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Scotland Second level
Seasons - The Sun in the Sky
In the UK, we experience 4 seasons each year. These are spring, summer, autumn, and winter. You may have noticed that the weather changes during each season. But have you noticed any other differences?
Astronomers use light to study things in space. Objects like planets,stars and galaxies all emit or reflect light. Telescopes help astronomers collect light from objects that are far away in space.
How much do you know about the topic of light? Match the word to the correct definition to find out!
Scientists are always discussing and debating their ideas. One topic that is continually up for debate is ‘Should humans explore space?’. Some people think it is important for people to visit other worlds.
The Sun is a constant presence in our life on Earth. It gives us the heat and light we need to survive. But it is not a stable place. The Sun is a ball of hot plasma which is constantly changing.
Have you noticed that the Moon doesn't always look the same. Sometimes we can see the full face of the Moon and it becomes the brightest object in the night sky. At other times, it appears as a just small sliver in the sky.
