My Notes, From A Ravenclaw (Year 1)
These are my notes for all classes through year 1. There are 7 course in the first year. Charms, History of Magic, Herbology, Potions, Transfiguration, DADA, and Astronomy. I will add as I am able. Please check back for new content.
Please keep in mind, these are only major points and not to be substituted for the actual lessons!
Last Updated
05/31/21
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Chrm 101 Week 1
Chapter 1 -
Dada 101 Week 1
Chapter 2 -
Herb 101 Week 1
Chapter 3 -
Hom 101 Week 1
Chapter 4 -
Ptns 101 Week 1
Chapter 5 -
Tnfg 101 Week 1
Chapter 6 -
Astr 101 Week 1
Chapter 7 -
Chrm 101 Week 2
Chapter 8 -
Dada 101 Week 2
Chapter 9 -
Herb 101 Week 2
Chapter 10 -
Hom 101 Week 2
Chapter 11 -
Ptns 101 Week 2
Chapter 12 -
Tnfg 101 Week 2
Chapter 13 -
Astr 101 Week 2
Chapter 14 -
Chrm 101 Week 3
Chapter 15 -
Dada 101 Week 3
Chapter 16 -
Herb 101 Week 3
Chapter 17 -
Hom 101 Week 3
Chapter 18 -
Ptn 101 Week 3
Chapter 19 -
Tnfg 101 Week 3
Chapter 20 -
Astr 101 Week 3
Chapter 21 -
Chrm 101 Week 4
Chapter 22 -
Dada 101 Week 4
Chapter 23 -
Herb 101 Week 4
Chapter 24 -
Hom 101 Week 4
Chapter 25 -
Ptn 101 Week 4
Chapter 26 -
Tnfg 101 Week 4
Chapter 27 -
Astr 101 Week 4
Chapter 28 -
Chrm 101 Week 5
Chapter 29 -
Dada 101 Week 5
Chapter 30 -
Herb 101 Week 5
Chapter 31 -
Hom 101 Week 5
Chapter 32 -
Ptn 101 Week 5
Chapter 33 -
Tnfg 101 Week 5
Chapter 34 -
Astr 101 Week 5
Chapter 35 -
Chrm 101 Week 6
Chapter 36 -
Dada 101 Week 6
Chapter 37 -
Herb 101 Week 6
Chapter 38 -
Hom 101 Week 6
Chapter 39 -
Ptn 101 Week 6
Chapter 40 -
Tnfg 101 Week 6
Chapter 41 -
Astr 101 Week 6
Chapter 42 -
Chrm 101 Week 7
Chapter 43 -
Dada 101 Week 7
Chapter 44 -
Herb 101 Week 7
Chapter 45 -
Hom 101 Week 7
Chapter 46 -
Ptn 101 Week 7
Chapter 47 -
Tnfg 101 Week 7
Chapter 48 -
Astr 101 Week 7
Chapter 49 -
Chrm 101 Week 8
Chapter 50 -
Dada 101 Week 8
Chapter 51 -
Herb 101 Week 8
Chapter 52 -
Hom 101 Week 8
Chapter 53 -
Ptn 101 Week 8
Chapter 54 -
Tnfg 101 Week 8
Chapter 55 -
Astr 101 Week 8
Chapter 56
Astr 101 Week 7
Chapter 49
Uranus
Rotates on the it's side
The first planet discovered without a telescope in 1781 by William Herschel
The only spacecraft to date that has been sent to Uranus is Voyager 2.
17 hrs for 1 full rotation on its axis and 84 earth years to rotate around the sun.
Uranus has about twenty seven moons
Miranda was named for the Princess of Milan in one of Shakespeare’s most
famous works, The Tempest. The surface of the moon is said to be marred
with canyons deeper than the Grand Canyon in America. Miranda is not a
big satellite either. It is rather one of the smaller moons that Uranus
has.
the inside of the planet is divided into layers. The core, or the
innermost layer, is made up of the same material as Jupiter and Saturn -
rocky material. However, this rocky material is widely distributed
throughout the planet. What envelopes the core is liquid hydrogen (not
the same material as what Jupiter and Saturn have that envelopes their
cores) and helium. These two elements are also found in the atmosphere,
which we will talk about now.
Uranus’ atmosphere is mostly made up of hydrogen, helium, and methane.
However, it has been known for a while that traces of ammonia and water
vapor do exist in the planet’s atmosphere. The temperature of Uranus’
atmosphere can reach very cold temperatures!
Uranus has rings! However, its rings are fainter than most, like
Jupiter’s rings. The inner set of rings are mostly dark coloured, which
contrast from the brightly coloured set of rings by far. Uranus’ rings
are made up of particles that are fairly large in size. Some particles
have reached the length of ten metres, while others may reach the length
of a fifth of it.