Hello welcome back to my blog today I am going to talk about my work I have done in home room and hurumanu 1. We had to google and get information from different sites about Parihaka. Before we did anything we watched some video an looked at some slides.
Here is a link to the best work you have ever seen
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Hello welcome to my blog today I am going to talk about Navigation in Space.
Question 1: What is a Solar System? What is the Milky Way an example of? A Solar System is the smallest of the three systems in a question. A solar system has a start, such as the sun and effected by its gravity. A solar system also contains 8 planets and there moons in orbit around the sun. The planets are in order of distance away from the sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The Milky way is the galaxy that contains our solar system. The Milky Way contains over 200 BILLION different stars. The Solar System orbits the Galaxy as we do the sun. It takes earth solar system 200-250 million years to complete orbit the Galaxy.
Question 2: What is a Star? Describe a Nebula. A star is a big ball of magma formed/held together by gravity, A star is also a big ball of gas. The closest star to earth is the sun and the fairest star from earth is located about 5 billion light years from Earth. A Nebula is a giant cloud of dust and gas in space. A Nebula can also be created by some dust by and exploded star some where in the Galaxy.
Question 3: How do Stars die? Stars die by when there nuclear fuel is exhausted. When the star has used all of it nuclear fuel it starts to collapses and the outer layers explode as a supernova.
Question 4: Is there an up and down in space. There is an up and down in space. Down is simply the direction gravity is pulling you, and up is just the opposite direction. Since there is gravity everywhere in space, there is also an up and down everywhere in space.
Question 5: How can stars be used to navigate. The North Star moves in a very small circle above the north celestial pole, while all the other stars in the Northern Hemisphere rotate around it. Because Polaris appears stationary in the night sky, seafarers can easily find true north by locating the North Star.
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Hello welcome back to my blog today I am going to talk about my ready/ social study's. We have read and article called Bright Find Gold. We had to to some task like some interesting facts about the gold mine. Our next task was we had to do some task's about the Chinese.
This is my first task about the gold mine. Gold was discovered near the Tuapeka River in 1861.
Prospectors spent long days shovelling gravel from stream beds into metal pans or wooden
cradles to find gold. Most of the more successful mining towns went on to have pubs, banks,
churches, theatres, schools, and newspapers. By 1865, a new gold rush was happening on the
West Coast at Okarito, Bruce Bay. The gold was from rocks and in sand in river beds.
This is my Chinese gold mine facts. Chinese miners were encouraged to come and rework the
Otago goldfields. They built small stone houses away from the other miners. These miners, who
were mostly from southern China, called New Zealand Sun Kum Shan or the New Gold Mountain.
Arrow town. As well as European supplies, his shop sold Chinese teas, medicines, salted garlic,
pickled lemons, and shrimp sauce.
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Hello people welcome back to my blog today I am going to talk about stuff I know about Gold Mining and Discrimination. I don't know much about Gold Mining and Discrimination because I have not read a book yet. I think discrimination is when you judge someone by there colour or there gender. I know gold mining was relay popular in 1800 when gold was relay common. When people went gold mining they had to ride in a carriage towed bye a horse and and had to put there gold on the back or on the roof. It was most common found in the West Coast in the South Island of New Zealand.
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