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How Do We See Dark Matter? — NASA JPL lessonScience · Biology · Grades 6–12Lesson plan

Students will make observations of two containers in order to identify differences in content, justify their claims, and make comparisons to dark matter observations. Materials 2 clear jars or bottles with lids Loose change, washers, or nuts and bolts Water Management Prepare the jars as described in Step 1 of Procedures prior to student arrival or class starting. Background Cosmologists, or people who study the origin and evolution of the universe, have discovered that what we think of as ordi

From NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL Education · Public domain (US Gov) · original source

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