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1 Learning Goals Analyze and interpret data to compare the properties of Earth and other planets (including composition, density, surface expression of tectonics, climate, and conditions necessary for life).

2 Use mathematical and computational thinking to explain the motion of an orbiting object in the solar system.

3 Construct explanations for how the solar system was formed.

4 Construct explanations for how the solar system was formed.

5 Scientific names are Latin (or latinized) names assigned to particular organisms, living or extinct, based on binomial system of nomenclature. Although only one scientific name isvalid for a given organism at a given time, certain organisms may have a few other scientific names, known as synonyms, which are still valid for a given period of time.

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