Warm Up. Think about our night sky.in your notebooks write 5 things you know that are in the night sky.

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Warm Up Think about our night sky.in your notebooks write 5 things you know that are in the night sky.

y@ What can we see in the sky In the night sky there are many patterns and systems that may not be apparent at first glance. y What can you see? I can see water on Mars. The universe is everything that exists, including all matter and energy everywhere. The study of what is beyond the Earth is called astronomy.

Stars can take the form of Gods, animals, etc. Groups of stars that seem to form shapes or patterns are called constellations. These stars are far from one another, however by the naked eye they appear close. Constellations have been used as calendars, direction finders, etc.

Constellations Vocabulary Astronomer a person who studies the sky Hemisphere half of the Earth Light year the distance light travels in one year (9,458,000,000,000 kilometers) Magnitude a number that describes how bright a star appears. Smaller numbers mean brighter stars.

What Our Ancestors Saw Objects in the sky have fascinated humans throughout time. The explanations of how these celestial objects came to be are even more fascinating. Ancients developed their ideas of what was happening in the sky and explained it with their frame of reference. The constellations were patterns that seemed to tell stories about people. Stars are not always in the sky at the same time, but change positions over time giving rise to the creation of calendars. The Sun and the Moon have their own pattern or rising and setting the Moon also has phases. Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn were special stars called planets meaning wanderer. Myths, folklore and legends were used to explain what ancient people observed in the night sky. First Nations people of the Pacific Northwest believed the night sky was a pattern on a great blanket overhead, which was held up by a spinning world pole resting on the chest of a woman named Stone Ribs. Aboriginal tribes Algonquins believed the constellation Ursa Major was a bear running from hunters. Inuit in the high Arctic used a mitt to determine when seal pups would be born, by holding the mitt at arm s length at the horizon. Ancient Egyptians The Sun God Ra was carried in a sacred boat across the sky every day.

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