Space Math at NASA: Problems Related to CMEs and Flares
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| Material Type |
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| Math Skills |
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| Heliophysics Big Ideas |
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| NGSS |
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| Heliophysics Topics |
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| Heliophysics Missions |
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| Material Cost per Learner | Free |
| Language | English |
This problem set from Space Math at NASA contains 24 math problems exploring coronal mass ejections, integrating authentic space weather data into physics lessons. Designed for grades K-12+ it provides educators with practical, data-driven exercises to help students apply mathematical concepts to real-world solar phenomena. Teachers can implement these problems as supplementary assignments, classroom activities, or exam questions within high school physics or astronomy units. Students will analyze solar activity by calculation, helping them connect space science topics like geomagnetic storms and magnetic fields to core math and science standards.
Credits: SpaceMath@NASA, Dr. Odenwald



