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Danielle Bewsher - classroom projects

 

Danielle BewsherDanielle Bewsher is one of our Solar Guides - she works at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory and enjoys working with school students. Danielle’s projects have been adapted from NASA resources and involve using REAL solar data. These projects are suitable for KS3 and KS4 students.

 
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Sunspots and Magnetic Fields

 


This project explores the magnetic nature of the Sun. It shows how the hot ionised gas (plasma) in the solar atmosphere traces out the magnetic field. It relates to the Magnetic Sun section of Sun|trek.
Project Sheet


Differential Rotation of the Sun

 


This project investigates the rotation of the Sun using UV images. It relates to several sections of Sun|trek - the Earth and Beyond , the Solar Surface and Below and the Hot Solar Atmosphere.
Project Sheet | Answers


Velocity and Acceleration of CME's

 


This project uses maths and science to measure the velocity and acceleration of a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) observed by the SoHO spacecraft. It is a challenging exercise. The project is based on material in the Sun|trek section Flowing from the Sun: Solar Storms and Comets.
Project Sheet | Answers


Solar Cycles

 


This project investigates the changes in the Sun over a period of time, the solar cycle. It uses measurements of the number of sunspots and images of the Sun in X-ray emission. It relates to the Sun|trek section Solar Surface and Beneath: Sunspots.

Project Sheet | Answers

 
 

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