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Announcements Pick up tests Test solutions posted near SL south door Turn in Homework 6 if you haven’t already Pick up Homework 7 First project due Friday, 5:00 p.m.

Pluto and Solar System Debris 11 October 2006

Today: Pluto: the 9th planet(?) Other stuff near Pluto and beyond Comets Minor planets in inner solar system (asteroids) Earth impacts

Pluto Discovered in 1930 by comparing photos taken at different times Slightly farther than Neptune, in tipped, eccentric orbit Smaller than our moon Has one moon, Charon Robotic mission launched January, 2006; will fly by in July, 2015

Kuiper Belt objects (stuff beyond Neptune) Seem to be quite numerous Largest known so far is Eris (fka Xena) Comets come from out here (or farther)

Comets Chunks of rock and ice in highly eccentric orbits Near sun, ice evaporates to produce “tail” A couple have been visited by robotic craft

Comets

Halley’s Comet

Asteroids (minor planets) Most abundant between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter Largest is Ceres, 800 km diameter; most are much smaller, irregular

Asteroids (minor planets)

Comet Shoemaker- Shoemaker-Levy 9

Comet and Asteroid Impacts

Meteor Showers (These occur when earth passes through cloud of debris along a comet’s orbit.)

The Outer Solar System Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune On this scale: 1 A.U. = 7 pixels Orbital radii: Jupiter5.2 A.U. Saturn9.5 A.U. Uranus19 A.U. Neptune30 A.U.

The Inner Solar System Mercury Venus Earth Mars Sun On this scale: 1 A.U. = 120 pixels Diam. of Sun = 1 pixel Diam. of moon’s orbit = 1/2 pixel Diam. of earth = 1/100 pixel

Earth and Moon to scale