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[DOC File]Astronomy Review Packet
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Motion in the Heavens: Stars, Sun, Moon, Planets. Michael Fowler Physics Department, UVa 9/2/2008. ... Then you must add to your picture the Moon orbiting around the Earth once a month, the plane of its orbit tilted five degrees from the plane of the Earth’s orbit around the Sun. Then we add in the planets … .
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[DOC File]Motion in the Heavens: Stars, Sun, Moon, Planets
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Lesson Title How Gravity Affects Orbits Grade Level State Indicator(s) Goals and Objectives for Student Learning Students will explore how the force of gravity affects celestial bodies to cause one to orbit around the other (i.e., mimicking the planets orbiting the sun in the solar system).
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[DOC File]Lesson Plan - Ohio State University
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Specifically, for all planets orbiting the sun the ratio of their orbital period squared divided by their orbital radius cubed, T2/r3, yields the same number. Newton showed that these laws could only hold if there was a force attracting the planets towards the sun.
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[DOC File]Sun, Earth, and Moon
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Why do moons orbit planets and planets orbit the Sun? Order of the 8 planets from the sun, location (inner/outer) and their composition (gas/terrestrial) Some planets have moons and/or debris that orbit them.
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Planet - Wikipedia
Discuss that we now know that the planets orbit the Sun. The planets orbit the Sun in nearly perfect circles. Show the overhead copied from page sixteen (Pluto’s orbit is the most unlike a circle, but it’s still pretty close!). Explain that the other planets’ orbits are even closer to a perfect circle than Pluto’s orbit.
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Inquiry Activity
Many objects, including planets, travel around the Sun. 2. Orbiting objects made of gas, dust, and ice come from the outer parts of the solar system. 3. The Sun is a(n) structure in space made of gases in which nuclear fusion reactions occur. 4. In 365 days, Earth completes a(n) full journey around the Sun. 5.
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[DOCX File]Weebly
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The Sun’s gravity keeps all the planets orbiting around it. The Sun is much larger than the Earth. The diameter of the Sun is 109 times that of the earth. You could fit about 1 million Earths inside the Sun! The word solar means “of the sun.” Wherever the Sun goes in space, the rest of the “family” or system goes too!
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[DOCX File]Lab 4: Looking for Extra-Solar Planets
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The Earth is part of a system of planets orbiting around a star (the sun). Elaborations •identifying the planets of the solar system and comparing how long they take to orbit the sun •modelling the relative size of and distance between Earth, other planets in the solar system and the sun
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[DOC File]Lesson 1 | The Structure of the Solar System
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Lab 5: Searching for Extra-Solar Planets. Until 1991, astronomers only knew about planets orbiting our sun. Though other planetary systems were suspected to exist, none had been found. Now, thirteen years later, the search for planets around other stars, known as extra-solar planets or exoplanets, is one of the hot research areas in astronomy.
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Planets orbiting around the sun