Astronomical Misconceptions

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May 2010

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The Physics Teacher, Volume 48, Issue 5, pp. 319-321 (2010).

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Astronomy, Physics Education, Teaching, Teaching Methods And Strategies, Learning Theory And Science Teaching, Demonstration Experiments And Apparatus, Fundamental Astronomy And Astrophysics, Instrumentation, Techniques, And Astronomical Observations

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Do you think that the Moon does not rotate? Do you think that the phases
of the Moon are created by the Earth's shadow? Do you think that the
seasons are a result of the Earth's distance from the Sun? If you
answered ``yes'' to any of these, then you are one of many who possess
misconceptions about astronomy.

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