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The document defines key terms related to the universe including universe, satellite, circle, reach, space, carry out, plant, sun, moon, and stars. It explains that the universe is all of space and everything in it, a satellite moves around a bigger object in space, and the sun gives heat and light to Earth while the moon orbits Earth every 26 days and stars are burning balls of gas seen from Earth at night.
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The document defines key space-related terms in three sentences or less:
1) It defines terms related to space such as "space", "satellite", and "universe" as the area beyond Earth, an object that orbits a larger object, and everything in the universe including planets and stars.
2) It also provides definitions for terms like "carry out", "gain", "circle", and "reach" which relate to doing and completing tasks, getting more knowledge or experience, moving in a circular motion, and arriving at a place.
3) Finally, it briefly defines the terms "in other words", "far-fetched", and "exist" as using different phrasing, being difficult
Vocabulary unit4
The Solar System consists of the Sun and objects that orbit it, including 8 planets. The planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Earth rotates on its axis over 24 hours, causing day and night, and revolves around the Sun over 365 days, causing seasons. The Moon also orbits Earth, going through phases from new to full over around 29.5 days.
Beyond Earth
The document provides information about astronomy tools used to study space such as telescopes, satellites, probes, and spacecraft. It then summarizes key facts about the moon such as its composition, formation, phases and eclipses. Finally, it outlines a student project where each student is assigned a planet to research and create a children's book about.
Exploring space
Rockets are powerful vehicles that use fuel to launch spacecraft like space telescopes, space stations, and satellites into space by overcoming Earth's gravity. Space telescopes take photos of space to learn more about the universe, the most famous being Hubble. Space stations are assembled in space and allow astronauts to live in space for long periods to conduct various research experiments. Satellites orbit Earth and are used for communications, research, gathering information, and weather forecasting.
Stars
Stars are hot, glowing balls of gas that give off light energy. A Hertzsprung-Russell diagram graphs thousands of stars based on their brightness and temperature to organize them into groups. Stars form from nebulae - clouds of dust and gas that collapse under gravity. As the core grows hotter through accretion, it becomes a protostar and eventually a full-fledged star. Stars end their lives through various processes depending on their size. Groups of stars form constellations and galaxies.
The universe
The document summarizes key components of the universe. It describes how the universe consists of celestial bodies in galaxies and intergalactic space. It then discusses stars as giant spheres of gas that produce energy and light, with the sun being the brightest star. Constellations are groups of stars that form patterns visible at different times due to the Earth's rotation and revolution around the sun. Galaxies contain billions of stars, planets, gas and rock fragments held together by gravity, with the solar system belonging to the Milky Way galaxy.
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The document discusses topics related to astronomy and space exploration. It provides definitions of terms like axis, rotation, orbit, and revolution. It describes the sun as a star that provides heat and light to Earth. It lists the planets in their order from the sun and provides information about notable space missions like Apollo 11, which saw the first humans walk on the moon, and Viking, which landed an unmanned spacecraft on Mars. The document also profiles important figures to the field like Galileo, who was the first to use a telescope, and Sally Ride, who was the first American woman in space.
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The document defines key space-related terms in three sentences or less:
1) It defines terms related to space such as "space", "satellite", and "universe" as the area beyond Earth, an object that orbits a larger object, and everything in the universe including planets and stars.
2) It also provides definitions for terms like "carry out", "gain", "circle", and "reach" which relate to doing and completing tasks, getting more knowledge or experience, moving in a circular motion, and arriving at a place.
3) Finally, it briefly defines the terms "in other words", "far-fetched", and "exist" as using different phrasing, being difficult
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The Solar System consists of the Sun and objects that orbit it, including 8 planets. The planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Earth rotates on its axis over 24 hours, causing day and night, and revolves around the Sun over 365 days, causing seasons. The Moon also orbits Earth, going through phases from new to full over around 29.5 days.
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Exploring space
Rockets are powerful vehicles that use fuel to launch spacecraft like space telescopes, space stations, and satellites into space by overcoming Earth's gravity. Space telescopes take photos of space to learn more about the universe, the most famous being Hubble. Space stations are assembled in space and allow astronauts to live in space for long periods to conduct various research experiments. Satellites orbit Earth and are used for communications, research, gathering information, and weather forecasting.
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Stars are hot, glowing balls of gas that give off light energy. A Hertzsprung-Russell diagram graphs thousands of stars based on their brightness and temperature to organize them into groups. Stars form from nebulae - clouds of dust and gas that collapse under gravity. As the core grows hotter through accretion, it becomes a protostar and eventually a full-fledged star. Stars end their lives through various processes depending on their size. Groups of stars form constellations and galaxies.
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I can describe the universe 11
- 1. I can describe the universe
- 2. Universe: the whole of space and everything in it, including the planets and stars.
- 3. Satellite: an object that moves round a bigger object in space
- 4. Circle sth : go round sth in a circle.
- 5. Reachsth: arrive at a place
- 6. Space: the area beyond the earth round the plants and stars.
- 7. Carry out sth: do and complete a task
- 8. Plant: a living organism lacking the power of locomotion
- 9. sun: the star that shine in the shy during the day and that gives the earth heat and light.
- 10. moon: the ob-ject that shines in the sky at night and that moves round the earth once every 26 days.
- 11. stars: a large ball of burning gas in outer space that you see as a small point of light in the shy at night.