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Page 1: The Planets - Weebly

The Planets

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Mercury

•  *Mythology messenger for the gods

• Also the god of thievery •  *Gravity is 1/3 Earth’s • Diameter 3,025 miles • No atmosphere • Very elliptical orbit

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mercury

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•  20 times less dense than earth • No moons • No atmosphere,gravity to small • Silica rock like quartz • Morning and evening star

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Mercury heat pict

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Last part • 1 day is 58 of ours • 1 year is 88 of our days • Numerous craters • 36 million miles • No weather • 800 F to -290 F •  *Acidic ice caps at poles

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VENUS •  *goddess of love and beauty •  Clouded surface •  Move extremely fast •  Surface t = 900 F •  *Air pressure 97 times as dense as

Earth’s

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• Sun rises in west •  *Clouds contain sulfuric

acid •  Volcanoes •  1 year = 225 days •  1 day = 243 days! •  *evidence of once

liquid water •  900-1000 F hottest

in our system.

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more • 3rd brightest object in night

sky • Uncontrolled greenhouse

effect • Lakes of lead • Lightning • Sulfuric acid

clouds

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Earth

• *Terra Mater--Mother Earth

• Life--? • 1 moon

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More •  78 % N •  21% O •  1% trace gases •  WATER

•  *Van Allen radiation belt circles us

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• Volcanics • Plate tectonics, liquid core • Extreme weather • 23 hour 56 min = 1 day • 365.25 days = 1 yr •  *Magnetic field--Only

planet??

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Mother Earth

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MARS

•  *god of war •  *Red color IRON? •  *2 moons • 1 yr = 687 days • 1 day is 24.5 hr

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• Strong wind storms 300 mph •  *CO2 atmosphere •  Temps range from -17 F to -191

F •  *Dry ice at poles •  *Once was water liquid -

canyons

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more still • Valles Marinares is 2100 miles

long •  310 miles across •  12 miles deep •  *Olympus Mons, shield volcano

29-31 km high, 96,100 feet • Base is size of Texas

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Asteroid belt

• Between Mars and Jupiter. Failed Planet?

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Jupiter

•  *King of the gods •  *Largest planet • Son of Saturn, brother to

Neptune •  Father of Venus and Mars • Density is 1.3 g/cm 3

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•  *2/3 of mass of all planets • 1 yr = 11.9 yr • 1 day = 10 hr • Atmosphere of H and He • 2 rings • Gravity is 2.5 x earth’s

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•  *Red spot is gaseous storm •  *Volcanic moon, IO •  No solid surface •  16 moons IO most volcanic in S.S. •  Failed star •  Gas lightning

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• Moons, •  Europa- Life??? Frozen water surface. •  IO- volcanic, land tides. •  Callisto and Ganymede are larger than our

moon, rest are smaller. May be more than 26

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Saturn •  *Father of Jupiter, God of

reaping (farming), ruler of the titans

• Most distant planet visible to naked eye

•  *Density is .7 g/cm3 ! •  *41+ moons

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•  1 day is 10.5 hours •  1 year is 29.5 of ours •  *Gravity is 1.07 of Earth •  + 1000 rings •  *Titan is biggest moon in our

system • H and He atmosphere •  Titan has N atmosphere

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Saturn and Cassini •  Cassini probe exxploring Saturns moons •  Titan-Hyugens probe landed Jan 2006 •  Enceladus-evidence of water-makes saturns

E-Ring

Water Jets-->

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URANUS

• *Father of Saturn and Grandfather of Jupiter

• 3 biggest planet • Discovered 1781

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• 1 yr is 84 Earth Years • 1 day is 17.25 hours • *Gravity is 0.86 Earth’s • *19 AU out or 19 times farther away from sun that Earth

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•  Blue in color (methane) •  15 moons •  Axis is on side-knocked over??? •  @ speed of light 2.75 hr to get

there •  length of day varies because of

axis tilt

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Neptune

•  *god of sea • 1 yr = 164 on Earth • 1 day = 18.5 hour •  *Discovered 1846 • Twin to Uranus

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•  Very small rings •  *Triton moon is being spiraled in- ice

volcanics •  2 moons •  Sun is 900 times dimmer than on earth •  *Mathematically discovered •  *Son of Saturn

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Pluto

•  *God of the underworld •  *Discovered 1930

– Named by an 8th grader • True planet? • 1 day = 6.5 Earth days • 1 yr = 250 earth yr

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pluto

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more • Gravity is 0.5 of earth • Temp is -369 F, -240 C •  no atmosphere? • *size of our moon • *Elliptical orbit passes

inside Neptune

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• 1 moon of about equal size • Never visited by space

probe, 2012 is forecast • 6.5 hours at speed of light • Orbit is tilted •  *Once every 300 years is

inside Neptune for 20 years

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Is it a planet?

• Yes- solid, fixed orbit, just small

• No- Binary, Ice, Inclined orbit, to small, gravity has not cleared orbit

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Beyond Pluto •  *Kuiper Belt •  *Oort Cloud

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Quaoar

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Sedna •  Inuit goddess Sedna •  who rules over the

seas

•  Farthest thing ever identified in OUR

solar System

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