'Outer solar system' diaporamas de présentation

Asteroids, Comets and Meteorites

Asteroids, Comets and Meteorites. Important Points. Small objects in the solar system are leftovers that never accreted into planets Minor planets mostly orbit between Mars and Jupiter Comets formed in the outer solar system and were flung outward by close encounters with other planets

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Asteroids, Comets and Meteorites

Asteroids, Comets and Meteorites. Important Points. Small objects in the solar system are leftovers that never accreted into planets Minor planets mostly orbit between Mars and Jupiter Comets formed in the outer solar system and were flung outward by close encounters with other planets

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ESS 298: OUTER SOLAR SYSTEM

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Stellar Evolution & Planet Formation

Stellar Evolution & Planet Formation. If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the Universe - Carl Sagan. Review of Planetary Formation. Summary of Planetary Characteristics. Planets orbit in nearly the same plane (the ecliptic plane), inclinations are small.

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Awesome Computer Model of the Nebular Theory at work

Complex Knowledge : demonstrations of learning that go above and above and beyond what was explicitly taught. Knowledge : meeting the learning goals and expectations. Foundational knowledge : simpler procedures, isolated details, vocabulary.

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Recipe For a Small Planet

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Astronomy 100: Formation and Structure of the Solar System

Astronomy 100: Formation and Structure of the Solar System. What are the properties of the solar system? How are these properties explained by theories of the formation of the solar system? Why are the planets different from one another?.

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Formation of Our Solar System

Formation of Our Solar System. By the Lunar and Planetary Institute For Use in Teacher Workshops. Image: Lunar and Planetary Laboratory: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/display.cfm?IM_ID=178. Some data to explain: 1. Planets isolated 2. Orbits ~circular / in ~same plane

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Completing the Inventory of the Outer Solar System

Completing the Inventory of the Outer Solar System. Scott S. Sheppard Carnegie Institution of Washington Department of Terrestrial Magnetism. Why Observe Asteroids?.

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Formation of the Solar System

Formation of the Solar System. The Age of the Solar System. We can estimate the age of the Solar System by looking at radioactive isotopes . These are unstable forms of elements that produce energy by splitting apart ( i.e., fission ).

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The Outer Solar System

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Europa and Titan Life in the Outer Solar System

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Introduction to the Solar System

Introduction to the Solar System. Chapter 6. The Sun. Mass in Solar System. Solar System Temperatures. 350 F. 45 F. -390 F. Comparative Planetology. Categorize planets by properties Compare similarities and differences Ask: What physical processes can explain these properties?.

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Hubble Space Telescope

Hubble Space Telescope. Advanced Space Academy Fall 2003. USSRC Proprietary. Hubble Astronomy. The Astronomer: Edwin Hubble The Telescope: Mission, Optics & Repairs Major Discoveries Companions: past, present and future. The Astronomer: Edwin Hubble 1889-1953.

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Session 3: Advances in Our Understanding of Mars Searching for Evidence of Past or Present Life on Mars

Session 3: Advances in Our Understanding of Mars Searching for Evidence of Past or Present Life on Mars. Smithsonian Institution. National Geographic Society. David J. Des Marais NASA, Ames Research Center Moffett Field, CA 94035-1000 David.J.DesMarais@nasa.gov. When and where

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FLY-BY ME TO THE MOON LESSONS LEARNED ON CLOSE ENCOUNTERS Ettore Perozzi Deimos Space ettore.perozzi@deimos-space.com

FLY-BY ME TO THE MOON LESSONS LEARNED ON CLOSE ENCOUNTERS Ettore Perozzi Deimos Space ettore.perozzi@deimos-space.com. FLY-BY ME TO THE MOON: LESSONS LEARNED ON CLOSE ENCOUNTERS E. Perozzi, Deimos Space. Heidelberg 1984.

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Day #4

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Space Flight to the Stars

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The Transparent Sun as a Gravitational Lens: Hollows in the Outer Solar System

The Transparent Sun as a Gravitational Lens: Hollows in the Outer Solar System. R. J. Nemiroff, B. R. Patla (Michigan Tech).

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Solar System

Solar System. Unit 1 Where on Earth??. Inner Solar System!. Sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars Asteroids Satellites & Space Junks. Outer Solar System!. Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto Comets. Homework!. Answer the worksheet on the laptop.

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