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What is the difference betweenthe geocentric vs. heliocentricmodels of the universe? Who

proposed the heliocentric model?

Geocentric is Earth-centered/heliocentric is Sun-centered=Copernicus

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Our sun belongs to what Galaxy? Approximately how

old is our Sun?

Milky Way / 4.6 byo

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Name the terrestrialplanets in our solar

system.Place them in order from

smallest to largest.

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Name three ways the outerplanets are different from the

inner planets

Size, mass, # of moons

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Name the planets in orderstarting with the one

closest to the sun

MVEMJSUN

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How does our Sun produce its energy?What two elements are involved?

DD

Nuclear Fusion/Hydrogen atoms combined to form heavier helium atoms

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Which planet is consideredEarth’s twin? Name two ways

these two planets are alikeand two ways they differ

Venus

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Each of the gas planetsare surrounded by a set of rings.What are these “rings” made of?

Particles of ice and rock

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How are meteors, meteorites,and meteoroids different?

Meteorites=on Earth/Meteoroids in space/meteors=burn up in our atmosphere

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What is the outer most layer of the Sun’s atmosphere called?

Why is it called this?

Corona/it looks like a crown

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Which inner planet has almost no atmosphere?

Why?

Mercury/ so close to Sun causes gas molecules to move

very fast and escape and so small weak gravity

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What is retrograderotation?

Name one planetthat rotates this way

Backward rotation/Venus

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If an object in space is said to have anelliptical orbit, what does it mean? Name oneobject in space that has a very elliptical orbit

Elongated circle, or narrow oval/Comets

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What causes the auroras in the night sky? What else canthis feature of the Sun cause

to happen?DD

Solar Winds/Solar (magnetic) storms

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Name three reasonsMars would be difficult to

colonize?

Temperature, thin atmosphere=liquid H2O would turn into gas, Co2 atmosphere,

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What are at least two conditionsthat a planet must possess inorder for it to be considered

a planet?

Massive enough to have become spherical, orbit the Sun, has too many “friends” in its neighborhood that it has not

captured….

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Where are most comets found?How are comets different from

asteroids?Name the three parts of a comet

Kuiper belt and /or Oort cloud

Size, orbits, what they are made from

Head(coma+nucleus)Tail

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What exactly is a sunspot?Name two features

that sunspot regions often create. Describe what they are.

Cooler regions on the sun’s surface/Prominences, flares

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What causes Mars to haveseasons? Why is Mars

called the “red” planet?

Tilted axis and revolution around Sun / iron oxide covers its surface

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Name one feature for eachof the gas planets