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Go outside, look for the plane of the Milky Way in the sky (you may have to make a special trip to somewhere relatively dark to be successful).

Then, in a 2-3 paragraph essay, describe what you saw, and compare it to what you think ancient people would have seen. Would you have called it "the Milky Way," or might you have chosen a different name?

How does what we see in the sky compare with our current knowledge of the Galaxy’s structure?

 

 

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Preview: ... that is interrupted by dark patches.There is a common feature in all of these images. The Milky Way is seen as a mostly flat, irregularly-shaped feature that stretches from side to side of every image. This tells us that if we could follow the Milky Way below our personal view of the horizon, it would be seen as a ring completely encircling the Earth. There are obviously some stars outside of this ring, but there are fewer of them (the caption for the map of half a bi ...

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Preview: ... the sky, from horizon to horizon. One thing that is striking about the distribution of these stars is that, at the middle of the sky, there extends a broad faint band of stars that seem far away and closely packed that one does not really distinguish between individual stars that are close together. It therefore appears to be a white (like milk) band running from one horizon to the other. This band is known as the Milky Way. The ancient people called it the Milky Way because all they could see is the dim broad ba ...

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Preview: ... humanity.   Human nature lent itself to naming the shapes visible in the night sky.  The slow movement of the same images, taking a year to come around again in a synchronous dance with the seasons, linked those images to the events of each season.  Harvest and hunting matched the seasons of fall and spring, giving names to the images in the sky.  Deep winters in the far north and south were associated with t ...

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Preview: ... ise one fine night after dinner. I went to the garden and lie down on a folding bed to observe the sky. Looking up ...

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