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This is a page that can assist both the student and the teacher.

There are site provided that are related to space and the solar system and also tell of their importance.

1.Science channel [Video Podcast]. (2008, August 20). //Space School - Solar System//. Retrieved from []

Space Channel - Solar System: This youtube video is a great video that introduces the solar system to students and is a great reference for for both students and teachers.

2. Comos, Sagan. (Producer). (2009, April 27). The milky way galaxy [Video Podcast]. //Science and Reason//. Retrieved from []

The Milky Way Galaxy video is a great tool that tell about the galaxy we live in. It again is a great introduction into our solar system as well as space as the video explains stars and other space aspects.

3. Dessibourg, Oliver. (2010). Early universe recreated in lhc was superhot liquid. //NewScience magazine//, Retrieved from []

The recent article titled, early universe recreated in LHC was superhot liquid, is an article that shows a recent experiment done to help explain science.

4. Salerno, L. H.. (2010). Saturn's giant storms, hidden rings, and bizarre moons. //Discover//, Retrieved from []

The article titled Saturn's giant storms, hiddent rings, and bizarre moons is an article that describes Saturn and is a great reference tool for anyone looking for more information on Saturn for a project or just simple knowledge.

5. //An overview of the solar system//. (2010). Retrieved from []

The website An overview of the solar system is a great site that explains the orbits, planets sizes, pictures, more general information, and the big questions.

6. Oberg, James. "Space exploration." World Book Online Reference Center. 2004. World Book, Inc. [].

The article about space exploration from the World Book at NASA is a great tool for finding information about space exploration and how it is evolving over time. The article adresses a variety of issues including how to breathe in space, how they communicate and so much more.

7. NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2010, November 28). Stripes are back in season on Jupiter. //ScienceDaily//. Retrieved November 29, 2010, from http://www.sciencedaily.com­ /releases/2010/11/101128215754.htm

The article stripes are back in season on Jupiter is an article that explains how one of the rings that "disappeared" from Jupiter last year has now come back. This article has helped scientist better understand the interaction between Jupiter's winds and cloud chemistry.

8.NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2010, November 28). Tuning an 'ear' to the music of gravitational waves. //ScienceDaily//. Retrieved November 29, 2010, from http://www.sciencedaily.com­ /releases/2010/11/101128220203.htm

The article turning an 'ear' to the music of gravitational waves, is an article that explains how scientist are one step closer to helping us hear gravitational waves which are ripples in space and time.