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Advancements in research into the big bang!

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Motivational resources for students own further research

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Motivational resources for students own further research

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Einstein theory around space time and the fabric of space

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Einstein theory around space time and the fabric of space

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Abundance of Hydrogen and Helium in the universe

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Abundance of Hydrogen and Helium in the universe

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resources like such are particularly useful as they cater for all  students, allow recap for lower order thinking and then sparking questions and further investigation for those students who grasp key concepts quickly and can push to delve into topics further

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particularly mind blowing how the universe seems to repeat itself with the creation of time and the creation of life and evolution!! (all theories yet to be proven of course)

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TES: Professor Brian Cox, The Big Bang Live Lesson

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Interesting read, attempts to answer some of the unknowns in the big bang theory. Many hypothesis have been formed around this question

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What happened before the Big Bang? - Nature Physics

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Nature Physics - What happened before the Big Bang?

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Molecular processes in the early universe

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Molecular processes in the early universe

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interesting article displaying how molecules interacted with each other in the beginning years of time, touches on the abundance of hydrogen and helium in the universe as a result of the big bang

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Hubble's telescope

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image shows background radiation left over from the big bang through thermal imaging as the radiation lets off heat. Link to hazards of space.

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the universe is still expanding, this can be measured by viewing the galaxies and measuring their distances as time passes

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Earth and Space 1. Relationships between Celestial Objects (ES1) Earth and Space 2. Scientific Model: Orgin of the Universe (ES2) Earth and Space 3. Compare Earth with Moon & Other Planets (ES3)...

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many useful and unusual science experiments

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Science on Stage Books

Books of teaching ideas and demos selected by the Irish team members at European festivals (2000-2022) have been produced. These books have been sent to all science teachers in Ireland and can be downloaded in PDF format here. The development and distribution of the books has been made possible by support from CASTeL at Dublin City University, the Institute of Physics (IoP) in Ireland, Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Discover Programme, Professional Development Service for Teachers (PDST) and Science on Stage Europe.

Science on Stage Videos

Videos (in English and Irish) of teaching ideas selected by Irish team members at European Festivals (2000-2019) have been produced. The production of these video resources has been made possible by support from CASTeL at Dublin City University, the Institute of Physics (IoP) in Ireland, Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) Discover Programme and the Professional Development Services for Teachers (PDST).

Science on Stage Resources (video, PDF)

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Resources Science on Stage Books Books of teaching ideas and demos selected by the Irish team members at European festivals (2000-2022) have been produced. These books have been sent to all science teachers in Ireland and... Read more

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Science Collaborative Planning Document - interactive

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First picture ever taken of a black hole!

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First picture ever taken of a black hole!

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Recent discovery (2019) useful to show how science is still advancing

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A modified version of the 'bodily functions' technique was used to explain what occured a couple of seconds after the big bang, where one student was the 'pin point' (where the big bang happened) and other students were the new materials that were created and then moved away, quickly at first, then slowly.

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Discusses many useful methodologies to introduce and discuss topics in a class.

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The size of Earth compared to other Celestial objects

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The size of Earth compared to other Celestial objects

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Planet Earth compared to other planets and stars in size. - YouTube

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Planet Earth compared to other planets and stars in size.

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How new-found resources can be used to better future lessons on this topic

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                           Motivational Resources!!

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                           Motivational Resources!!

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Experiment/video to explain rate of expansion in relation to distance between celestial objects

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Experiment/video to explain rate of expansion in relation to distance between celestial objects

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Eas1, EaS8, PW2, NoS1, NoS7

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useful for introducing space phenomena and many of the unanswered questions we still have about space (what's inside a black hole?!), information is unrelated but I found this video to spark interest and related to many questions later in the lesson - Also briefly and clearly explains lightyears

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EaS2: students should be able to explore a scientific model to illustrate the origins of the universe

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EaS2: students should be able to explore a scientific model to illustrate the origins of the universe