'Nationalgeographic com science space' diaporamas de présentation

Where is that in my Space

Where is that in my Space. Susana Angulo, Christy Brown, Teresa Morales, Robin Reichenbach Physical Science 2004 Spring 2009 Dianne Phillips. Introduction :.

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OUR SOLAR SYSTEM

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM. Grade 6 By Lauren Rickman. TENNESSEE SCIENCE STANDARDS. Grade Level Expectations GLE 0607.6.1 Analyze information about the major components of the universe. GLE 0607.6.2 Describe the relative distance of objects in the solar system from earth. .

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The Center of It All

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Components of Space

Components of Space. Universe. All of space that includes many galaxies. Galaxy. A system of stars mixed with gas and dust. We are part of the Milky Way Galaxy, which is a spiral galaxy. The next closest galaxy is called Andromeda.

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Our Solar System

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Pluto and Other Kuiper Belt Objects

Pluto and Other Kuiper Belt Objects. Julia Richardson Valerie Voswinkel Mohammad Kredan Jessie Podolin. Basic Properties. Neither a terrestrial or jovian Rocky dwarf planet Tilt: 199.61 degrees Direction of rotation on its axis: clockwise (also referred to as the opposite direction)

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Neptune

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Earth

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Mercury

Mercury. By: Cassie, Sara, Corey, and Josh H. . Mercury is the hottest little planet around!. Quick Facts: . The fastest moving planet in our Solar System. Distance form the sun: 35, 983,095 miles Length of year: 88 days Length of day: 1,407 hours, 30 minutes

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Uranus

Jongko , Jeremy B, Noah J. Uranus. Uranus. Jovian-planet Ice giant Atmosphere is lightly composed of hydrogen and helium Core is very rocky Discovered by Herschel. Basic properties. Tilt: 97.77 degrees Direction of rotation: Length of Day: 17 hours and 14 minutes

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Area

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THE SUN!!

The sun is the biggest star in the solar system and keeps all the planets warm and the closer you are the warmer you get and the further you are the colder. . THE SUN!!.

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Planet Earth

Planet Earth. Our Home planet. Earth is where we live Earth is made up of water, land, and air It is the only planet that humans are able to live on 70% of the Earth is made of water. Rotation of the Earth. The Earth rotates around the sun It also rotates on its own axis

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MARS

MARS. Prepared by S. Henderson Mrs. P 3 rd Grade Science Class November 16, 2011. INTRODUCTION.

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