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6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS1-2 Gravity at Work: From Moons and Satellites to Galactic Paths
6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS1-2 Gravity at Work: From Moons and Satellites to Galactic Paths
6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS1-2 Gravity at Work: From Moons and Satellites to Galactic Paths
6-8th Grade Science - MS-ESS1-2 Gravity at Work: From Moons and Satellites to Galactic Paths

6 Questions

NGSS.MS-ESS1-2
1

Students analyze the diagram below showing the relationship between the Sun and Earth.

2

Astronomers tracked four stars orbiting an invisible object near the center of the Milky Way.

3

Two satellites orbit Earth: the International Space Station and a TV/weather satellite in geostationary orbit.

4

A comet travels on an elongated orbit around the Sun. Select ALL statements supported by gravity’s role.

5

You are an astronomer using a powerful new space telescope to study planets and moons in distant solar systems.

6

Students compared two equal-mass moons that orbit different planets.

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