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Space Revealed
Secret lives of planets, stars and galaxies
New Zealand astronomers use different wavelengths of light to reveal information about stars and galaxies and to find new planets. Learn about our Solar System at the same time.
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Finding your way around
There are several different ways to discover the site's resources and their related content, along with ideas for grouping them for teaching opportunities:
- The collections contain groups of related resources about Space Revealed.
- The Connections tool is a visual interactive pathway to discovering the resources and related content for Space Revealed.
- The printable context overview will assist teachers to find pathways through this context and to plan lessons and units of work.
Collections | Connections | Context overview (PDF 62 kB)
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Planet hunting
Hundreds of extrasolar planets (around other stars) have been found using several methods, including transit, ‘wobble’ and microlensing. New Zealand scientists are part of the hunt for extrasolar...
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Colliding galaxies
This articles looks at galaxy clusters which help us understand the structure of the universe. Much information is got using X-ray and radio telescopes, and there are plans for even better...
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Light and telescopes
Much of the electromagnetic spectrum is invisible to our eyes. Telescopes detect different wavelengths of light from objects in space.
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Prof Denis Sullivan
Professor Denis Sullivan, an astrophysicist at Victoria University of Wellington, talks about how he uses science in his work. He also considers some of the limits of science.
