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The Universe and our planet

Made by Základná škola Viliama Záborského Vráble

Slovakia

Erasmus+ - Let´s save the life on our Planet

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What is the Universe ? How did this everything start?

Cosmology is the sience, which is studying the formation of the Universe.

There are several theories about the creation of the Universe.

The opinion on the creation of the Universe has changed over the centuries,

changed the view on the Universe and its evolution.

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The theory of Big Bang The theory of Big Bang is the most famous

theory about the creation of the Universe. There was nothing just a small grain of

super dense very hot material that exploded in a huge flash of energy.

This way even the space as the place appeared. The expansion continues until today.

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Three phases of the creation of our Universe

Huge energy – the expansion of space with enormous power, whichexisted here.

Gradual cooling of energy caused the foundation of the first particles. Then a lot of stars, planets, galaxies

started to create .... The universe as we know it is created.

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The structure of the UniverseNo one knows how big the Universe is. Astronomers calculate that it contains of about 100 billion galaxies, each with an average of 100 billion stars.

Galaxies Galaxy is a huge cluster of stars, nebulas and interstellar material. The smallest galaxies contain about 100,000 stars,but the biggest contain up to 3000 billion stars.

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Questions What´s the name of galaxy in

which the Earth belongs?

And to which system does our Earth belong ?

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The Solar system Solar system consists of the central

star - the Sun and objects that orbit around it in elliptical orbits.

There are 8 planets and their 61 Moons known up to now, then asteroids, comets and meteoroids.

The solar system also contains an interstellar gas and powder.

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Student´s projects and artworks How do pupils look at the Universe?

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The Earth is our planet. What we know about her?

The Earth belongs to the Solar System, which is the part of galaxy named Milky Way.

The Earth is in order the third planet from the Sun. We called it also Blue planet. It is the only planet of the Solar system about which we know that the life was evolved here.

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The structure of the Earth The Earth core with diameter of 6 800 km is

melted metal substance with temperature of 6 000°C.

Above the center there is located layer called Earth mantle. It have got a thickness of 3 000 kilometers.

The surface of mantle is called the Earth crust. Its thickness is about 70 kilometres ,

under the oceans 10-12 kilometres.

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Did you notice ? What is the diameter of core in

kilometres? Answer : 6 800 km

What is the thickness of the Earth crust under the Ocean?

Answer : 10 – 12 km

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The Atmosphere The atmosphere of the Earth gives it the

protection against essential part of Sun radiation to our planet.

The surface of the Earth is surrounded by the atmosphere of about 200 kilometers . It consists esspecially of:

Nitrogen - 78 percent. Oxygen - 21 percent. The other one percent is created by argon, water steam and carbon dioxide.

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Basic parts of atmosphere

Troposphere is to 10 km. The nearest to the surface.

Stratosphere (10-50 km) Mesosphere (50-90 km) Ionosphere (90-230 km).

The hight of 200 kilometres is the border of outer Space.

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The Eart – our planet About 70 percent of the Earth surface

is covered by the water. That´s why our planet is called BLUE PLANET. The highest area on the Earth surface is Tibets mountainous platform. The highest mountain is Mount Everest with 8 848 m.n.m. in Himalayas.

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The Moves of the EarthWe know two primary moves of our Earth:

1. The move around own axis, which we called Earth rotation – it causes the change of day and night.

2. The move around the Sun, which we named circulation of the Earth . It has the shape of ellipse. One circulation of the Earth around the Sun takes 365 days – 1 year.

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The move of the Moon The Moon moves around The Earth for

one month. The Phases of the Moon : Full Moon New Moon Half Moon – twice

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Year seasons In our country we caled them Spring - jar Summer - leto Autumn - jeseň Winter - zima

How do you call them in your country?

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The quiz for you1. What is the structure of our Earth?Earth CoreEarth mantleEarth crust 2. In which hight / km / of atmosphere is the border of outer Space.200 km 3. What is the colour of Mars?RedishWhy? Because of rusty dust kicked up in the atmosphere.

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Thank you for attention

Pupils of Erasmus clubFrom Primary school of Viliam Záborský

in Vráble, SlovakiaDecember 2015

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