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[DOC File]Sky Show Tonight: Lyrids Kick Off Meteor Season
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Thatcher is a so-called long-period comet, because it takes about 450 years to make a single trip around the sun. Any comet with an orbit longer than 200 years is considered a long-period comet. Thatcher last made its closest approach to the Sun in 1861. When Thatcher …
[DOC File]GRADE 9 SCIENCE
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Planetary data tables like the one on the next page compare planet criteria such as period of rotation (day), distance from the sun (AU), revolution period (year), etc. Generally, data tables compare other planets to Earth so Earth is often given the value of “1” for such things as distance from the sun (1 AU), period of rotation (1 day ...
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The diagrams represent the events that occur when a large meteor, such as the one believed to have caused the extinction of many organisms, impacts Earth's surface. ... but a longer period of revolution than Venus, Earth, and Mars. ... If viewed from the Earth over a period of several years, the apparent diameter of Mars will. A decrease ...
[DOC File]Chapter 25 Practice Multiple Choice - New Century Academy
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Earth's polar regions were once so warm (especially immediately after the "snowball Earth period") that reptiles and mammal-like reptiles flourished there. c. The landmass that is now the Antarctic continent was formerly located at a more-northerly position, and was also united to other landmasses.
[DOC File]Earth Science SOL Review Sheet #1
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Revolution - the circling of one object about another, the motion of the planets around the sun and satellites (moons) around the planets . Meteor - streaks of light produced by a meteoroid as it burns up in Earth’s atmosphere. Solar eclipse - occurs when the moon blocks sunlight from Earth’s surface
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a) A few times in every million-year period., b) About once a century. c) Once every billion years., d) Never; only comets are thought to collide with Earth. 12. What causes a meteor shower? a) Earth crosses the orbit of a comet, and this orbit is littered with debris. b) Earth intercepts a stray swarm of asteroids. c) Earth encounters the ...
[DOC File]Astronomy
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Greeks Called it Hellos Mass 333 400 times the mass of the Earth Diameter 1 392 000 km (109 x Earth’s diameter) Gravity 28 times that on Earth Surface Temperature 6000°C (average). From 4500 to 2000000°C up to 15000000°C in the core. Period of rotation (day) Equator 26 Earth days, poles 37 Earth days Tilt of axis 122° C. Our Solar System:
[DOC File]The Solar System
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Since it takes the Earth 50 minutes to “catch up” with the Moon’s orbit, the Moon rises 50 minutes later each day. Moon’s period of rotation = 27( days. Moon’s period of revolution = 27( days. Because its period of rotation equals its period of revolution, there is …
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(3) When Earth’s tilt is closest to the sun (4) All of the above . 30. The daily change from daylight to darkness is caused by the: (1) Earth’s revolution around the sun (2) tilt of Earth’s axis (3) Earth’s rotation on its axis (4) sun’s light going out at night. 31.
[DOC File]Chapter 13 Problems - UCCS
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2 289 km (both distances above the Earth's surface); period, 112.7 min. Find the ratio vp/va of the speed at perigee to that at apogee. 17. Comet Halley (Figure P13.17) approaches the Sun to within 0.570 AU, and its orbital period is 75.6 years. (AU is the symbol for astronomical unit, where . 1 AU = 1.50 ( 1011 m is the mean Earth-Sun distance.)
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