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课程名称：《气体巨星：木星与土星》 课程概述：本课程探讨了木星和土星这两颗活动频繁的行星，以及它们如何保护地球免受彗星和小行星的冲击，维持自身神秘的迷你太阳系。课程还包括一些精彩的附加课程，如“什么是天文学”、“日食”、“流星雨”、“极光”和“阿尔忒弥斯计划：美国重返月球”。 课程内容包括： 1. 课程目标 2. 热身活动 3. 行星成分，包括气体行星、冰行星和类地行星的讨论 4. 气体巨星的成分与星体的相似性 5. 木星和土星的位置与发现 6. 木星的自转、昼夜循环及其围绕太阳的轨道 7. 木星的大小及温度与地球的比较 8. 木星的天气，包括闪电和龙卷风以及表面的图案 9. 大红斑 10. 质量与重量 11. 木星四大卫星概述：欧罗巴、甘尼美德、艾奥和卡利斯托 12. 伽利略及其发现木星卫星与天体轨道的关系 13. 木星卫星艾奥的极端火山活动 14. 卡利斯托和欧罗巴的海洋 15. 木星的环 16. 探测器“旅行者一号”和“旅行者二号” 17. 椭圆轨道 18. 彗星与木星的碰撞 19. 木星对地球的影响 20. 土星的环：发现、成分、间隙及与卫星的相互作用 21. 逆行运动 22. 科学家克里斯蒂安·惠更斯和乔瓦尼·卡西尼 23. 土星的卫星与环的关系 24. “造浪者”卫星 25. 土星的大小、距离及其轨道与自转信息 26. 土星的天气 27. 太空中的参考点 28. 密度讨论 29. 土星的卫星泰坦 30. 卡西尼探测器及其任务 31. 测试题 32. 跨学科活动 授课老师托尼·切拉索（Tony Ceraso）曾在华盛顿国家航空航天博物馆编写课程，并为NASA的学校访问项目提供课程。课程旨在让学生享受学习天文学的过程，增进对宇宙的理解和欣赏。课程配有热身活动、测试题和可下载的跨学科活动补充材料。
These two planets are busy. Find out how these planets save the Earth from being hit by comets and asteroids AND maintain their own mysterious mini-solar systems.This Course includes the following great BONUS LESSONS:What on Earth is Astronomy?Mini-Lesson: EclipsesMini-Lesson: Meteor ShowersMini-Lesson: AuroraProject Artemis: America Returns to the Moon1. Objective2. Warm-up activity3. Planetary composition, including discussions of gas planets, ice planets and terrestrial planets4. Gas giants: planetary composition and similarities to stars5. Location and discovery of Jupiter and Saturn6. Jupiter's rotation, day-night cycles and orbit around the Sun7. Jupiter's size and temperature in comparison to Earth8. Jupiter's weather, including lightening and tornadoes, and patterns on the surface9. The Great Red Spot10. Mass and weight11. Overviews of the four major moons of Jupiter: Io, Ganymede, Europa and Callisto12. Scientist Galileo Galilee and the discovery of Jupiter's moons in relation to our understanding of astronomical bodies and their orbits13. Extreme volcanic activity on Jupiter's moon Io14. Oceans under Callisto and Europa15. Jupiter's rings16. Voyager I and II spacecrafts17. Elliptical orbits18. Comets' collisions with Jupiter19. Jupiter's effect on Earth20. Saturn's rings: discovery, composition, gaps and interaction with moons21. Retrograde motions22. Scientists Christiaan Huygens and Giovanni Cassini23. Saturn's moons and their relationship to the rings24. Wavemaker moons25. Saturn's size, distance, and orbital and rotational information26. Saturn's weather27. Points of reference in space28. Discussion of density29. Saturn's moon Titan30. Cassini spacecraft and mission31. Test questions32. Cross-curricular activitiesMy name is Tony Ceraso and I will be your instructor. I sometimes run the planetarium and have written curriculum for the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. I have also written curriculum for NASA's school visitation program and teach on the college level in NJ.My goal is for you to thoroughly enjoy this lesson. I love astronomy and I want nothing more out of our time together than for you to have a greater appreciation for the universe through the understanding of this material. Besides the lesson I'm going to preview for you now, the course includes warm up activities, test questions, and cross-curricular activities for you to download as a supplement.
