LOM v1.0atomicLOM v1.02URLhttp://portal.discoverthecosmos.eu/node/196134<langstring xml:lang="en">What color would plants have on another planet? </langstring><langstring xml:lang=""/>enPlants as producers perform the process of photosynthesis. Chlorophyll is the molecule – key to photosynthesis. What happens on a planet without enough light? Why the leaves of plants, are green? Are they green on any other planet? To answer all these questions we studied the chlorophyll. With the spectroscope we saw that absorbs red and blue, and reflects the green. With a clever experiment – game showed why the sky on Earth is blue and we associated this fact with the behavior of chlorophyll. We studied the growth of plants under radiation of different wavelengths, as well as in conditions of limited or poor lighting. Chlorophyll photosynthesis spectroscopy plants polarized light blue sky color adsorption.LOM v1.0final1.0LOM v1.0author24 JULY 2013HIOTELIS IOANNISLOM v1.0publisher24 JULY 2013HIOTELIS IOANNISenLOM v1.0LOM v1.0creator24 JULY 2013HIOTELIS IOANNISLOM v1.0validator24 JULY 2013HIOTELIS IOANNISLOM v1.0browserLOM v1.0ms-internet explorerLOM v1.0osLOM v1.0ms-windowsLOM v1.0osLOM v1.0anytext/htmlhttp://portal.discoverthecosmos.eu/node/196134LOM v1.0noLOM v1.0noLOM v1.0activeLOM v1.0very highLOM v1.0difficultLOM v1.0exerciseLOM v1.0graphLOM v1.0slideLOM v1.0tableLOM v1.0experimentLOM v1.0Inquiry-Based TeachingLOM v1.0Project-Based LearningLOM v1.0ICT Supported Culture AwarenessLOM v1.0more than 2 didactic hours15-18LOM v1.0DisciplineScienceAstronomy: AstrobiologyAstronomy: AtmospheresAstronomy: Extrasolar planetsAstronomy: Extraterrestrial lifeGreen plants: Flowering plants/life cycle/parts of plantsGreen plants: PhotosynthesisGreen plants: Plant nutrition and growthLight: ColourLight: Light reflectionLight: Light refractionLight: Properties of light - generallyLight: VisionScientific enquiry: Application of science - generallyScientific enquiry: Asking questionsScientific enquiry: Choosing equipmentScientific enquiry: Fairness of test/comparisonScientific enquiry: Ideas and evidence in scienceScientific enquiry: Prediction compared to resultsScientific enquiry: Recording observations/measurementsScientific enquiry: Scientific predictionScientific enquiry: Secondary informationScientific enquiry: Using science to explainVariation, inheritance and evolution: Evolution - generally