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Exploring GalaxyZoo – OneUsed with permission from "Engaging in Astronomical Inquiry", by Stephanie Slater, Timothy Slater, anBig Idea:The countless galaxies of stars spread throughout the Universe have characteristics that canGoal:Students will conduct a structured series of scaffolded scientific inquiries about the nature of obsDigital Sky Surveyvia the originalGalaxy Zoo[]Computer Setup and/or Materials Needed:Access andanda) Select REGISTER and set up a username as: WHF 10152 (where the five blanks are NUMBERS --username you just defined, "WHF10152".Record this information below.b) Use your PSU email addresses.Record it below.c) Create and enter a security question and answer. DO NOT MAKE IT A SENSITIVE SECURITY QUEbelow.d) Select CREATE USER and, when set up, select CONTINUE.e) ***NOTE***: If the website says "Please enter a different username", that means somebody else hasone. Click "Login" near the top right, and go ahead and log in with that username and password.IgnorNOT CHANGE THE PASSWORD ON THIS ACCOUNT.On the questions below where it asks you whthough you won't need to enter your email address on the website, on the question below that asks youWARNING: There are two galaxy zoo websites: and the latest Galaxy Zoo project.", or "So go here to get classifying.", or anything that tries to redirect you.proceeding.Phase I: Exploration1.Record the account information you created per the above instructions.Userid: WHF(enter just the numerical part)Password:(same as above; DO NOT CHANGE IT)Email:(use your PSU email)Security Question:(enter "none" if you are using an existAnswer:(enter "none" if you are using an existing login)2.From your book, your class notes, or from the Internet, find a reasonably good definition of a galaxy anfrom another source! That is plagiarism.) Include a very brief description of what one looks like.HTML Editor76485[email protected]Favorite Color.Blueons of stars in a galaxy. A galaxy, when viewed fromEarth, may resemble a glowing cloud with a bright center.
3.Imagine that each of the two images below show a single galaxy of billions of stars.In the two boxes below, create a BRIEF but detailed listing of the characteristics of each that allow youObservable Characteristics of a Spiral Galaxy:HTML Editor4.Observable Characteristics of an Elliptical Galaxy:HTML EditorMake sure you are on the correct website(NOT 5.After logging into , if you aren’t already in, select HOW TO TAKE PART and cSpiral Galaxy: Glowing cloud with bright center. Long out reaching arms where stars are concentrated.

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Term
Spring
Professor
WANG
Tags
Astronomical, Galaxies, Galaxy morphological classification, HTML editor, Elliptical galaxy

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