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Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System composed mainly of hydrogen and helium. It has 64 satellites including Ganymede, Callisto, Io and Europe discovered by Galileo Galilee, with Ganymede having a greater diameter than Mercury. Jupiter was first visited by Pioneer10 in 1973 and has twice the mass of all other planets combined.
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O documento fornece as medidas de uma panela cilíndrica e calcula seu volume usando as fórmulas apropriadas. Ele lista o raio, altura e diâmetro da panela, calcula a área da base como πr2, multiplica pela altura para obter o volume de 1,563,920 cm3.
Area da base
O documento fornece as medidas de uma panela cilíndrica e calcula seu volume usando as fórmulas apropriadas. Ele lista o raio, altura e diâmetro da panela, calcula a área da base como πr2 e o volume como área da base x altura, encontrando o volume total como 1,814.92 cm3.
Paleozoico silurico
O documento descreve o período Silúrico da Era Paleozóica, marcado pela aparição das primeiras plantas terrestres e muitos invertebrados marinhos. Os continentes estavam distribuídos de forma diferente da atual, com regiões como o norte do Canadá nos trópicos. A atividade vulcânica era reduzida, apesar de movimentos tectônicos importantes.
Ficha técnica bruno
Este projeto individual trata do período Paleozóico Silúrico. O aluno recolheu informação sobre este período marcado pelo aparecimento das primeiras plantas e invertebrados, e apresentou os resultados em uma apresentação PowerPoint. O aluno refletiu que precisa melhorar suas habilidades de apresentação pública, como controle de nervosismo e capacidade de falar de forma espontânea.
Usain bolt
Usain Bolt is a Jamaican sprinter considered the fastest athlete ever. He set world records in the 100m dash at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing with a time of 9.69 seconds and again at the 2009 World Athletics Championship in Berlin with a time of 9.58 seconds. In Berlin, he also broke the 200m world record with a time of 19.19 seconds, cementing his status as the fastest athlete of all time.
Ficha técnica
Este projeto focou-se no início das primeiras plantas no período Siluriano do Paleozóico, bem como muitos invertebrados, atividade vulcânica e formação de continentes. Os alunos recolheram informação sobre este período através de fontes online, elaboraram um produto final durante 1,3 horas e apresentaram o projeto, apesar de não terem decorado totalmente.
Bruno lopes7ºa nº5 o muro
O documento descreve a jornada de Samuel e Nuno para Marte. Samuel leva seu cão Snoopy para passear no parque, onde Snoopy encontra Nuno. Os dois se tornam amigos e compartilham interesse por astronomia. Anos depois, Samuel convida Nuno para ser seu co-piloto em uma missão para Marte. Eles atravessam a atmosfera e tiram fotos, mas descobrem que Marte não é habitável.
Usain bolt
Usain Bolt is a Jamaican sprinter considered the fastest athlete ever. He set world records in the 100m dash at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with a time of 9.69 seconds and again at the 2009 World Athletics Championship in Berlin with a time of 9.58 seconds. In Berlin, he also broke the 200m world record with a time of 19.19 seconds, cementing his status as the fastest athlete of all time.
Bruno lopes7ºa nº5 o muro
O documento descreve a jornada de Samuel e Nuno para Marte. Samuel leva seu cão Snoopy para passear no parque, onde Snoopy encontra Nuno. Os dois se tornam amigos e compartilham interesse por astronomia. Anos depois, Samuel convida Nuno para ser seu co-piloto em uma missão para Marte. Eles atravessam a atmosfera e tiram fotos, mas descobrem que Marte não é habitável.
Usain bolt
Usain Bolt is a Jamaican sprinter considered the fastest athlete ever. He set world records in the 100m dash at the 2008 Beijing Olympics with a time of 9.69 seconds and again at the 2009 World Athletics Championship in Berlin with a time of 9.58 seconds. In Berlin, he also broke the 200m world record with a time of 19.19 seconds, cementing his status as the fastest athlete of all time.
Usain bolt
Usain Bolt is a Jamaican sprinter considered the fastest athlete of all time. He set world records in the 100 meter dash three times, scoring under 9.6 seconds twice. In Berlin, Bolt broke his own 200 meter world record with a time of 19.19 seconds at the World Championship in Athletics.
Paleozoico silurico
O documento descreve o período Silúrico do Paleozóico, quando as primeiras plantas terrestres apareceram e os continentes estavam distribuídos de forma diferente do que hoje. Menciona também os animais marinhos comuns nessa época como trilobites, braquiópodes e corais, além da atividade vulcânica reduzida.
Sismografo
O documento descreve como os sismos são registados por sismógrafos em estações sismográficas e como os sismogramas capturam os movimentos do solo. Também fornece conselhos de segurança como parar de usar elevadores durante um sismo e manter-se afastado de edifícios e linhas elétricas.
Geografia imagens
O documento apresenta um trabalho de grupo de geografia com uma figura de legenda e um mapa continental identificando a localização dos Jogos Olímpicos nos últimos 50 anos.
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- 1. Jupiter Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System. Its color is beige. It is a gaseous planet along with Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.Jupiter is composed mainly of hydrogen and helium. It´s observable to the naked eye, with a maximum magnitude of,2.94 the fourth brightest object in the sky after the Sun, the Moon and Venus.Sometimes, Mars appears to be brighter than Jupiter. Jupiter has 64 satellites among which are the four discovered by Galileo Galilee: Ganymede,Callisto, Io and Europe.Ganymede has a greater diameter than Mercury. Jupiter has twice the mass of all planets. It was visited for the first time by Pioneer10 in 1973. Bruno Lopes 7ºA Nº5