Life on Mars

 Kia ora Friends. Today in Hurumanu 3 I am going to be answering questions that I was given by the teacher. This Hurumanu is based on space, our galaxy, planets, and our planet. 

*What rocket did they take into space? The Altas V rocket.

*What 2 vehicles did they take to Mars? A Transithabitat and a Lander. 

*Where does the mission plan to land on Mars? The perseverance rover will land in Jezero Crater

*How will the vehicle land without being damaged? A parachute pops out and helps the vehicle and safely into the water

Types of ways to communicate

 As you know we have different ways to communicate on this Earth and in space. Well, today I will be looking at different types of ways to communicate on Earth. And I am also going to be answering some questions using animation. I spent a lot of time making this. 

Night Sky Photo Serene & Calm Zoom Background - Zoom Virtual Background

The Gold Rush

                                    The Gold Rush 

In 1861 Gold was discovered near the Tuapeka River, thousands of people raced to center Otago. People from different towns moved to remote spots where people never lived. They all shared the same hope, to get rich. The Otago Goldrush began with Gabrial Read. Gabrial read was a experienced gold miner. 

One day Gabrial spotted gold in his gold pan, he then said "shining like the stars in Orion on a dark frosty night". The greek then was maned as Gabriels Gully. By Christmas 1861 there were more than 10 thousand protesters in Gabrial gully. Miners had to follow a rough road to get to Gabriel's gully. Once they had to live in tents some lived in shanks, miners even lived in caves.

 Discrimination is when someone is treated unfairly or being judge by their characters, the color of their skin, their age, their religion, and things. 

I think a gold rush is when gold is found in a new spit where no one has looked before. I also think discrimination is when someone is being racist. 

 

Research in science class

Kia ora. Today in Hurumanu 3 we were told to research questions by Mr. Reizinger our science teacher. 

1.What is a solar system? The solar system planets traveling around the sun it takes 365 days to travel around the sun. They are many other solar systems out there. 

2.What is a star? A star is a luminous ball of gas, mostly hydrogen and helium, held together by its own gravity.

3.How do stars die? Stars die because they had run out of their nuclear fuel. 

4. Is they an up or down in space? In space, they are1 no up or down

5. How can stars be used to navigate? The North star moves in a very small circle above the North celestial pole, while all the other stars in the Northern Hemisphere rotate around it.