Fall 2001 Sun Project
Viewing the sun directly with an Ha
filter.
Finding the angle of elevation of the sun.
Observing a solar image with a
"SunSpotter" TM telescope.
Tracing Sunspots: Two drawings made using a "SunSpotter"TM
telescope
were traced onto viewgraphs, then superimposed with an
orthographic grid
to reveal solar latitude, longitude and rotation rate
of the sun. The blue dots
are the Sept. 11 data, the black dots are from Sept.
13.
Equatorial sundials, bridge projects in background, Physics 2 class
of 2002.
Spring 2002 Scratch-Built Radios
and Blinky Lights
Spring 2002 Alternative Energy
Project
H-TECTM PEM-Electrolyzer &
PEM Fuel Cell efficiency measurements.
Wind Power measurements with the ScanTekTM
Alternative Energy Module.
Spring 2002 Radio Jove Project
Radio Jove Receiver.
Students (class of 2002) assemble the feedlines, antenna mounts and
antennas.
2003 Hands-On-Universe Project
Spring 2003 Radio Jove Project
Physics 2 antenna farm: [left image] NOAA polar satellite receiver
in forground,
2 m amateur radio antenna on left, HF radio antenna on right.
Radio Jove antenna not yet in place.
[right image] Radio Jove Antenna and Physics 2 students
(class of 2003) with 2 m amateur radio antenna mast in foreground.
First data: Radio Jove Project, Physics 2 class of 2003.
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