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        Listed under:  Science  >  Earth and space  >  Universe  >  Planetary systems  >  Solar System
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        It’s Alive: Conditions on Earth

        • TLF-IDA002079

        In this resource, students investigate and measure the conditions of planet Earth. They explore temperature, gravity and the needs of living things. Students also discuss how some conditions on Earth are constant, while other conditions regularly change, and how living things have adaptations to survive these changes.

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        Sites2See: Astronomy for primary

        • TLF-IDM016762

        A small galaxy of sites and resources, from Galileo making discoveries that changed our view of the universe, to new images and understandings from Hubble, on a page tailored for Primary students.

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        Orrery, c1770 - part 2

        • TLF-IDR6377

        This is a mechanical model of part of the solar system, commonly known as an orrery, manufactured by English mathematician and instrument maker Benjamin Martin in about 1770. This bronze model features a cylindrical clockwork mechanism with an orb representing the Sun placed in the centre. Extending from this on an arm ...

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        Orrery, c1770 - part 1

        • TLF-IDR6384

        This is a close-up of a mechanical model of part of the solar system, commonly known as an orrery, made by renowned London instrument maker Benjamin Martin in about 1770. This bronze model features a cylindrical clockwork mechanism with an orb representing the Sun placed in the centre. Extending from this on an arm is a ...

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