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UNIT 3: Chapter 8: The Solar System (pages 216-249)
I. Planet Motion
A. Models of the Solar System
1. Geocentric Model- Earth was considered the center of our solar system
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a. The word planet comes from Greek word “planasthai” which means “to wander”
b. Original theory developed by Ptolemy
c. Irregular motion of planets compared to stars made this model very complex
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2. Heliocentric Model- Sun was center of solar system
a. Developed by Polish astronomer Nicholas Copernicus in 1543
b. Said Moon revolves around Earth, and planets revolve around Sun
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c. Galileo confirmed this theory after developing telescope and viewing phases of Venus and moons of Jupiter
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B. Understanding the Solar System
1. Many scientists contributed to our understanding of our solar system
a. Johannes Kepler- discovered planets travel around the Sun in ellipses, not circles
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b. Kepler also discovered planets travel at different speeds in their orbits
1). Closer planets travel faster (Mercury takes only 88 days to complete one
orbit)
2). Outer planets travel slower (Pluto takes 248 years to complete on orbit)
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2. To measure large distances within our solar system, astronomers use an astronomical unit(equals average distance from Earth to the Sun (about 150 million km)
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What’s good science…and what is not?
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3. The nine planets can be classified in several ways
a. Size and other characteristics
1). Terrestrial planets -those like Earth
2). Jovian Planets- giant planets like Jupiter
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b. By location
1). Inner Planets- between Sun and asteroid belt
2). Outer Planets- those beyond asteroid belt
Asteroid belt
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4. Origin of the Solar System
a. Hypothesized that started as large cloud ofgas, ice, and dust about 4.6 billion years ago
b. Began to condense and fragment because of gravitational instability
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c. Increased density caused matter to pull towards the center and rotate
d. Caused it to flatten into a disk with a dense center
e. Sun formed when hydrogen fused into helium when it reached about 10 million degrees Celsius
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C. Other Solar Systems
1. Astronomers have developed new techniques and technologies to find planets around other stars
2. Scientists hypothesize there are many Earth-like planets in the Universe
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II. The Inner Planets
A. Mercury- Second smallest and closest planet to the Sun
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II. The Inner Planets
A. Mercury- Second smallest and closest planet to the Sun
1. Surface looks much like the Moon’s
2. Low gravitational pull (small planet)
3. Surface experiences extremes in temperature (427°C to -170°C)
4. No atmosphere
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B. Venus- Second planet from Sun
1. Venus and Earth are similar in some respects- Size and masses about the same
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2. Differs from Earth in that Venus has dense atmosphere which has 92 times the surface pressure as Earth
a. Clouds on Venus contain droplets of Sulfuric Acid
b. Clouds so dense only 2 percent of sunlight reaches the planet’s surface
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3. Greenhouse effect of atmosphere causes high surface temperatures of 450° to 475°
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C. Earth- Third planet from the Sun
1. Unlike other planets, surface temperature on Earth allows water to exist as a solid, a liquid and a gas
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2. Atmosphere causes most meteors to burn up before they reach surface
3. Ozone in atmosphere protects life from Sun’s intense radiation
4. Life exists all over the planet
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What’s good science…and what is not?
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D. Mars- Fourth planet from the Sun
1. Also called the “red planet” (because iron oxide is some of the weathered rocks give it a reddish color)
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2. Mars is also tilted on its axis so has seasons like Earth
3. Polar ice cap gets larger during Martian winter
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4. Planet changes color when seasonal changes create winds that blow dust
5. Thin atmosphere made mostly of carbon dioxide. Does not filter out harmful rays from the sun
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6. Temperature ranges from 37°C to -123 °C
7. Mars has two small, heavily cratered moons called Phobos and Deimos
8. Features on Mars surface suggest that water was once present.
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9. Mars has been a focal point of NASA planetary exploration for years
a. Mariner 9 Space Probe- one of earliest missions that orbited the planet (1971-
1972)
b. Lastest mission was the Mars Exploration Rover Mission
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10. Martian meteorites have provided a great deal of scientific information
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III. The Outer Planets
A. Jupiter- the fifth planet from the Sun
1. Composed mostly of hydrogen and helium, with some ammonia, methane, and water vapor.
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2. Scientist theorize that the atmosphere gradually changes to a planet wide ocean of liquid metallic hydrogen toward the middle of the planet
3. Below this is a solid rocky core
Rocky core
Metallic hydrogen
Atmosphere of hydrogen and helium
liquid hydrogen
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4. Jupiter has colorful clouds that are storms of swirling, high pressure gas (Great Red Spot- very large visible Storm)
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5. Voyager 1 and 2 flew past Jupiter, and the Galileo space reached Jupiter in 1995
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6. Jupiter has more than 60 moons. Four of these are large enough to be considered small planets
a. Galileo first to discover these 4 moons. b. Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto c. Ganymede is larger than Mercury
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d. Io is most volcanically active body in solar system
e. The other 3 moons may have oceans of water underneath an ice-rock crust
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B. Saturn- sixth planet from the Sun
1. known as the ringed planet.
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2. Could have as many as 34 moons
3. Second largest planet, but has lowest density
4. Thick outer atmosphere of hydrogen and helium with some ammonia, methane and water vapor
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Saturn as seen through the Hubble Telescope
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5. Gasses gradually change to liquid hydrogen and helium
6. May have small rocky core
7. Saturn’s rings composed of countless ice and rock particles ranging in size from a speck of dust to tens of meters across
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C. Uranus- seventh planet from the Sun
1. Discovered in 1781
2. Large planet with 27 moons
3. Rotates on an axis of almost 90 degrees
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4. Atmosphere of hydrogen, helium, and about 2% methane
5. Methane gives the planet a blue-green color (it absorbs red and yellow light, clouds reflect green and blue)
6. Has mantle of liquid water, methane, and ammonia surrounding a rocky core
rocky core
Hydrogen atmosphere
Liquid mantle
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D. Neptune- eighth planet from Sun
1. Discovered in 1846
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2. Under the atmosphere thought to have liquid water, methane, and ammonia covering a rocky core
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3. Has at least 13 moons
4. Largest moon called Triton. Has thin atmosphere
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E. Pluto- Smallest and furthest from the Sun
1. Unlike the other 9 planets
2. Thin atmosphere
3. Solid, ice-rock surface
4. One moon (large compared to Pluto)
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Can you identify the planets in our solar system?
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F. Comets and Other Objects
1. Comets- composed of dust and rock particles mixed with frozen water, methane, and ammonia.
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a. As comet approaches the Sun, it begins to vaporize, forming bright cloud called a coma
b. Solar wind pushes on vaporized coma forming a tail that always points away from the Sun
c. Most come from a vast disk of icy comets called the Kuiper Belt near Neptune’s orbit
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d. Halley’s comet- returns every 76 years
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c. Most come from a vast disk of icy comets called the Kuiper Belt near Neptune’s orbit
d. Halley’s comet- returns every 76 years
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d. Halley’s comet- returns every 76 years
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2. Asteroids- Rocky objects formed from material similar to planets
a. Most found in asteroid belt
b. Range in size from tiny particles to objects 940 km across
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3. Meteoroids- other rocky objects orbiting within the solar system
a. May have formed when asteroids collide leaving trail of debris.
b. Many enter Earth’s atmosphere and burn up completely (“shooting stars”)
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IV. Life in the Solar System
A. Life as We Know It
1. Carbon-based and requires water to survive
2. Life exists in many extreme environments on Earth
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B. Can life exist on other worlds?
1. Unlikely because of conditions
2. Possible extraterrestrial life
a. Mars- possible single celled life when water existed
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b. Europa- liquid ocean may exist below surface and harbor life
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c. Titan- Saturn’s moon. The presence of hydrocarbons on surface could supply building blocks of life