FINGERPRINTING THE UNIVERSE: An Interactive Science Exhibit on Spectroscopy

巴恩斯：我们怎么知道到恒星的距离？我们怎么知道恒星是由什么构成的呢？我们怎么知道一个物体运动有多快？这些问题都在这个1488平方英尺的永久性展览中得到解决，该展览强调天文光谱学-对来自天文物体的光的详细分析。这个互动式的双语（英语/西班牙语）展览将展示光谱学的不同应用，提供对宇宙的洞察，并将为学生、教师、家长和公众提供了解宇宙的机会。制作双语辅助材料：学校访客访问前和访问后材料；在游客中心播放“天文台的生活”十分钟简介/资讯短片。目标受众是K-12年级的学生和普通游客。

9626965 Barnes How do we know the distance to a star? How do we know what a star is made of? How do we know how fast an object is moving? These questions are addressed in this 1,488 square foot permanent exhibit which emphasizes astronomical spectroscopy - the detailed analysis of light from astronomical objects. This interactive, bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibit will demonstrate different applications of spectroscopy that provide insight into the universe, and will provide opportunities for students, teachers, parents, and the general public to learn about the universe. Bilingual ancillary materials will be produced: pre- and post-visit materials for school visitors; a "Life at an Observatory" ten-minute orientation/information video to be shown at the visitor center. Target audiences are students in grades K-12, and general visitors.