'Inner planets' presentation slideshows

Formation of the Universe

Formation of the Universe. Nebula. All the ingredients for building planets, moons, and stars are found in the vast, seemingly empty regions of space between the stars.

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Solar System Review

Solar System Review. Read each question click to get the correct answer. To spin around is to a. rotate. b. revolve. c. orbit. d. gravitate. Chunks of rock or metal that orbit the Sun are referred to as a. daystars. b. comets. c. meteorites. d. asteroids.

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Astronomy Fly Swatter Game #1 (Pictures)

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OUR SOLAR SYSTEM by lynden shipman

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM by lynden shipman. The solar system wa s formed around 4.6 billion years ago. The inner planets are smaller and made mostly out of rock and metal. OUR SUN. The sun is a star. The sun is the hottest planet in our solar system. Mercury.

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The Final frontier

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Our solar system

By: Jaylen Higgins. Our solar system. Introduction.

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The Inner and Outer Planets

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Our Solar System

Our Solar System. What is the Solar System. Our Solar System is made up of all the planets that orbit our Sun. Besides planets, the Solar System also consists of celestial objects such as moons, comets, asteroids, minor planets, and dust and gas.

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Space Project

Space Project. B y : J o n a h G i e r. Our solar system consists of eight planets : Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. All of them orbit the sun. Inner Planets. Mercury is the closest Planet to the sun!!. Earth is the only Planet in our solar

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Outer Planets

Outer Planets. The outer planets are called Jovian or Jupiter-like. These planets are made of gas and are several times more massive than the Earth. The Jovian planets grew to present size in about 10 million years.

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Out there in

Out there in. SPACE. By Gabriella Janush Hernandez. Seventh grade 5 th period. The Solar System. the solar system so huge to us but is only a speck of dust in the whole universe. Our solar system is about 5 billion years old. It also ha s 170 moons. The Inner Planets.

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Space

Space. By Keiran Harvey . The Planets . Saturn Mars Earth Jupiter Pluto Uranus Venus Sun. Saturn. Did you know? Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun. T he second largest planet in the Solar System . The rings around Saturn are mostly made from small pieces of ice. . Mars.

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Chapter 7 Lesson 3

What are the inner planets By: Trey W illiams. Chapter 7 Lesson 3. Mercury. Closest to the sun Coved in low spots About 58,000,ooo km from the sun Has no moons. Venus. Second planet from the sun Very hot and dry Atmosphere is made of thick clouds

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The Solar System Diane Vizzard Franklin Elementary

The Solar System Diane Vizzard Franklin Elementary At the center of our solar system is the sun. Nine planets orbit the sun.

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Inner Planets vs. Outer Planets

By Brandon Metra. Inner Planets vs. Outer Planets. The Inner Planets. Mercury, Venus , Earth, Mars. Composed mostly of rock. Each has solid surfaces. Planets closest to the sun. Smaller than the outer planets. No rings around these planets. The Outer Planets.

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Rare Earth Hypothesis

Rare Earth Hypothesis. That occurrence of Earth-like planets with complex life forms in the universe is rare . So many geologic and astronomical conditions worked together to create Earth-like environments. Complex life is not common. . Competing Theory: Principle of Mediocrity.

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Asteroids are rocky object that orbits the sun.

Asteroids. Asteroids are rocky object that orbits the sun. Most asteroids are found orbiting the sun in a series of rings. They separate the inner planets from the extra terrestrial planets. It orbits the sun because of the asteroid belt. C omets. A ball of ice and dust that orbits the sun.

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