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Solar System

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Mars

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The Solar System:

The Solar System:. A Family Portrait. Q.How did the solar system form? A. (possible) The Nebular Theory . Nebular Cloud This massive loosely-bound cloud of dust, ice particles, and gases (primarily hydrogen and helium) had some small rate of rotation due to the method in which it was formed.

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Our Moon and other moons of the Solar System

Our Moon and other moons of the Solar System. Starter 1/25/13. What do you already know about our Moon?. What is a moon?. A moon is a natural satellite of a planet or dwarf planet There are over 170 moons around the planets and dwarf planets in our solar system. Planets and numbers of moons.

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Orbits & Objects in Space

Orbits & Objects in Space. What is an orbit?.

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Things You May Find in the Solar System

Things You May Find in the Solar System. The Sun. The Sun. Star in the center of our solar system Is about 109 times the diameter of Earth Its gravity keeps all of the planets of the solar system orbiting it Made of plasma and is constantly producing energy through nuclear reactions

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OUR SOLAR SYSTEM

Chapter 29. OUR SOLAR SYSTEM. 29.1 Overview of our Solar System. The Earth is one of nine (9) planets that orbit the Sun All planets, as well as their moons, orbit in the same direction All planets except Pluto lie near the same plane

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Solar System

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The lunar South Pole-Aitken Basin as a tectonic equivalent of the Indian geoid minimum.

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Our Solar System

Our Solar System. S8.D.3.1.1-3. Universe. Galaxy. Infinity 2008 video. ) Milky Way Galaxy (Our Galaxy). Universe ? All of the matter and energy that exists ? Everything (all of outer space) ?There are more stars in Universe than grains of sand in the world

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Interiors of Terrestrial Planets

Interiors of Terrestrial Planets. Mercury. MEAN RADIUS: 2439.7 km MASS: 0.055 (Earth=1) DENSITY: 5.43 (g/cm^3) GRAVITY: 0.376 (Earth=1) ORBIT PERIOD: 87.97 (Earth days) ROTATION PERIOD: 58.65 (Earth days) SEMIMAJOR AXIS OF ORBIT: 0.387 au ECCENTRICITY OF ORBIT: 0.206.

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Planet Earth

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Size

Size. Smaller than Earth 8 Mars would fit inside the Earth!. Days and Years. One Earth day is 23 hrs and 56 min One Earth year is 365 days. Days and Years. One martian day is 24 hours and 37 minutes One martian year is 686 earth days, almost two Earth years. Seasons.

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Mars

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Venus

Venus. By: Huong. Venus Info. Venus is the second planet from the sun . It is one of the inner planets. The surface temperature is about 900 degrees Fahrenheit or 484 degrees Celsius. It is the 2nd hottest place in the Solar System.

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Tides and Tidal Forces

Tides and Tidal Forces. Near Satellites Orbit Faster. What If Satellites Are Tethered?. The Tension Is Real. There are Two Tidal Bulges on Earth. Both Moon and Sun Cause Tides. Tides on the Real Earth. Tidal Friction. Tides Affect Earth and Moon . Tides and the Earth-Moon System.

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R. Lundin, M. Yamauchi, and H. Borg, Swedish Institute of Space Physics

IMI - Nozomi Ion Mass Imager. R. Lundin, M. Yamauchi, and H. Borg, Swedish Institute of Space Physics H. Hayakawa, M. Hirahara, T. Mukai, Institute of Space and Astronautics Science. Nozomi orbit. Ion Mass Imager, IMI, on Nozomi. Measures E/q of ions (0.01 - 35 KeV/e)

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Mars, the red planet

Mars, the red planet. By:Chandler Brock.

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Mars

Mars. The Planet Mars.

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