'Major moons' diaporamas de présentation

Plan for this week

Plan for this week. The jovian planets 5 major moons Comets, asteroids, and Earth impacts. The jovian planets. The jovian planets. All very large All rotate very fast All made mostly of gaseous material. Jupiter. Jupiter. The Great Red Spot. Jupiter. Saturn. Saturn. Uranus. Neptune.

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. Toward A New Heaven And A New Earth. Free Response Question 2009. Analyze how Galileo, Descartes, and Newton altered traditional interpretations of nature and challenged traditional sources of knowledge. Traditional Interpretations . and. Traditional Sources of Knowledge .

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Uranus

Uranus. Amy Gerrelts Tyler Schmidt Madison Santee Katie Bandy (maybe). Pre-Assessment. What spacecraft discovered Uranus? Uranus is the ___ planet. True/False: The blue color of Uranus comes from the hydrogen in the atmosphere.

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PLANETS

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Uranus

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Early Refracting Telescopes of the 1600s

Early Refracting Telescopes of the 1600s. By Gabe Taylor and Craig Dailey. How It Works. It uses two lenses to magnify and bend light to form an image Lens make farther away objects appeared close Glass is thicker in the middle in order to focus on a certain point

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Saturn

Saturn. By Josie, Avery, &Eric. The planet Saturn gets its name from the Roman god of agriculture. It is 888 million miles from the sun and 74,899 miles in diameter. One day on planet Saturn is 10 hours and 40 minutes. One year on planet Saturn is 29 years and 6 months.

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