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SOL Review

Earth Science. SOL Review. SOL ES 1. Density Relationship between mass and volume D = m/v Density is always given as g/ml or g/cm 3 Mass can be determined by using a scale or triple beam balance Volume is determined by using a graduated cylinder. Temperature decreases with depth.

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A Tour through the Solar System

A Tour through the Solar System. The Inner Planets. Include Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars Also known as terrestrial planets (terra means earth in Latin) All terrestrial planets are small, dense, and have rocky surfaces. Mercury Named for the Roman messenger god (Greek - Hermes).

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Our Solar System

Our Solar System. Planets. An object that orbits one or more stars and is not a star itself Spherical Does not share its orbit with another object Inner planets (Terrestrial planets) are Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars) ? Outer planets (Gas planets) are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

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The Solar System

The Solar System. Mercury. First planet from the sun. Mercury has no moons. Mercury has no rings. Mercury has 88 days in a year. One day on Mercury is 59 days on Earth. Mercury. Mercury sometimes is brighter than any other star. Its average distance from the sun is 36 million miles.

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The Solar System

The Solar System. By: Madison Nunley. Our solar system is made up of the sun and eight planets. The planets from nearest to farthest from the sun are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The sun is at the center of our solar system. sun.

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Planets

Planets. Inner (Terrestrial) Small Rocky Closer to sun (faster orbits) Thin atmospheres. Outer (Jovian) Very large Thick atmosphere (H, He, methane) Distant from sun (longer orbits) Rings. Types of Planets. Photos from: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/index.html. Mercury.

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Planets From The Solar System

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Exploring Our Galaxy

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GOOF

Galilean Orbiting Object's Frequencies. GOOF. Original Objective. To determine the rotational frequencies of Jupiter's moons Also to determine to orbital periods of the Moons. What We Tried To Do.

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The Great Galaxy

The Great Galaxy. By Anthony Laudani. Mercury. Mercury has no moons. One year on Mercury is 88 days. Mercury has 1,407 hours in a Earth-day. Venus. Venus is about as big as Earth. It takes 244 days on Venus for a year. Venus was named for the Roman goddess of love and beauty. Earth.

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Space

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Milica Mili ?evi?, Vi2

Milky way. Milica Mili ?evi?, Vi2. Milky way. - Our galaxy is called Milky way. -The solar system formed 4.6 billions years ago. It has eight planets and one star. Those planets are:. Mercury,Venus,Earth,. Mars,Jupiter,Saturn,Uranus and Neptune. And star,to us very. important.

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