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During the O.W.L. exam, Harry focuses his telescope upon Venus at midnight. [6] However, Venus's orbit is closer to the sun, and when it is midnight at a location, that part of the Earth is approximately facing completely away from the sun. Given these two facts, it is highly unlikely that Harry would have been able to see Venus regardless of Britain's high latitude and the proximity to the summer solstice due to line of sight issues, but the telescope may have been magical. Ron and Hermione ... were ... completing some star charts for Astronomy. ... "You can copy mine, if you like," said Ron, labeling his last star with a flourish and shoving the chart toward Harry. ( PA8) In their fifth year, they were given a lot of homework during their Astronomy classes. They had to study Jupiter’s moons which included Io and Callisto. They were said to be discovered by Galileo Galilei. Io, Callisto, Ganymede, and Europa are four of the moons of Jupiter that are known as Galilean moons in the muggle world. They are named after the four lovers of Zeus, who is the leader of the pantheon of gods in Greek Mythology. They had to study these moons in detail, including writing an essay containing facts like Europa being covered in ice, which Harry accidentally wrote as mice, and Io containing a lot of volcanoes. Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Year 7, Chapter 1 ( Year Seven Begins) - Astronomy Lesson "Dark Cloud Constellations"
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As a result of Lucius Malfoy's failure to obtain the prophecy during The Battle of The Ministry of Magic in June of 1996, Lord Voldemort, furious at Lucius's failure and the fact that some of his top Death Eaters had been re-entombed in Azkaban, decided that Lucius's son, Draco Malfoy, should become a Death Eater, and that he should carry out the mission of killing Dumbledore, rather than Voldemort himself; due to Dumbledore having easily rivalled and surpassed the Dark Lord in power during their duel at the Ministry Of Magic the year prior. [6] Astronomy was taught in the Harry Potter series right from the time when Harry came to study at Hogwarts. In their first year, Harry, Ron, Hermione, and their other classmates went atop the Astronomy Tower every Wednesday at midnight to study the movements of the planets and the names of stars. Aurora Sinistra taught Astronomy at Hogwarts during this period. Hermione Granger helped Ron Weasley learn the important details for their first-year exam, and she asked him questions related to Jupiter to help him remember them during the exams. In their third year, they were given homework assignments by Professor Sinistra to complete several star charts, and they later had practical exams for the same at the end of the year. It was the same year that they were introduced to Divination, and they were also exposed to some concepts closely related to Astronomy.Thorfinn Rowle is portrayed by British actor Rod Hunt in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and in the film adaptations of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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The [O.W.L.] Astronomy theory exam on Wednesday morning went well enough; Harry was not convinced he had got the names of all of Jupiter's moons right, but was at least confident that none of them was inhabited by mice. They had to wait until evening for their practical Astronomy.... ( OP31) Also in the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Rowle's role in the Battle of the Astronomy Tower is handed over to Bellatrix Lestrange, during which she burns down Hagrid's hut instead of Rowle, as he does in the book. Instead, the telescopes seem to be used as surveying instruments, aiding the students in determining the precise positions of celestial objects so that they can enter them on their charts. Harry was not a big fan of Astronomy, as he would have loved to buy a moving model of the galaxy ( PA4), so he’d never have to take Astronomy again. He got an A (Acceptable) for his O.W.L.’s ( HBP5).The top of this tower where observation sessions are held for Astronomy is more or less directly above the front entrance of the castle; the top of the tower has a parapet ( OP31). Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, Year 7, Chapter 28 ( The Last Laugh) - Astronomy Lesson "Dark Matter and Dark Energy"
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