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Exoplanets & Light Curves Explained

This short video provides an introduction to our "Searching for Exoplanets" lesson. You can watch the Zoom Live SMAP session here,    • Searching for Exoplanets - SMAP Live  . We present an approach to exoplanet research and our "real data" Python computer simulation to explore the characteristics of unknown, but potentially habitable worlds in the far reaches of the cosmos. The Searching for Exoplanets simulation and accompanying lesson gives your students 5 scenarios from which they can collect real exoplanet data and calculate planet orbital and physical characteristics; orbital period, planet radius, orbital radius, and then address ultimate question - could it be habitable! Use the video as your students' introduction to the lesson. Run the simulation, https://bit.ly/39tkTP9 Find the complete written lessons and teacher guides (full and abbreviated versions) here, in "Searching for Exoplanets," https://bit.ly/SMAPSelectedLessons Thank you Jonathan Sullivan-Wood for the thumbnail for this video. The simulation also gives you access to the code for your students to create their own star-planet systems and potentially habitable worlds. Want to know more? Contact Dr. David Sederberg, dsederbe@purdue.edu. Teachers can register for notices for SMAP resources, lessons and opportunities here, https://bit.ly/SMAPteachers Timeline 0:00 Think about what's out there 1:35 Modeling the research 2:45 The 2012 transit of Venus 3:32 Graphing brightness versus time 5:20 Could there be life? 6:00 The Searching for Exoplanets simulation 8:52 Edit the code; make your own worlds