FAQ Questions about Lessons

Venturin Ladden wrote: 8 Feb 2023, 04:50 Er- Professor? Where do we send the answers to the questions to? To you through an Owl or some other way?

Thank you in advance. @Farron Horne

@Marius Brown

Alr thanks for the help!

Venturin Ladden wrote: 8 Feb 2023, 04:50 Er- Professor? Where do we send the answers to the questions to? To you through an Owl or some other way?

Thank you in advance. @Farron Horne

Hello and welcome to Hio. @Venturin Ladden

Homework will open after having 20 posts and 10 days of being active. You will see in your report card where you will be able to answer Homework and submit.

My apologies for flooding the thread Professor @Farron Horne

@Ashley Dinero Montez, @Venturin Ladden, @Marius Brown

No worries about flooding! You helped a student with homework, and that is what matters!

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Question 7| Who did the calculations for visiting Gonggong? How long would it take to visit with and without the assistance of Jupiter? When would the launch year be? Finally, how far from the sun would it be if that excursion happened during that time frame? /4

I had no idea how to do this, there are no information regarding this in the internet

I saw this owled and I have replied. Information, until later updated can be found either on nasa.gov or Wikipedia- I try to keep all my information from nasa though.

Octavius Baird wrote: 5 May 2023, 13:00 I saw this owled and I have replied. Information, until later updated can be found either on nasa.gov or Wikipedia- I try to keep all my information from nasa though.

oh! no wonder I can't find it... I will look at these websites next time! Thank you sir!

Octavius Baird wrote: 5 May 2023, 13:00 I saw this owled and I have replied. Information, until later updated can be found either on nasa.gov or Wikipedia- I try to keep all my information from nasa though.

Regarding the website, Sir, for the very same question, I can't find the information.

Gonggong (Wikipedia), Jupiter (Space), Launch (nssdc)

The last question is in the lesson.


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Note: I did say I was planning on reverting my questions and such to be from nasa. But for right now, if not in the Lesson, then feel free to google them.

Duvessa Ember wrote: 6 May 2023, 14:02

Octavius Baird wrote: 5 May 2023, 13:00 I saw this owled and I have replied. Information, until later updated can be found either on nasa.gov or Wikipedia- I try to keep all my information from nasa though.

Regarding the website, Sir, for the very same question, I can't find the information.

(Forgot to quote you, but the previous message has the helpful links.)