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Small Bodies in the Solar System

Small Bodies in the Solar System. Chapter 18, Section 3. 1. How are asteroids, comets and meteors different?. Small Bodies. In addition to planets & moons, the solar system contains many other types of objects, including comets, asteroids, and meteoroids.

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THE LIFE OF A STAR

THE LIFE OF A STAR. http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/nebula/2004/26/. What will determine how a star lives out its life? ( Examine the diagram.). How much mass a star has. What is mass? How much matter is present in a given object. (1) Nebula.

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Formation of Our Solar System

Formation of Our Solar System. Image: Lunar and Planetary Laboratory: http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/multimedia/display.cfm?IM_ID=178. 1. Some data to explain: 1. Planets isolated 2. Orbits ~circular / in ~same plane

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Black Holes Research

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Galaxies

Galaxies. Astronomy 115. First, which of the following is a galaxy?. Open cluster Globular cluster Nebula Interstellar medium (gas and dust) Supernova remnant None of these. First, which of the following is a galaxy?. Open cluster Globular cluster Nebula

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ENTROPY

ENTROPY. Second Law is not Conserved . ENTROPY. Second Law is not Conserved Total entropy of the universe is increasing. ? S = ? S SYST + S ENVIR > 0. ENTROPY. Second Law is not Conserved Total entropy of the universe is increasing.

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