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SITE REVIEW

August 2007

Cosmic Journey: A History of Scientific Cosmology
How we've viewed the universe, from the Greeks to Coopernicus to today.
Grade Level: 6-8, 9-12


http://www.aip.org/history/cosmology/

CONTENT:
Cosmic Journey was developed by the Center for History of Physics and the American Institute of Physics. It tells the story of scientific cosmology from the ancient Greeks to the Hubble Space Telescope, including individuals, ideas, and tools that helped us learn about the universe in which we live.
SITE DESIGN:
The site has a nice design that is easily navigated from the main page. Links are listed under two headings on the front page and internal pages include a top navigation bar.

 

REVIEW:
Teachers and students will find lots of useful information and resources for teaching and learning more about the universe and space at Cosmic Journey: A History of Scientific Cosmology. The material is divided into two main areas; Ideas and Tools. The Ideas section begins with an introduction of the Greek worldview and continues to the start of cosmology and the mechanical universe, island universes, the expanding universe, the Big Bang Theory, and the continuing journey. The articles include images and links that can be clicked for further information. The second section, Tools, explores the tools used to study cosmology, from the naked eye to the first telescopes, from the golden era of refractors to early reflectors and spectroscopes, and on to more modern satellites. Included is a list of resources for further reading that includes both print and online materials.

 

CONTACT INFO:
chp@aip.org

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