'Solar system debris' diaporamas de présentation

The Planets

The Planets. Science for Teachers. INTRODUCTION TO THE PLANETS. A. Two Groups of Planets. 1. Inner Planets --Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars 2. Outer Planets --Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune 3. Asteroid Belt --between Mars & Jupiter--separates the inner & outer planets.

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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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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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The Solar System

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The Solar System

The Solar System. Planets Their Moons, Rings Comets Asteroids Meteoroids The Sun A lot of nearly empty space. Ingredients?. In order going outwards from the Sun: Mercury Venus Earth Mars Asteroid belt (thousands) Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

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Planetary Satellites

Satellite. Any body that orbits antoher Natural satellites are moons 6 of the 8 planets have at least one moon Mercury and Venus do NOT have a moon. Planetary Satellites. Earth. 1 moon. Mars. 2 moons Phobus & Deimos. Jupiter. At least 28 moons

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Announcements

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Planets in Debris Disks

Planets in Debris Disks. Planet-Debris co-evolution Where can debris exist? Cases: Solar system, upsilon Andromedae, 47 Ursae Majoris What we are learning from the Kuiper Belt. Renu Malhotra University of Arizona. Debris tells planets where to move; planets tell debris where to stay.

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