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Solar System Review. Solar System Review. Write your answers on your whiteboard as we go over it. What is a planet?. A large object that moves around a star. What are the outer planets?. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune & Pluto. What is a star?. Burning sphere of gases.
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Solar System Review Write your answers on your whiteboard as we go over it.
What is a planet? A large object that moves around a star.
What are the outer planets? Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune & Pluto
What is a star? Burning sphere of gases
What is Mercury? Closest planet to the sun. It is rocky and full of craters.
What is an axis? Imaginary line that Earth rotates around
What is a telescope? Instrument used to observe a distant object
What is an orbit? Path an object takes when revolving around another object
What are the inner planets? Mercury, Venus, Earth, & Mars
What is revolution? Movement of Earth around the sun
What is Saturn? I am known for my beautiful rings made up of bits of ice and rock that revolve around the planet.
What is a meteor? An ASTEROID BECOMES THIS WHEN IT ENTERS THE EARTH’S ATMOSPHERE. Also known as a shooting star.
What is Uranus? I AM THE 7TH PLANET FROM THE SUN. I am called the sideways planet.
What is rotation? Spinning movement of the Earth
What is Neptune? I am more than 2 billion miles from earth. It is the last planet.
What is a comet? Small mass of ice and dust that orbits the sun
What is Venus? I am the hottest planet. The surface of me is covered with thick clouds that trap heat.
What are the gas giants? Name for the outer planets, except for Pluto
What is the moon? The object that orbits around the Earth
What is Mars? I am the 4th planet from the sun. I am known as the red planet.
What is Jupiter? The largest planet. This planet has two red spots.
What is the Sun? The STAR AT THE CENTER OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
What is an asteroid? Objects in a “belt” between Mars & Jupiter
What is Earth? The only planet known to produce oxygen. Also known as the “water planet”
What are phases? Changes in the apparent shape of the moon