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Learning StylesStars andGalaxies

PlanetsGrab BagSolar

System

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What is your learning style?

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Visual

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The sun appears to be the brightest star in the sky

because it is the _________ to the earth.

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Closest

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Solar fusion appears in the ___________ of the sun.

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Core

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From the sun’s yellow color, you can infer that it is of

average __________

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Temperature

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The Hertzsprung-Russel diagram shows the sun is this

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G5 star

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This is the galaxy that contains earth

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Milky Way

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These are the colors of the hottest and coldest stars

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Hottest: bluish-whiteColdest: red

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A stars brightness is related to its distance and its

________

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Temperature

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The three types of galaxies include what?

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Spiral, Elliptical, and

Irregular

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The amount of light received on earth from a star

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Apparent Brightness

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Earth-like planets are known as what?

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Terrestrial Planets

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Large chuck of ice, dust, gasses, and rock that orbit

the sun

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Comet

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A body of matter that travels around the sun

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Planet

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The larger planets in the solar system are composed

primarily of what?

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Gasses

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Name the nine planets in order from the sun starting with the closest to the sun

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Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,

Uranus, Neptune, Pluto

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Distances in space are measured in what?

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Light Years

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Solar energy is produced in what process?

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Fusion

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This is known as the birth place of a comet

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Oort Cloud

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He was the first scientist to hypothesize that planets orbit

the sun

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Copernicus

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To what do some scientist accredit global warming?

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Greenhouse Effect

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This planet is known as Earth’s “twin” or “sister”

planet

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Venus

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The “Red Planet”

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Mars

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This is the second largest and lightest planet in the

solar system

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Saturn

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What is Jupiter’s “Great Red Spot?”

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A Storm

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What is the name of Pluto’s moon?

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Charon

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What is the term used to describe the distance from

the sun to the earth? (93,000,000 miles)

DistancesAstronomical Unit

(1 AU)