CHAPTER 2 LESSON 2 THE SOLAR SYSTEM.

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CHAPTER 2 LESSON 2 THE SOLAR SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION WHAT IS THIS A PICTURE OF?

INTRODUCTION HOW IS THIS DIFFERENT THAN EARTH’S MOON?

INTRODUCTION HOW IS THIS LIKE EARTH’S MOON?

INTRODUCTION WHAT OTHER OBJECTS ARE IN SPACE?

SOLAR SYSTEM The solar system is made up of the Sun and everything that orbits it.

SOLAR SYSTEM The solar system formed from a cloud of gas and dust that pulled together due to the force of gravity.

SOLAR SYSTEM The Sun is a star that formed at the center of the solar system.

SOLAR SYSTEM The other objects in the solar system formed from leftover gas and dust pulled by gravity into a disk.

FORMATION OF THE SOLAR SYSTAEM

CHARACTERISTICS OF PLANETS 1. Orbits the Sun 2. Is massive enough to be nearly spherical in shape 3. Has no other large object in its orbital path.

SOLAR SYSTEM

PLANET FACTS All eight planets revolve in the same direction around the Sun.

PLANET FACTS The closer a planet is to the Sun, the faster it revolves.

SOLAR SYSTEM The most distant planet is Neptune, which is about 30 AU from the Sun

DWARF PLANETS Orbit the Sun Nearly spherical in shape Share their orbital paths with other objects of similar size

MOON A natural satellite that orbits an object other than a star.

ASTEROIDS Small, rocky objects that orbit the Sun.

ASTEROIDS There are many of these objects in the asteroid belt between the planets Mars and Jupiter.

COMETS Small, icy objects that orbit the Sun and develop tails as they get close to the Sun.

METEOROIDS Solid bits of debris that travel through the solar system.

METEOR A meteoroid that passes through Earth’s atmosphere produces a streak of light

METEORITE A meteoroid reaches Earth

INNER PLANETS CLOSE TO THE SUN.

INNER PLANETS THEY ARE ROCKY

INNER PLANETS FORMED FROM HEAVIER ELEMENTS

INNER PLANETS HAVE FEW OR NO MOONS.

INNER PLANETS ROTATE MORE SLOWLY

OUTER PLANETS

OUTER PLANETS MADE UP MAINLY OF GASES. CALLED THE “GAS GIANTS”.

OUTER PLANETS LARGER THAN THE INNER PLANETS.

OUTER PLANETS HAVE SYSTEMS OF RINGS.

OUTER PLANETS HAVE MANY MOONS.

OUTER PLANETS HAVE THICK ATMOSPHERES.

OUTER PLANETS The largest planet in the solar system is Jupiter.

OUTER PLANETS Saturn is the only planet that has rings that are easy to see.

OUTER PLANETS Uranus and Neptune appear to be blue because of the amounts of the gas methane in the atmosphere.