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Is Pluto a Planet?

Is Pluto a Planet?. Dr John K. Davies & Dr Suzie Ramsay Howat. UK Astronomy Technology Centre, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, Scotland. The classical solar system. Planet Uranus imaged from Voyager 2. Planet Neptune from Voyager 2. Percival Lowell.

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Solar System

and more Solar System Gravity holds it together Our Good Old Solar System Distance Not To Scale Our New and Improved Solar System Distance Not To Scale The Solar System

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Outline of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto (Ch. 8 part II and Ch 9 part I Not exactly like Book)

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$200

$200. Herschel. Who discovered the green disk that became known as Uranus?. $400. Uranus. Which planet has the largest axial tilt?. $600. Causes extreme seasonal effects. Uranus axis does what to the seasons on Uranus?. $800. They contain methane, which absorbs red.

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Outline of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto (Ch. 8 part II and Ch 9 part I Not exactly like Book)

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Solar System Debris: Minor Bodies of the Solar System

Solar System Debris: Minor Bodies of the Solar System. Asteroids Comets Meteoroids. ~few hundred miles. sand grain. How big?. Everywhere!. * Where are they?. . . . But concentrated mainly in the:. Main Asteroid Belt Kuiper Belt Oort Cloud. Asteroids. * Debris left-over

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Announcements HW5 due today for 50% late credit

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Discovery of Uranus, Neptune, Pluto

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Introducing: The solar system!

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PLUTO

PLUTO. Motion and discovery of Pluto. As faint as stars, Pluto is seen to change its position significantly in one day. Pluto by HST. Pluto. Not like a Jovian planet; more like an asteroid, minor planet, or planetesimal ? Kuiper Belt Object

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