Students will use the experimental data collected by the ATLAS experiment at CERN to “discover” invisible particles and calculate their mass. For this purpose they will identify different lepton types and use Einstein’s famous equation for the equivalence of mass and energy.
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Use, invention and analysis of binary codes. The activity includes comprehensive home assignment.
Ο Ήλιος είναι το αστέρι που βρίσκεται πιο κοντά στη Γη μας. Είναι η πηγή της ζωής για τον πλανήτη μας. Σε αυτή τη δραστηριότητα θα μετρήσουμε πειραματικά την ενεργό του θερμοκρασία.
Students will observe the movement a virtual Foucault's pendulum in order to witness the Earth's rotation. Students will also learn about circular motion and angular velocity.
In this activity students have the chance to test the conservation of momentum in particle collisions.
In this exercise students use the Impact Calculator lab to investigate what happens when a comet it hits the Earth. Through the investigation students get acquainted with the gravitational potential energy while they also practice with using mathematical formulas and making graphs.
Σε αυτήν την άσκηση οι μαθητές θα χρησιμοποιήσουν εξ'αποστάσεως έναν ανιχνευτή Geiger-Muller προκειμένου να μελετήσουν την απορρόφηση της ραδιενέργειας σε συνάρτηση με το χρόνο έκθεσης, την απόσταση από τη πηγή και την ύπαρξη απορροφητών.
In this activity students investigate the different shapes of galaxies and their origin. They observe images taken from telescopes which depict interacting galaxies and in sequence they use the “Galaxy Crash” simulation in order to simulate the creation of these galaxies.
This activity aims to introduce to students the concept of varying galactic morphologies.