Science blog returns

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Mr Alan is ill

 Unfortunately I won't be back at DSB until next Monday due to illness.
I've posted everyones work to do on the relevant year page.
Don't forget about this weeks Question!!

Mr Alan

10 comments:

  1. The XMM-Newton (X-ray Multi-Mirror Mission - Newton) is an orbiting X-ray observatory, named in honor of Sir Isaac Newton.

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  2. we use the XMM-newton to observe gamma rays

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  3. Andromeda is a constellation in the northern sky. (a constellation is an internationally defined area of the celestial sphere)

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  4. Lea, I'll give you 2 out of three for these answers. Which one is wrong?
    Mr A

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  5. Umm...i think the '' why is XMM-Newton used?'' im looking for it

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  6. XMM-Newton observatory have been used to probe the evolution of dark matter

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  7. Lea, partly correct----please explain further and give at least one other reason for using Xrays to observe the universe.
    Mr A

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  8. what is andromeda? - An asiatic shrub with glossy leaves and clusters of white flowers

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  9. XMM-Newton

    means X-ray Multi-Mirror Mission - Newton
    it's originally used as an X-ray obervetory
    the andromeda is a spiral galaxy aproximetly 2.5 millions light years away in the constelation andromeda

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  10. Felix---No, Andromeda as in astronomy.
    Karlo, See above, Lea beat you to itbut I will give you 1 point for getting what Lea got wrong. Can you guess what that was?
    Mr A

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