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Day #4

Day #4. Astronomy—Solar System Intro. Review vocab from days 2-3, then quiz. theory Geocentric model/theory Heliocentric model/theory Big Bang universe galaxy solar system. Milky Way spiral galaxy Local Group. Review Questions.

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Day #4

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  1. Day #4 Astronomy—Solar System Intro

  2. Review vocab from days 2-3, then quiz • theory • Geocentric model/theory • Heliocentric model/theory • Big Bang • universe • galaxy • solar system • Milky Way • spiral • galaxy • Local Group

  3. Review Questions • Which object is the largest: Earth, the sun, the Milky Way Galaxy, supergiant star? • >>the Milky Way Galaxy • Where in the Milky Way Galaxy is the solar system found? • >>in an outer arm • A light year is a unit of _________. • >>distance

  4. Define, describe, OR sketch the following words for today… • star • solar system • terrestrial • planet • satellite Use pages 582, 644, 646-647, 660 • inner planet • outer planet • AC also read pages: • 583-588

  5. Our Solar System(includes the sun, 8 planets and their moons, asteroids, comets, meteoroids & other smaller objects)

  6. SUPERGIANTS (on Orion’s shoulder) GIANTS

  7. Our star, THE SUN • yellow • middle-aged • medium-sized • surface temperature of about 6000°C • medium brightness

  8. Inner Planets also called terrestrial planets small, dense and rocky no rings Mercury Venus Earth Mars Outer Planets also called gas giants all have moons all have at least one ring Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Planets—make a double bubble

  9. Relative size of the planets

  10. Brainpops—as time permits • Black Holes • Life Cycle of Stars • Outer Solar System • Constellations

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