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Earth

Earth. By: Ethan Saffier. Earth’s Symbol. How did earth get its name?. Earth means “The planet inhabited by humans”. Distances. Third closest to the sun 150 Million Kilometers (1 AU). Measurements. Mass- 5,972 x 10 24 Kg Volume- 108.321 x 10 Km 3 Density- 9.78 m/s 2

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Earth

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  1. Earth By: Ethan Saffier

  2. Earth’s Symbol

  3. How did earth get its name? • Earth means “The planet inhabited by humans”

  4. Distances • Third closest to the sun • 150 Million Kilometers (1 AU)

  5. Measurements • Mass- 5,972 x 1024 Kg • Volume- 108.321 x 10 Km3 • Density- 9.78 m/s2 • The Earth would sink, it is to dense

  6. Orbit and Rotation • It takes one earth year to orbit the sun (365 days) • It takes on earth day for each rotation (24 hours)

  7. Size of it’s atmosphere • Thin atmosphere

  8. Temperature Range • Hottest- 1340F • Coldest- -1360F

  9. Composition Appearance • Surface composition- Rocky and rugged • Inner core, outer core, mantle, crust • Green plants, blue water, rocky mountains, thick forests

  10. Weather • Precipitation (rain, snow, etc.) • Hurricanes, Tornados, and tsunamis • Temperatures change throughout the year

  11. Moons • There is only one moon on earth

  12. Water There are three forms of water • Liquid • Solid • Gas

  13. Special Information • Different seasons throughout the solar year • Perfect distance from the sun (Not to hot and not too cold) • The earth has its own orbit that the moon revolves around

  14. Citations • En.wikipedia.org/wiki/earth • Bobthealien.co.uk/earthete.htm • Ionescu/andrei.welcometospaceblog.com • Welcometospaceblog.com/2011/101top-5-what-makes-earth-so-special.htm • faculty.weber.edu/bdattilo/shknbk/notes/cmptstrat.htm

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