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This document provides information about the solar system and beyond in a presentation for aliens. It covers the nine planets in our solar system, the Earth's orbit around the sun, the moon's orbit around Earth due to gravity, how the moon appears at different points in its orbit, the uses of artificial satellites, the Earth's rotation on its tilted axis and the resulting seasons, eclipses, and how our solar system is part of the Milky Way galaxy which orbits and expands within the universe.
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- 4. 02/18/14 The Earth is kept in orbit by the force of… Gravity …and by the fact that is is moving at a high velocity
- 5. 02/18/14 Gravity also keeps the moon in orbit around the Earth. The moon orbits the Earth every… …month (28 days)
- 6. 02/18/14 Gravity is ________ if the planet has more mass: Earth Jupiter
- 7. How much of the moon we see depends 02/18/14 on where the moon is in its orbit: Appearance:
- 10. 02/18/14 The moon is a “natural satellite”. A satellite is anything the orbits the earth Artificial satellites have four main uses: – Communications – Monitoring the weather – Observing the Earth – Exploring the solar system
- 11. 02/18/14 The Earth is tilted on an axis North pole South pole
- 12. 02/18/14 The Earth spins on its axis every ___ (__ hours)
- 13. 02/18/14 Because of this spin the sun rises in the ______ and sets in the ______
- 14. 02/18/14 The sun appears lower in the _______ than it does in the ______: Summer Winter Longer shadows in winter
- 15. 02/18/14 While the Earth is spinning the side that faces the sun is in ________
- 16. 02/18/14 The Earth is divided up into the northern hemisphere and the southern hemisphere: Northern hemisphere Southern hemisphere Equator
- 17. 02/18/14 The tilt of the Earth on its axis is also responsible for the seasons:
- 18. 02/18/14 Two things happen because of this tilt: 1) The days are longer during the summer 2) The weather is warmer during the summer
- 19. Eclipses 1. A solar eclipse: 2. A lunar eclipse: 02/18/14
- 20. Solar systems, galaxies and the Universe 02/18/14 (Basically, everything in the universe orbits around something else) OUR SUN is one of millions of stars that orbit the centre of… THE UNIVERSE THE MILKY WAY, which is one of a billion galaxies that orbit AND move away from the centre of…