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NASA's Space Jam

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Learners with no prior coding experience can explore how to use computers to create and animate solar systems and then use them as a musical instrument! This scaffolded set of activities allow participants to use computer science to understand our universe and to create music based on astronomical data.

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Hints for uses in your library Trying pairing this activity with Make Your Own TRAPPIST-1 Music (https://clearinghouse.starnetlibraries.org/astronomy-and-space/753-make-your-own-trappist-1-music.html)
Related Links NASA's Space Jam Official Site
The 7 Earth-sized Planets of TRAPPIST-1
5 Ways to Find a Planet
Making Music from Exoplanets
Originating Source NASA's Universe of Learning
Related Books
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XO, Exoplanet by Deborah Underwood and Jorge Lacera
Envisioning Exoplanets: Searching for Life in the Galaxy by Michael Carroll
Exploring Exoplanets by Deborah Kops
Exoplanets: A Visual Guide to the Worlds Outside Our Solar System by Wendy Bjazevich and David Miles

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NASA's Space Jam

NASA's Space Jam

Learners with no prior coding experience can explore how to use computers to create and animate solar systems and then use them as a musical instrument! This scaffolded set of activities allow participants to use computer science to understand our universe and to create music based on astronomical data.