'Earth 1' diaporamas de présentation

International Astronomical Union / Office of Astronomy for Development

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Prof Martin Hendry School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow

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Dr Martin Hendry Dept of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow

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Overview of the Solar System

Overview of the Solar System. You live in a special age. Landings on Moon, Venus, Mars, Titan and asteroid 433 Eros Returned rocks from the Moon Atmospheres probed on Venus, Mars & Jupiter Fly-bys past all planets Venus and Titan radar mapped Fly-bys past asteroid and comets

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Our Solar System

Our Solar System. The Sun. Diameter: 1,390,000 km Fun Facts: It is the largest object in the solar system. Eight planets orbit the sun. Mercury. Diameter: 3,031 miles Number of Moons: 0 Fun Facts: Closest planet to the sun, 8th largest, temperature variations are the most extreme

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Visuals

Visuals. What is a visual?. Research. Visual-based lessons a small overall superiority over the non-visual based instruction No significant difference http://www.nosignificantdifference.org

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The Planets

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How Far is Far?

How Far is Far?. Earth to Moon Distance. Average of 238,000 Miles. Sun to Earth Distance. 1 Astronomical Unit (AU). 93,000,000 Miles. Body AU Mercury .39 Venus .72 Earth 1.0 Mars 1.5 Jupiter 5.2

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Mercury

Mercury. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus. Pluto. Earth 1. Earth 2. Earth 3. Earth 4. Earth 5. Earth 6.

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Planetary Engineering 1

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Apophis

Apophis. Period = 323 days (solar days) = 27,907,200 seconds a = 1.3782E11 m, a earth = 1.49598E11 m.

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