— RINT - Task 2: SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTS‚ THEORIES‚ & INQUIRY — Harrison Rusinyak — Scientific Concepts or Phenomenon — Solar System — The Solar System in past concepts. — Earth was thought to be the center of the Universe. — The stars and planets revolved around the Earth. — The Earth was thought of as flat. — No one experimented to see how far they can see. — The Solar System current concepts. — The planets revolve around the sun
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Galileo’s telescope revealed four of the nine moons of Jupiter; these moons "move... around another very great star (Venus)‚" he wrote‚ in the same way as Mercury and Venus‚ and peradventure the other known planets‚ move around the sun." At the time‚ most scientists believed that the Moon was a smooth sphere‚ but Galileo discovered that the Moon has mountains‚ pits‚ and other features‚ just like the Earth.When Galileo pointed his telescope at Jupiter‚ the largest planet in our solar system‚ he made a
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Introduction Galileo Galilei is considered to be the most predominant scientists during the 17th century for the astronomical discoveries that he made using a telescope. He utilized the telescope in the year of 1616. Galileo faced numerous challenges and remarkable discoveries which impacted science forever. The telescope was first invented by a Dutch eyeglass maker named Hans Lippershey in 1608‚ but it was Galileo who first commenced the astronomical discoveries by pointing the telescope towards
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It was a significant contributor to the Peasants’ Revolt of 1381‚ the largest revolt Medieval England had ever seen or was to see again. There was a severe population drop‚ and manual labor was much more difficult to find. The law said that peasants could not leave their home village unless their lord allowed it‚ but it was ignored by desperate lords in other villages‚ who openly supported and encouraged peasants to
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Jupiter and Venus Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and is the most massive planet in our solar system. It has an equatorial diameter of 143‚000 kilometers. It is 11.2 times the size of earth and has a mass 318 times the size of Earths. You could also fit almost 1400 Venus’s inside Jupiter. Jupiter has an enormous magnetic field‚ has 63 moons‚ and it also has rings which form a miniature solar system of its own. Jupiter is made primarily of the gasses hydrogen
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Europa i is the sixth closest moon of the planet Jupiter‚ and the smallest of its four Galilean satellites‚ but still one of the largest moons in the Solar System. Europa was discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei[1]and possibly independently by Simon Marius around the same time. Progressively more in-depth observation of Europa has occurred over the centuries by Earth-bound telescopes‚ and by space probe flybys starting in the 1970s. Slightly smaller than Earth’s Moon‚ Europa is primarily made of silicate rock
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Solar System are Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ Neptune‚ Earth‚ Venus‚ Mars‚ and Mercury. 4. What is the basis for classifying a planet as an inner or an outer planet? Which are the inner planets? The outer planets? ANS. The Mercury‚ Venus‚ Earth‚ and Mars are called the inner planets. The outer planets are Jupiter‚ Saturn‚ Uranus‚ and Neptune. 5. Which Planets are small? Large? Which are Earth-like planets? ANS. The small planet is Mercury. The large planet is Jupiter. The inner planets
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Jupiter’s Moons: The Galilean Satellites When you think of Jupiter what comes to your mind? Perhaps it’s impressive size‚ otherworldly glow and stripes‚ it’s Great Red Spot? What about it’s satellites? Most of Jupiter’s greatest secrets lie in its vast amount of moons reaching a total of 67 so far-53 named and 14 that have not yet been given a name or status. Jupiter’s largest and most scientifically interesting satellites are known as the Galilean Satellites for Galileo Galilei. In order of distance
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Saturn Devouring His Son Saturn Devouring His Son is a name given to a mural painting painted by Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes during year 1820 to 1823 at his house Quinta del Sordo (Villa of The Deaf Man) which is located at Spain. He used al secco technique (also called fresco-secco) which means the color pigments are mixed with water and egg york and applied on the moistened plaster. This painting was painted in oils on one of the wall of his dining room. Goya showed Saturn crouched in
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gods‚ Jupiter and Juno‚ Neptune and Minerva‚ Mars and Venus‚ Apollo and Diana‚ Vulcan and Vesta‚ and‚ Mercury and Ceres. According to ancient Roman myth‚ Jupiter was the king of all the gods. Jupiter had two brothers and three sisters. When Saturn‚ their father‚ died‚ the boys Jupiter‚ Neptune‚ and Pluto divided the world up between themselves. Jupiter took all of the heavens‚ Neptune took the sea‚ and Pluto took the underworld. Each was quite content with their selection. Jupiter had more
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