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Student Reading: Where Else Are Lasers Used to Detect Vibrations?
Refer to printouts of both of these articles to answer the questions below: http://www2.le.ac.uk/news/blog/2017-archive/march/engineers-measure-big-ben2019s-bong
○ http://indianapublicmedia.org/amomentofscience/the-vibrating-moon/
University of Leicester researchers measure Big Ben’s bong
The Vibrating Moon:
1. Think about the sound that a bee, mosquito, or fly makes as it flies near your ear. Each produces a buzzing sound as they fly. Then, go online and analyze one of the slow motion videos below of one insect flying to figure out what might be produced in these sounds as they are doing this. Both videos are posted on youtube. The web addresses listed here are shortcuts to the original videos:
Then draw and annotate a “comic strip” view that shows the way that the wings are moving and changing shape over time. If you don’t have access to the video, then create a comic strip, that is a prediction of what you think you would see
3) How does the way the wings of these insects make sound compare to the way that instruments make sound?
Information for Thursday/Friday My 17/18
Time Tracker:
Notebook pages 87-91R should be complete
Agenda:
Warm up
Finish Evolution
Concept Map
Continue Intro of Sound page 89L & R
Sound Part II
How do Insects Make Sound Article and Questions page 91L & R
https://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/0_0_0/similarity_ms_01
Info for May 3/4 Thursday/Friday
Time Tracker:
pages 85-86 in your notebook should be complete
***Grade Questions= Take Care of it before May 16/17
Agenda:
Warm up
Homologous Structures pg 85
Diagram/Notes page 85L/R
Analogous Structures page 85 R
Online Module (website link above) pg 86L
Start Embryology pg 86R