Competencies

Competence in Linguistic Communication

Mathematical competence in science, technology and engineering

Personal, social and learning to learn competence

Competence in cultural awareness and expressions

Activity

The weight on the moon

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Theme: Proportionality

Competencies

Competence in Linguistic Communication

Mathematical competence in science, technology and engineering

Personal, social and learning to learn competence

Competence in cultural awareness and expressions

Subjects and year by Educational System

Spain > Mathematics > 2nd ESO > Number sense

Spain > Mathematics > 2nd ESO > Socio-affective sense

Spain > Mathematics > 4th(A) ESO > Number sense

Spain > Mathematics > 4th(A) ESO > Socio-affective sense

Enunciation

Observations and context

- This activity can be framed in mathematics, within the topic of proportionality or as a complementary activity in the classroom.

- It can be tackled, in turn, in the subject of physics and chemistry.

- She comes from a long line of female astronomers: Enheduanna (c.-2285) considered the first female astronomer in history, Hypatia (c.370-c.416), Sophia Brahe (1556-1643), Maria Cunitz (1610-1664), Maria Winkelmann Kirsch (1670-1720). She was a contemporary of figures such as Margaretha Kirch (1703-1744), Caroline Herschel (1750-1848) and Emilie du Châtelet (1706-1749).

- Predecessor of great astronomers and scientists such as Amelie Harlay de Lalande (1768-1832), Mary Fairfax Greig Somerville (1780-1872), Maria Mitchell (1818-1889), Mary Adela Blagg (1858-1944) or Jocelyn Bell Burnell. (1943-).

- She worked alongside mathematician Jerome Lalande, who emphasized the work of women astronomers throughout history.

Description

In this activity we will work on proportionality to predict how much we would weigh on the moon.

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