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  •                                    Week 9 Lab/Lecture

    • Description of what we did in the lab?https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1U_mbKomuz5pA6SSsrsdxWTUVqeJUFXOUEg0IDS85E54/edit#slide=id.g26a96c0c7f8_1_744
      • This week during lab we went through everyone's presentations and got a rundown of the universe, black holes, galaxies, stars, and space exploration. My group did the presentation on black holes. We also did some quiz questions to help us prepare for the quiz that comes after spring break. 
    • The big question addressed in the lab? 
      • We didn't have just one big question, we had a few questions we discussed that got us prepared for the quiz. 
    • A description of what you learned in Thursday's lecture.
      • We went over the Big Bang and the Origin of the Universe. 
      • We also went over the alternative theories that come with the Big Bang. 
      • We also went over the stars, the universe's origin, Earth's formation, galaxies, and black holes. 
      • I missed the lecture so I went over the lecture slides on my own. 
    • Answer questions about the weekly textbook reading:
    • What did you learn?
      • The Big Bang theory is still semi-correct because the universe did happen in a sort of bang but not a sound came from it. It was more of a silent explosion. 
    • What was most helpful?
      • I liked the visuals for the lifecycles of stars. It shows it is an excellent way for us to understand it. 
    • What do you need more information on?
      • how the heck are we made out of stardust?
    • What questions/concerns/comments do you have?
      • How did they come up with all of these names for stars etc in space. 

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