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Formative #1

Formative #1. THE SOLAR SYSTEM. By: Hansen A.K/ 6D. EARTH ~.

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Formative #1

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  1. Formative #1 THE SOLAR SYSTEM By: Hansen A.K/ 6D

  2. EARTH ~ Earth is the third planet from the Sun, and the fift largest planet in the Solar system. It is also the largest of the Solar System's four terrestrial planets. It is sometimes referred to as the world, the Blue Planet, or by its Latin name, Terra.

  3. FACTS ABOUT EARTH - Spins on its axis The Earth spins or rotates on its axis in a counterclockwise motion, as viewed from above the North Pole. It makes one revolution in 24 hours. The spinning of the Earth on its axis is what makes the Sun to look like it’smoving across the sky. - Satellites The Earth has only one moon, while Mars has two moons and Jupiter has 9 moons

  4. EARTH DETAILS Size The diameter of the Earth at the equator is 12,756 km (7,926 miles), and its circumference or distance around the Earth at the equator is 40,075 km (24,901 miles). Gravity Gravity is the force at a distance that attracts objects of mass toward each other. The force of gravity from the Earth holds down our atmosphere, oceans and everything else.

  5. Composition of Earth and its Appearance Any group of diverse materials can be classified by chemistry or physical properties. Chemistry refers to different materials, and physical properties refers to such things as whether the materials are solids or liquids, etc. Some physical layers in the earth consist of 2 chemical layers and some chemical layers consist of 2 physical layers.

  6. Earth’s Atmosphere & Temperature Solid and liquid The percentage composition of the Earth's solid and liquid materials (by mass) is: Percentage Iron 34.6% Oxygen 29.5% Silicon 15.2% Magnesium 12.7% Nickel 2.4% Sulfur 1.9% Titanium 0.05% Temperature The average temperature of Earth according to NASA figures is 15°C. The hottest temperature ever recorded on our planet was 70.7°C in the Lut Desert of Iran in 2005. On the other end of the spectrum, the coldest temperature recorded on Earth was in Vostok, Antarctica at -89.2 C. If it were not for the natural greenhouse gas effect of our atmosphere, our planet would plunge to a chilly zero on the Celsius scale.

  7. Human Being Fare on Earth I think earth is the right place for humans because there is 02 (oxygen) that humans need and many source of food and drink. The gravity also helps Human to balance on the ground an not float. The temperature is also very relative to our needs as it’s not THAT cold or THAT hot as we’ve got diferent seasons and weathers in different places too.

  8. Mercury~ Mean orbital velocity: 47.87 km/sMaximum orbital velocity: 58.98 km/sMinimum orbital velocity: 38.86 km/sOrbit inclination: 7.00°Sidereal rotation period: 1407.6 hoursLength of day: 4222.6 hoursDiscovery: Known since prehistoric timesMinimum distance from Earth: 77,300,000 kmMaximum distance from Earth: 221,900,000 kmMaximum visual magnitude: -1.9 Mass: 0.3302 x 1024 kgVolume: 6.083 x 1010 km3Average radius: 2439.7 kmAverage diameter: 4879.4 kmDensity: 5.427 g/cm3Escape velocity: 4.3 km/sSurface gravity: 3.7 m/s2Visual magnitude: -0.42Natural satellites: 0Rings? – NoSemimajor axis: 57,910,000 kmOrbit period: 87.969 daysPerihelion: 46,000,000 km

  9. Venus~ • Perihelion (106 km) : 107.5 • Mean Orbital Distance (106 km ) : 108.2 • Aphelion (106 km) : 108.9 • Average Orbital Velocity (km/s) : 35 • Orbital Inclination (from Earth's Orbit) : 3.4° • Orbital Eccentricity : 0.007 • Equatorial Radius (km) : 6051.8 • Polar Radius (km) : 6051.8 • Volume (1010 km3) : 92.843 • Ellipticity (Variation from Sphere) : 0.000 • Axial Tilt (from Earth's geographic North) : 177.4° • Mass (1024 kg) : 4.87 • Density (water=1) : 5.243 Global Magnetic Field Strength (Gs) / Tilt : - / - Discovererd : Unknown Discovery Date : prehistory Escape Velocity (km/s) : 10.36 Gravity (m/s2) : 8.802 Surface Pressure (bars) : 92 Total Mass of Atmosphere (kg) : 4.8x1020 Sidereal Rotation Period (hours) : -5832.5 Length of Day (hours) : 2802 Tropical Orbital Period (days) : 224.7 Bond Albedo : 0.750 Visual Geometric Albedo : 0.65 Visual Magnitude : -4.40 Solar Irradiance (W/m2) : 2613.9 Black-Body Temperature (K) : 231.7 Average Surface Temperature (Celsius) : 464° Number of Moons : 0 Rings :No

  10. MARS • Surface Pressure (bars) : 0.000636 • Total Mass of Atmosphere (kg) : 2.5x1016 • Sidereal Rotation Period (hours):24.6229 • Length of Day (hours):24.6597 • Tropical Orbital Period (days):686.980 • Bond Albedo:0.306 • Visual Geometric: 0.367 • Visual Magnitude:-3.86 • Solar Irradiance (W/m2):1367.6 • Black-Body Temperature (K) : 254.3 • Average Surface Temperature (Celsius) :15° • Number of Moons :1 • Rings? :No • Global Magnetic Field Strength (Gs) / Tilt : 0.3076 / 11.4° • Discoverer :Unknown • Discovery Date :Prehistory Perihelion (106 km) : 206.62 Mean Orbital Distance (106 km) : 227.92 Aphelion (106 km) : 249.23 Average Orbital Velocity (km/s): 24.13 Orbital Inclination (from Earth's Orbit) : 1.850° Orbital Eccentricity : 0.0935 Equatorial Radius (km) : 3397 Polar Radius (km) : 3375 Volume (1010 km3) : 16.318 Ellipticity (Variation from Sphere) : 0.00648 Axial Tilt (from Earth's geographic North): 25.19° Mass (1024 kg) : 0.64185 Density (water=1) : 3.933 Escape Velocity (km/s) : 5.03 Gravity (m/s2) : 3.716

  11. Jupiter • Surface Pressure (bars) : N/A • Total Mass of Atmosphere (kg) : N/A • Sidereal Rotation Period (hours):9.9250 • Length of Day (hours):9.9259 • Tropical Orbital Period (days): 4330.595 • Bond Albedo:0.343 • Visual Geometric: 0.52 • Visual Magnitude: -9.40 • Solar Irradiance (W/m2): 50.50 • Black-Body Temperature (K) : 110.0 • Average Surface Temperature (Celsius) :-110° • Number of Moons :63 • Rings? :Yes • Global Magnetic Field Strength (Gs) / Tilt : 4.28 / 9.6° • Discoverer: Unknown • :Discovery Date :Prehistory Perihelion (106 km) : 740.52 Mean Orbital Distance (106 km) : 778.57 Aphelion (106 km) : 816.62 Average Orbital Velocity (km/s): 13.07 Orbital Inclination (from Earth's Orbit) : 1.304° Orbital Eccentricity : 0.0489 Equatorial Radius (km) : 71,492 Polar Radius (km) : 66,854 Volume (1010 km3) : 143,128 Ellipticity (Variation from Sphere) : 0.06487 Axial Tilt (from Earth's geographic North): 3.13° Mass (1024 kg) : 1898.6 Density (water=1) : 1.326 Escape Velocity (km/s) : 59.5 Gravity (m/s2) : 23.1

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  13. Conclusion~ My conclusion is that the earth is the right place for human as the gravity, food and drink source, weather and others relate to human’s needs as the other planets today were still unable to live in without the astronout suits and costume as the criterias of human’s survival are not complete.

  14. Hyperlinked video • Earth Movie • Venus Movie • Mars movie

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