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Welcome Students!. How do you feel in the sunlight? Warm!

Mar 31, 2015

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Page 1: Welcome Students!. How do you feel in the sunlight? Warm!

Welcome Students!

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How do you feel in the sunlight?

Warm!

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Why?

The Sun gives off:

LightHeat

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This heat and light is called…

Solar Radiation:heat and light from the Sun

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Solar Radiation is reflected and absorbed

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Reflection:

heat and light bounce off a surface

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Absorption:heat and light are taken in by a

surface

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Solar radiation warms the Earth

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Earth’s atmosphere protects us from most solar radiation

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There is no atmosphere in space, so it can get very hot or very cold

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Astronauts need extra protection in space from the extreme

temperatures

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Why else do astronauts need extra protection?

•No air

•No pressure

•space debris

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What do Astronauts wear for protection in space?

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The Experiment: why are space suits white?

You will get two envelopes

One light envelope One dark envelope

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Place a thermometer inside each envelope

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Place the envelopes in the light, record the temperatures, and predict

how they will change

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Graph your results!

100 ° F

90 ° F

80 ° F

70 ° F

60° F

0 mins

5mins

10 mins

15 mins

20 mins

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Write a Hypothesis:

Which color do you think will get warmer and why?

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Which envelope was warmer?

The dark envelope!

Why?

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Dark colors absorb light:

•take heat in

•get hotter faster

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That’s why black asphalt is so hot in the summer

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Which envelope stayed cooler?

The light envelope!

Why?

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Light colors reflect light:

•Heat bounces off

•Stay cooler

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This is why astronauts wear light colored space suits!

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Did You Know?

Space suits also have built-in air conditioning to help keep astronauts cool!

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