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What I did was gather materials from around my house like marbles or tennis balls and find out which planet they would go with

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Josh Solar system projects

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Check it out, it is awesome!

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This is cool and I want everyone to see it!

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Solar System Scale Mini Project (Apr 10, 2020 at 2_55 PM).MOV

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In this project I learned thay the solar system is way fa

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I took some assorted objects and taped them to some twine. I measured the mean distances using the table I made for this project.

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The picture is extra work for the scale project

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For my solar system project I used household objects to represent the planets and chalk. I picked project 2a because I thought it would be interesting to see how far away and how small the planets are compared to the sun. Something that surprised me is how big the solar system really is.

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I did activity one and I do not no why I choose it. But it just reinforced how big the solar system really is.

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I made my solar system using chalk and a road, and I chose this option because I read an option wrong. It was definitely much bigger than I expected. I learned that Jupiter has 79 moons. :)

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I used string, paper and paper clips. I chose this option because it seemed like the most fun. I learned that the pictures of the planets are wrong.

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Ainslie Gorton - Solar System model project 

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Ainslie Gorton - Solar System model project 

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I did different scales of the distance and of the size. The size is correct, the distance was divided by 2,000, so Mercury is in the sun, but that is the only thing that is off. I found little objects around my house to represent each planet.

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Max Bernardi- Solar System Model Project

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Max Bernardi- Solar System Model Project

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i got materials for the planets. the sun was an acorn and the rest of the planets were small pebbles. i marked all of the planets with sticks.

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Solar System Scale Mini Project (Apr 12, 2020 at 8_16 PM).JPG

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I drew of the planets on their orbits. It took 20 pieces of scrap paper and 2.5 hours. 1 AU = .7 in.

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Mr Levin - Solar System Model Project 1/2

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Mr Levin - Solar System Model Project 1/2

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I took some pictures of another type of model!

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I had two different scales, the size was on point, but I divided the distance by 2,000 so if could fit in my basement. Mercury is in the sun in MY solar system but not in the real one. I collected a variety of objects from around my house, measured them so they were the exact millimeter, then filled out the google sheet, spaced them out on the ground, and made the notecards.

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How I did it was I got some food and they where my props. When I was putting it together I saw it and it had become bigger than I wanted I learned that the solar system is very big

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Solar System Scale Mini Project (Apr 9, 2020 at 2_56 PM).MOV

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it is on a fan so it looks like it's moving.

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I used paper and notecards. I chose this option because I could use color. I learned how far apart the planets are.

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Write Stuff. And answer those questions Mr Levin posted in GC.

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Everyone is going to make a post for the solar system project, meaning that you need pictures OR videos.
Then, you'll need to answer the following questions:

1. How did you make your solar system model? What materials did you use?

2. Why did you choose this option to model your solar system?

3. What was surprising to you? Was it bigger, smaller, more time consuming, that you anticipated?

4. What did you learn about our solar system?

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Solar System Scale Mini Project (Apr 10, 2020 at 12_14 PM)

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