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NASA Glenn Videoconference: Exploring Mars
Post-Conference Assessment: Answers
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Be aware of scale |
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Be aware of it limitations |
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Avoid using mathematical equations |
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Keep it very complicated |
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Utilize existing knowledge |
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Revise it when new information becomes available |
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B Model |
A) Observations and data |
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A Evidence |
B) Scheme or structure that is used to explain real objects, events, or classes of events |
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C Scientific Explanation |
C) Hypothesis that utilizes existing and new knowledge, observations or experiments |
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a) A b) B |
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a) The composition of the impactor |
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b) The relative velocity of the impactor |
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c) The diameter of the impactor |
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d) The mass of the impactor |
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e) Both b and d |
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a) The relative velocity of the impactor |
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b) The diameter of the impactor |
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c) The mass of the impactor |
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d) The color of the impactor |
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e) Underground |
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f) In surface lakes and rivers |
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g) In the clouds |
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h) All of the above |
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A photograph of the surface of Mars |
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A globe |
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The force of gravity causes objects to fall towards the Earth |
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Based on years of telescope observations, it is thought that Mars is smaller than the Earth |
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A computer simulation showing the formation of a volcano on Earth |
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