'3 moons' presentation slideshows

The Universe

The Universe. The universe is a termword that describes everything that has matter and energy. Matter is anything that has mass and consists out of area. An example of matter is planets, sun and a table etc.

395 views • 39 slides

The Basics of Geography

The Basics of Geography. Part 3 The Earth in Space. Located in the Milky Way Galaxy, Earth is the third planet from the sun. The Sun. Primarily made of Hydrogen and Helium, the Sun is equal in size to about 109 Earths!. The Terrestrial Planets. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars. Mercury.

464 views • 32 slides

A Closer Look at the Objects of our Solar System

A Closer Look at the Objects of our Solar System. S1-4-08a Compare and contrast properties of the planets of our solar system. KEY WORDS M V E Mo J S U N P Terrestrial Gas giants Asteroid Belt Kuiper Belt. Formation of our Solar System Matter recycled from past supernova explosions

453 views • 31 slides

A Closer Look at the Planets of our Solar System

414 views • 30 slides

Bellwork

Bellwork. What is the organization created by the United States government to explore space?. Tuesday March 25, 2014. Objective: SW learn about the positions and characteristics of the inner planets. Two Systems. Because of distance between them, the planets are divided in two main parts

360 views • 23 slides

Bellwork

Bellwork. What is the organization created by the United States government to explore space?. Tuesday March 25, 2014. Objective: SW learn about the positions and characteristics of the inner planets. Two Systems. Because of distance between them, the planets are divided in two main parts

237 views • 23 slides

Space

Space. By Aarav 5M. Contents. 1. The Sun (page 1) 8.Uranus ( page 8) 2. Mercury (page 2) 9. Neptune and Pluto 3. Venus ( page 3 ) (page 9) 4. Earth ( page 4 ) Glossary ( page 10) 5. Mars ( page 5 ) 6. Jupiter (page 6) 7. Saturn ( page 7).

584 views • 20 slides

Sci. 3-2 Moons Pages 75-82

193 views • 19 slides

Review:

Review:. Name the inner planets in order. The Outer Planets. General. Most of these Planets are Mostly Gas Massive Atmospheres Solid Cores due to pressure All have rings Are called the Gas Giants (but Pluto) Mostly made up of Hydrogen and Helium

153 views • 15 slides

Solar System by: Heidi Keogan, Jennifer DeSimone, and Jessica Busch

Solar System by: Heidi Keogan, Jennifer DeSimone, and Jessica Busch. This presentation will describe the planets in our solar system. It will also describe the sun and its role in the solar system. Mercury. Mercury has a diameter of 3,032 miles (4,879 km)

238 views • 12 slides

Our Solar System

127 views • 12 slides

The Solar System

The Solar System. By: Chloe White Real Science Chapter 4 GLE 0507.6.1. Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter. Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto. The Planets. Mercury. Closest planet to the Earth Smaller than Earth Wrinkled surface No moons. Venus. Almost the same size as Earth

184 views • 11 slides

Week 6 Notes The Outer Planets

105 views • 10 slides