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Page 1: Our Solar System Intro Video Intro Video. Your Parents’ Solar System

Our Solar SystemOur Solar System

Intro Video

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Your Parents’ Solar Your Parents’ Solar SystemSystem

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2121stst Century Solar Century Solar SystemSystem

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The Solar System: The Solar System: List of List of IngredientsIngredients

IngredientIngredient

SunSun

JupiterJupiter

Other planetsOther planets

Everything elseEverything else

Percent of total Percent of total mass: mass:

99.8%99.8%

0.1%0.1%

0.05%0.05%

0.05%0.05%

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Our Solar SystemOur Solar SystemOur solar system is

made up of:

Sun Nine planets Their moons Asteroids Comets

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The SunThe Sun

Mostly Hydrogen & HeliumMostly Hydrogen & Helium ~4.6 billion years old~4.6 billion years old

Shines because it is hot:Shines because it is hot: Surface Temp ~6000 CSurface Temp ~6000 C Mostly Visible, UV & IR lightMostly Visible, UV & IR light

Kept hot by nuclear Kept hot by nuclear fusion in its core:fusion in its core:

Builds Helium from Builds Helium from Hydrogen fusion.Hydrogen fusion.

Will shine for ~12 billion Will shine for ~12 billion yearsyears

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Inner PlanetsInner PlanetsThe inner four ““rocky”rocky”

planets at the center of the solar system are:

Mercury Venus Earth Mars

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MercuryMercury

Planet nearest the sun Second smallest planet Covered with craters Has no moons or rings About size of Earth’s moon Extremely hot = 450 o C & Cold @ -

150

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VenusVenus Sister planet to Earth Has no moons or rings Hot, 464 o C Temperature, thick

atmosphere Brightest object in sky besides sun and

moon (looks like bright star) Covered with craters, volcanoes, and

mountains

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EarthEarth

Third planet from sun Only planet known to have life

and liquid water Atmosphere composed of

composed of Nitrogen (78%), Oxygen (21%), and other gases (1%).

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MarsMars

Fourth planet from sun Appears as bright reddish

color in the night sky Surface features volcanoes and

huge dust storms Has 2 moons: Phobos and

Deimos

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Outer PlanetsOuter Planets

The outer planets are considered “giant gas”giant gas” planets:

Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

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JupiterJupiter

Largest planet in solar system

Brightest planet in sky 60+ moons, 5 visible

from Earth Strong magnetic field Giant red spot

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SaturnSaturn

6th planet from sun Beautiful set of

rings 31 moons Largest moon, Titan, Easily visible in the

night sky

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UranusUranus 7th planet from sun Has a faint ring

system 27 known moons Covered with clouds Uranus sits on its side

with the north and south poles sticking out the sides.

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NeptuneNeptune

8th planet from sun Discovered through

math 7 known moons Triton largest moon Great Dark Spot

thought to be a hole, similar to the hole in the ozone layer on Earth

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Outermost Outermost Dwarf PlanetDwarf Planet

Pluto, the outermost , is a small solid icy planet is smaller than the Earth's Moon.

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PlutoPluto

9th planet from sun (usually)

Never visited by spacecraft

Orbits very slowly Moon, Charon, is

very close to Pluto and about the same size

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AsteroidsAsteroids

Small bodies Believed to be left

over from the beginning of the solar system billions of years ago

100,000 asteroids lie in belt between Mars and Jupiter

Largest asteroids have been given names

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CometsComets

Small icy bodies Travel past the Sun Give off gas and

dust as they pass by

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Writing ActivityWriting Activity

Write a paragraph about the solar system. Include 5 facts covered in this presentation.