Developing and using models
What is a black hole?
astroEDU educational activity (links to astroEDU website) Description: What are black holes and what would happen if the Sun was replaced by one of them?
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Tags:
Model
, Experiment
, Investigation
Age Ranges:
12-14
Education Level:
Informal
, Middle School
Areas of Learning:
Discussion Groups
, Interactive Lecture
, Modelling
, Observation based
, Problem-solving
, Social Research
Costs:
Low Cost
Duration:
45 mins
Group Size:
Group
Skills:
Constructing explanations
, Developing and using models
, Engaging in argument from evidence
, Planning and carrying out investigations
Model of a Black Hole
astroEDU educational activity (links to astroEDU website) Description: Understand the mystery of black holes through a hands-on activity.
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Tags:
Hands-on
, Model
, Interactive
, Space-time
, Black holes
Age Ranges:
8-10
, 10-12
Education Level:
Primary
, Secondary
Areas of Learning:
Modelling
, Social Research
Costs:
Medium Cost
Duration:
1 hour
Group Size:
Group
Skills:
Asking questions
, Developing and using models
