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Warm Up April 24, 2013 Read “The Girl Who Named Pluto.” Summarize how Pluto got its name. (It has nothing to do with Disney.)

Agenda Warm Up Correct HW 14.4 Notes Diagram of Solar System Worksheet No Cool Down I haven’t forgotten about your brochures. Keep them for our review day next Tuesday.

14.4 Outer Planets The outer planets are: Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Also called the gas giants

Jupiter Largest planet Thick atmosphere of H and He Great red Spot is a storm larger than earth! May have a core of rock in the center Many moons, the 4 largest are: Io (EYE- oh) Callisto Europa Ganymede

Saturn Spectacular rings of ice and rock Many moons. Atmosphere of hydrogen and helium May have rocky core Largest moon, Titan, is bigger than Mercury

Uranus Looks blue green because of methane (CH4) in its atmosphere Has rings, much darker than Saturn’s that are perpendicular to its orbit. Axis is tilted 90 degrees At least 27 moons, some with ice and volcanic activity

Neptune Cold, bluish planet with visible clouds Photos show a Great Dark Spot which is about the size of earth. This was a storm that is no longer there, but was when voyager flew by. At least 13 moons. The largest, Triton, has a thin atmosphere

Dwarf Planet Pluto Compared to the gas giants, Pluto is Solid Dense Small Pluto also Has unusually elliptical orbit that crosses Neptune’s Travels through the Kuiper Belt (so it does not clear out its orbital path)

Solar System Diagram Worksheet

Homework 14.4 Vocabulary Booklet (2 words) P. 569 #1a-d & #2a-c Finish Solar System Diagram by Tuesday April 30

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