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Kids' Research Exoplanet Watch
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This project will involve middle grade students in two schools in North Carolina. With support from their instructor and a science professional, the students will plan observation campaigns to observe three exoplanet transits using the LCO telescopes. Their learning goal is understanding the predictable motion of objects using orbital models as well as science-as-inquiry approach where a predicted exoplanet transit time from published ephemeris tables can be tested and possibly refined by student observations. We are requesting 3 hours of telescope observation time on 0.4m SBIG telescopes.
Audience Region
- Northern America
| Organizers: | Enrique Gómez, Amanda Clapp, |
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| Affiliation: | Western Carolina University |
| Active: | Aug 2021 → Jul 2022 |
| Contact: | Get in touch with this partner |
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