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    STUDENT WORKSHEET Cosmic Survey-How Big?

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    This student worksheet provides images of 7 cosmic objects and asks the student to order them based on size, distance from Earth, and age. For each question, the student is to arrange the pictures from smallest to largest, closest to farthest, and youngest to oldest, respectively. They are to record the names of the objects in the corresponding spaces. The purpose is to have the student think about the relative scales of size, distance, and age of different objects in the universe.

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    STUDENT WORKSHEET Cosmic Survey-How Big?

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    This student worksheet provides images of 7 cosmic objects and asks the student to order them based on size, distance from Earth, and age. For each question, the student is to arrange the pictures from smallest to largest, closest to farthest, and youngest to oldest, respectively. They are to record the names of the objects in the corresponding spaces. The purpose is to have the student think about the relative scales of size, distance, and age of different objects in the universe.

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    This student worksheet provides images of 7 cosmic objects and asks the student to order them based on size, distance from Earth, and age. For each question, the student is to arrange the pictures from smallest to largest, closest to farthest, and youngest to oldest, respectively. They are to record the names of the objects in the corresponding spaces. The purpose is to have the student think about the relative scales of size, distance, and age of different objects in the universe.

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    STUDENT WORKSHEET Cosmic Survey-How Big?

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    Juan Carlos Mejia Macias
    This student worksheet provides images of 7 cosmic objects and asks the student to order them based on size, distance from Earth, and age. For each question, the student is to arrange the pictures from smallest to largest, closest to farthest, and youngest to oldest, respectively. They are to record the names of the objects in the corresponding spaces. The purpose is to have the student think about the relative scales of size, distance, and age of different objects in the universe.

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    STUDENT WORKSHEET Cosmic Survey—How Big?

    Question 1: How Big?

    You have been provided with images of seven different objects in space. Try arranging the pictures in order of actual size of
    the object (or field of objects) pictured. Order the objects so that the smallest is on the top, largest is on the bottom. Write
    down and keep track of questions that arise as you order the images.
    When you are satisfied that you have the best order, record the names of the objects in the spaces below.

    Objects Ordered by Actual Size

    Smallest in
    Actual Size 1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    Largest in
    Actual Size

    12 Cosmic Questions Educator’s Guide


    STUDENT WORKSHEET Cosmic Survey—How Far?

    Question 2: How Far?

    You have been provided with images of seven different objects in space. Try arranging the pictures in order of distance of
    the object from Earth. Order the objects so that the object closest to Earth is on the top, farthest is on the bottom. Write
    down and keep track of questions that arise as you order the images.
    When you are satisfied that you have the best order, record the names of the objects in the spaces below.

    Objects Ordered by Distance from Earth

    Closest 1.
    to Earth

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    Farthest
    from Earth

    What are Your Ideas About the Universe? Cosmic Survey 13


    STUDENT WORKSHEET Cosmic Survey—How Old?

    Question 3: How Old?

    You have been provided with images of seven different objects in space. Try arranging the pictures in order of age, beginning with
    the youngest (most recently formed) object and moving in order to the oldest. Write down and keep track of questions that arise
    as you order the images.
    When you are satisfied that you have the best order, record the names of the objects in the spaces below.

    Objects Ordered by Age

    1.
    Youngest
    (Most Recently
    Formed)

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    Oldest

    14 Cosmic Questions Educator’s Guide


    COSMIC SURVEY IMAGES–LARGE

    What are Your Ideas About the Universe? Cosmic Survey 15

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