Planets Planets Planet Groups The Inner Planets Planets
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![Earth’s Motion through space What causes the seasons? • The tilt of the Earth Earth’s Motion through space What causes the seasons? • The tilt of the Earth](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-7.jpg)
![Which of the following diagrams shows the correct seasonal orientation of the Earth as Which of the following diagrams shows the correct seasonal orientation of the Earth as](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-8.jpg)
![Phases of the moon 1. 1. New moon None of the moon is visible Phases of the moon 1. 1. New moon None of the moon is visible](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-9.jpg)
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![Mars • Called the “Red planet” due to the iron rich rock (Rusty) • Mars • Called the “Red planet” due to the iron rich rock (Rusty) •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-11.jpg)
![Outer Planets – The gas giants • All the gas giants have thick atmospheres Outer Planets – The gas giants • All the gas giants have thick atmospheres](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-12.jpg)
![Jupiter and Saturn • Jupiter • The largest and most massive planet • Has Jupiter and Saturn • Jupiter • The largest and most massive planet • Has](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-13.jpg)
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Planets
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Planets
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Planet Groups • The Inner Planets – Planets closest to the Sun • • Mercury Venus Earth Mars Pluto? ? ? The Outer Planets far from the Sun § Jupiter § Saturn § Uranus § Neptune
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Mercury • • • Planet closest to the Sun Smallest Terrestrial Planet Has no moons of its own Has extreme temperatures because 1) ______________ 2) ____________
![Venus Can be seen in the west just after sunset or in the Venus • Can be seen in the west just after sunset or in the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-5.jpg)
Venus • Can be seen in the west just after sunset or in the morning sometimes. • Is also called the “evening or morning star” even though it is not a star. • Similar to Earth in size and mass and is called the Earth’s twin • Has the hottest surface of all the planets because of the greenhouse effect
![Earths Motion through space ROTATION REVOLUTION The Earth spinning around its Earth’s Motion through space • ROTATION • REVOLUTION – The Earth spinning around its](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-6.jpg)
Earth’s Motion through space • ROTATION • REVOLUTION – The Earth spinning around its axis – The Earth moving around the Sun – Takes 1 day (24 hrs) – Takes 1 yr (365 days) – Causes days and nights – Causes seasons
![Earths Motion through space What causes the seasons The tilt of the Earth Earth’s Motion through space What causes the seasons? • The tilt of the Earth](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-7.jpg)
Earth’s Motion through space What causes the seasons? • The tilt of the Earth causes seasons. http: //www. teachersdomain. org/resource/ess 05. sci. ess. eiu. seasonsgame/
![Which of the following diagrams shows the correct seasonal orientation of the Earth as Which of the following diagrams shows the correct seasonal orientation of the Earth as](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-8.jpg)
Which of the following diagrams shows the correct seasonal orientation of the Earth as it rotates around the Sun?
![Phases of the moon 1 1 New moon None of the moon is visible Phases of the moon 1. 1. New moon None of the moon is visible](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-9.jpg)
Phases of the moon 1. 1. New moon None of the moon is visible Crescent Moon Less than half of the Earth facing side of the moon is visible 2. Quarter Moon Exactly half of the Earth-facing side of the moon is visible 3. Gibbous Moon More than half of the Earth-facing side of the moon is visible 4. Full Moon The entire Earth facing side of the moon is visible. High tides occur during Full Moons
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Waxing & Waning • http: //www. teachersdomain. org/resource/e ss 05. sci. ess. eiu. mphase/ • If the part of the moon that we see from the Earth is INCREASING, we say the moon is WAXING. • If the part of the moon that we see from the Earth is DECREASING, we say the moon is WANING.
![Mars Called the Red planet due to the iron rich rock Rusty Mars • Called the “Red planet” due to the iron rich rock (Rusty) •](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-11.jpg)
Mars • Called the “Red planet” due to the iron rich rock (Rusty) • Mars is quite cold due to – 1) Its thin atmosphere – 2) Its distance from the Sun
![Outer Planets The gas giants All the gas giants have thick atmospheres Outer Planets – The gas giants • All the gas giants have thick atmospheres](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-12.jpg)
Outer Planets – The gas giants • All the gas giants have thick atmospheres • Outer layers of the gas giants are extremely cold due to the distance from the Sun • All the gas giants have moons • They also have RINGS – thin disks of small particles of ice and rock.
![Jupiter and Saturn Jupiter The largest and most massive planet Has Jupiter and Saturn • Jupiter • The largest and most massive planet • Has](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-13.jpg)
Jupiter and Saturn • Jupiter • The largest and most massive planet • Has 4 moons • Saturn • The 2 nd largest planet • Has the most spectacular rings around it
![Uranus Neptune Pluto Uranus Looks bluegreen in color because of Uranus , Neptune & Pluto • Uranus • Looks blue-green in color because of](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image/eb5c34dd7c90a264aae1b90c5df42db7/image-14.jpg)
Uranus , Neptune & Pluto • Uranus • Looks blue-green in color because of the methane in the atmosphere • Neptune • Is a cold, blue planet • Its atmosphere contains visible clouds. Pluto – A Dwarf Planet Because it has not cleared out the neighborhood around its orbit. Has a solid surface Is smaller & denser than the outer planets
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Answer these questions • • 1) Which planets make up the inner planets? 2) Which planets make up the outer planets? 3) Name 4 characteristics of the outer planets? 4) Give two differences between rotation and revolution. • 5) Name the different phases of the moon and write a sentence on each. • 6) What is the order of planets? • 7) Come up with an acronym for YOU to remember the order of the planets.
Inner critic and inner defender
Solar system jeopardy
What separates the inner planets and outer planets
Inner planets and outer planets
Why is earth called blue planet
Uranus distance from sun
Inner defender examples
Mercury diameter km
What are the four inner planets
Eighth planet from the sun
Characteristic of mars
Inner planets definition
What separates the inner and outer planets
Kidsastronomy.com/solar system
Inner outer planets venn diagram
Is venus terrestrial or gaseous