The door to the Astrophysics Laboratory has been left ajar for today's lesson and as you approach the first thing you may or may not notice is that the usual small table with Professor Flamsteed's trusty lint roller is no where to be seen. The usual semicircle formation of desks has been replace by the more standard classroom set up with rows of hardwood tables and, instead of chairs, cushioned stools for students to sit on. At each station is a large glass box and small dark jars labeled 'H,' 'He,' and 'Fe' respectively. Before you take your seat, however, be sure to take your white lab coat and goggles out of the enchanted closest with your name embroidered on it in your house color. You will definitely be needing those today. Safety first. Professor Flamsteed is standing by the blackboard with his balance on his trusty cane and his right hand clenched behind his back as if hiding something.⌦Lesson Progression ▸ question 1 :: ancient people witnessed 7 'wandering stars'...but what do we know them as? ▸ 7 wandering stars explained :: ZOMG LOOK WHAT YOU ARE MAKING TODAY ▸ question 2 & 3 :: What powdered element do we need more of to replicate the Sun? ▸ question 2 & 3 :: What is the incantation and wand movement to use to make powdered elements turned into a gas and thus make them fuse together to create a star? ▸ activity 1 :: make your "Sun" ▸ activity 2 :: make your first planet ▸ activity update :: thread will be closing in approximately 10 hours
⌦Lesson Progression ▸ question 1 :: ancient people witnessed 7 'wandering stars'...but what do we know them as? ▸ 7 wandering stars explained :: ZOMG LOOK WHAT YOU ARE MAKING TODAY ▸ question 2 & 3 :: What powdered element do we need more of to replicate the Sun? ▸ question 2 & 3 :: What is the incantation and wand movement to use to make powdered elements turned into a gas and thus make them fuse together to create a star? ▸ activity 1 :: make your "Sun" ▸ activity 2 :: make your first planet ▸ activity update :: thread will be closing in approximately 10 hours