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Monday, June 10th Entry Task Answer the following questions, full sentences, IQIA. What are the four types of processes that shape planets’ surfaces? For each of the above…

Monday, June 1st Entry Task Start reading 21.2 Heads Up: Textbooks will be turned in this Thursday, June 4th. We will have a notebook check on Tuesday, June 9th Will be anything…

EARTH DIFFERENTIATES - EARLY EARTH UNIFORM (HOMOGENEOUS) - PLANET HEATS UP DENSE IRON CORE SINKS, LEAVING LAYERED PLANET: LIGHT CRUST ON TOP , CORE BELOW, AND MANTLE IN BETWEEN…

Planetary Atmospheres Evolution of Terrestrial Planets After the condensation and accretion phases of planet formation, terrestrial bodies can go through 4 different stages…

EARTH DIFFERENTIATES - EARLY EARTH UNIFORM (HOMOGENEOUS) - PLANET HEATS UP DENSE IRON CORE SINKS, LEAVING LAYERED PLANET: LIGHT CRUST ON TOP , CORE BELOW, AND MANTLE IN BETWEEN…

Inner Planets Two Types of Planets Why do planets look bright? Planets look bright to us because they are reflecting light from the sun. Planets, like satellites, do not…