The Constellations
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A tour exploring what constellations are and why we can't see all of them at all times during the year.
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Intro to Tour Making
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This video demonstrates some tour-making basics: How to start making a tour How to turn off Constellation lines and overlays How to add slides How to search for WWT objects to include in slides How to set the starting and ending camera positions for slide
Introduction to Tour Making in WWT
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This video demonstrates some tour-making basics: How to start making a tour How to turn off Constellation lines and overlays How to add slides How to search for WWT objects to include in slides How to set the starting and ending camera positions for slide
3D features for science teachers and astronomy educators
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This video is designed to give science teachers and astronomy educators an overview of WWT's 3D model of the solar system and cosmos. We demonstrate how WWT can help students understand and visualize: night and day seasons Moon phases parallax distances...
3D Features
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This video is designed to give an overview of WWT's 3D model of the solar system and cosmos. While this video was developed for science teachers and astronomy educators, it can be useful for anyone looking to better understand the capabilities of the...
Journey through the Universe
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This tour gives a quick overview of some of WWT's main features, allowing the user choose what parts of the universe to explore. User may choose from the following: Our Solar System Orion in 3-D Our Milky Way A Galaxy Cluster in 3-D Earth The Surface of...
Orion Nebula
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Star and planet formation in the Orion Nebula as shown in images from the Hubble Space Telescope. Credits Frank Summers
Eta Carina Nebula
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A brief tour of the Eta Carina Nebula from the Hubble Advanced Camera for Surveys. Credits Curtis Wong, MSR
Naked-eye open star clusters
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Here are several open star clusters that you can identify without binoculars or a telescope from a dark-sky site. Credits Jeremy McGovern
Eagle Nebula
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A tour by David a 5th grade student from Issaquah, Washington Credits David, 5th grade student from Issaquah, Washington