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Cosmic objects
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Small solar system bodies: asteroids, comets, meteoroids, meteors, meteorites
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Celestial bodies: stars, planets, moons, dwarf planets
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Stellar structures and phenomena: nebulae, supernova, pulsars, quasars, star clusters, galaxies, black holes,
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Identify and describe various celestial bodies, including stars, planets, moons, and asteroids, and their roles in the universe.Compare ancient and modern models of the universe to understand their historical development.
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Explain key stellar and galactic phenomena, such as supernovae, pulsars, and quasars, and their impact on cosmic evolution.
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Analyze the structure of cosmic structures, including galaxies, star clusters, and binary systems, and their significance in the universe.
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Explore how cosmic microwave background contributes to understanding the universe’s formation and future.
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Eye-catching cover page to captivate students’ attention right from the start.
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Clearly outlined learning objectives to guide student progress and understanding.
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Detailed notes section for recording essential information and facilitating student engagement.
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Minimum of 4 interactive activity links with QR codes, offering a range of options such as videos, virtual labs, online games, interactive websites, online tutorials, and catchy songs.
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Concise summary to reinforce key concepts and facilitate comprehension.
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