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    Solar System for Kids

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    in size finally they formed into planets at various distances from sun . SOLAR SYSTEM Solar system consists of following things: Sun  Planets(eight)  Moons  Asteroids(thousands in number)  Meteors(millions)  Comets(millions)  Tiny sand like objects as well as gigantic rocks SOLAR SYSTEM Nearly 99% of the total mass of the solar system is in the sun. this gives the sun an enormous force of attraction. The force produced by the revolution of planets is balanced by the sun¶s gravitational

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    Identify the Planets in the Solar System 2. Describe the characteristics of each planet 3. Follow instruction in doing group activities Value: Appreciation of Planets. II. Subject Matter: UNIT: Beyond the Solar System TOPIC: Planets A. Science Concept: Planets are the large celestial bodies which revolve around the sun in closed elliptical paths called orbits. Mercury‚ Venus‚ Earth and Mars are inner planets. Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ and Neptune are outer planets. B.

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    theories that emerged before the 18th century concerning the formation of the solar system. Solar disruption theory states that the collision of the sun with another stars caused debris to be ejected from its mass and these debris eventually became the planets. This theory was later discarded for the nebula theory of solar system formation. However there are some scientists that propose that it has some merit. The big question up until the 18th century was how the solar system was born. There were many

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    The Sun

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    The Sun (Star of the Family) Planet word comes from Greek ‚which means „wandering star“. Sun is the heaviest among Solar System. If we take total mass of whole Solar System‚ the Sun would be 99.86% of the total. Sun is a ball of hot‚burning gases. Sun is the nearest star to the Earth. Sun is the source of all energy for life on Earth. On the Sun’s surface‚ there are dark patches known as sunspots. These are patches of gas that looks dark since they are cooler than their surroundings. The light

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    Inner Beauty

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    they do not dress‚ act‚ or even have a certain body type they have no hopes to be distinguished as beautiful. This constant exposure is the catalyst for the stress placed on both girls and boys. To them the statement “outward beauty is transient‚ but inner beauty is lasting” is seen as a cliché that is constantly used by their elders to instill them with confidence in themselves. Seldom do they realize that this so called “overused expression” is of monumental importance and should be considered one

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    Uranus: The Ice Giant

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    Uranus is the seventh planet from the sun in the solar system. Uranus is described as "rolling around the sun on its side" because it’s tipped over on its side with an axil tilt of 98 degrees. It is not clear to the naked eye‚ and it became the first planet to be seen through a telescope. It was discovered on March 13‚ 1781 by William Herschel. It has 27 moons and 13 rings. Uranus is known as the "ice giant" because it has a hydrogen upper layer and helium is mixed in it. Below is an

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    Mercury is the smallest terrestrial planet in the solar system‚ about a third of the size of Earth It has a thin atmosphere‚ which causes it to swing between burning and freezing temperatures Mercury is also a dense planet‚ composed mostly of iron and nickel with an iron core Its magnetic field is only about 1 percent that of Earth’s The surface of Mercury is similar to that of the Moon; it has many deep craters and is covered by a thin layer of tiny particle silicates The surface temperature

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    Inner Pece

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    Salah O. Ahmed Intro to Afro-American Literature Professor Todd Duncan (This could use a longer conclusion) Inner Peace In the essays‚ "How it Feels to be Colored Me" and "On Being Young-a Woman-and Colored"‚ the authors‚ Zola Neale Hurston and Marita Bonner‚ respectively‚ tell a similar story of having grown up and had to deal with racism in the Post-Bellum Era. In their appeal to a new generation‚ one less stigmatized by slavery and more hopeful about the future than its predecessor‚ Hurston and

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    Universe A Virtual Field Trip Through Our Solar System… And Beyond [pic] [pic] INTRODUCTION We are about to embark on an extended and exciting journey that will take us from our home planet Earth‚ through our solar system‚ and finally to some of the most unusual and exotic places in the universe. In most cases‚ the places we will be visiting will be hundreds of billions or even trillions (that’s 1 with 12 zeroes after it or 1012 power)

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    Gravitational Lab - Phet

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    simple sun-planet system. The planet is rapidly rotating around the sun‚ while the sun is slowly revolving around its own centralized location. Specifically‚ what happens to the central object (the Sun)? It slowly revolves around its own central point. Can you explain why the central object moves? I would say that it is from gravitational pull. Everything has its own gravity. Everything exerts a pulling force on everything else. Thus‚ the sun exerts a force within the planet causing

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