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Hey guys,
Man this year in a certain Astronomy Class, our year end project is not on something specific, its wide open.
Anything to do with astronomy: Like, a poster on something certain, but our instructor insisted that we do something creative.
People in the past have built things, done movies, interpreted dance lol, all kinds of stuff.
I want to so something unique. Hoping some of you guys can give me some cool ideas!
Thanks, appreciate it!
Again ANYTHING to do with astronomy!
JaredJames
Feb7-11, 09:43 PM
Make a working scale model of the solar system showing all the orbits of the planets. Now I bet no ones done that for the class before if their 'creativity' leads to dance.
Don't know if it meets the criteria for creative though.
Living in space is a very interesting topic. You could dress up, wrap food in foil etc.Might be too much about human biology though.
I did watch a lecturer years ago demonstrate the wobble seen by stars with planets by holding hands with a much larger person and both spinning round. Might be hard to bulk this out and remain creative.
Topher925
Feb8-11, 08:28 PM
Maybe you could figure out what dark matter is made of.
Hey guys,
Man this year in a certain Astronomy Class, our year end project is not on something specific, its wide open.
Anything to do with astronomy: Like, a poster on something certain, but our instructor insisted that we do something creative.
People in the past have built things, done movies, interpreted dance lol, all kinds of stuff.
I want to so something unique. Hoping some of you guys can give me some cool ideas!
Thanks, appreciate it!
Again ANYTHING to do with astronomy!
So what level is this - is it a high school class, nukeman?
Show galaxies moving away from each other (expansion of universe) by inflation of a balloon.
JaredJames
Feb11-11, 08:40 AM
This is pointless.
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