Astronomy Level 2
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Course Overview: Join the captivating Astronomy Course, part of the Basic Space Science Program by Black Hole Space Tech. Designed for school students from Class 4 to Class 10, this program offers two levels of engaging learning.
Course Objectives:
1. Discover the Solar System: Learn about planets, moons, and other celestial bodies within our solar system.
2. Explore the Universe: Gain knowledge about different stars, galaxies, and nebulae beyond our solar system.
3. Investigate Celestial Phenomena: Uncover the secrets behind eclipses, meteor showers, and planetary alignments.
4. Develop Observational Skills: Learn night sky navigation, constellation identification, and telescope usage.
5. Foster Scientific Inquiry: Engage in experiments, data analysis, and collaborative projects for critical thinking.
6. Cultivate Space Science Awareness: Explore space exploration history, missions, and astronaut achievements.
7. Join the Astronomy Course in the Basic Space Science Program. Ignite curiosity, expand knowledge, and discover the wonders of the universe with Black Hole Space Tech’s expertise!
Join the Astronomy Course in the Basic Space Science Program. Ignite curiosity, expand knowledge, and discover the wonders of the universe with Black Hole Space Tech’s expertise!
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11. The Sun: Structure, Features, and Solar Energy
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22. Planetary Motion: Orbits, Gravity, and Kepler's Laws
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33. Galaxies: Types and the Milky Way
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44. Exoplanets: Planets beyond our Solar System
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55. Life Cycle of Stars: Birth, Evolution, and Death
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66. Astronomical Phenomena: Eclipses, Meteor Showers, and Comets
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