Today is no
ordinary day! Why you ask? Because it's the transit of Venus! It only happens
every 105 years. We went out 4 times today. The first time was at 11:10, the
second time was at 11:50, the third was at 12:30, and the forth was at 1:30. We
went out with our safe solar viewers. Venus looks like it has only moved in
millimetres but it has actually moved in km's. I wonder how the sun orbits Venus
since it is not a star. What I really want
to know is why some things melt when too close to the sun but Venus does not?
Good work Jack.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic story, I like how it starts with saying "Today is no Ordinary day" it makes the story sound exciting!
-Michaela