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    Origin of Earth

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    describe the sequence of steps in the origin and evolution of life prior to the appearance of humans; explain the term environment; enumerate the various biotic and abiotic constituents of the environment. 1.1 EARTH AS PART OF THE UNIVERSE AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM Our earth‚ with all its diversity alongwith other planets and their satellites‚ the sun‚ the moon‚ the many galaxies (huge groups of millions of stars) form the universe. There are also countless asteroids and comets in orbit around the sun. All

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    the planet closest to the sun‚ may be shrinking due to the discoveries of MESSENGER. Large scraps were formed when Mercury’s interior cooled‚ causing the planet to contract. Subsequently‚ Mercury is the smallest of all the eight planets in our solar system. Additionally‚ Mercury is a little bigger than Earth’s moon‚ but not by much. Despite Mercury’s small size‚ the planet itself is very heavy. Comparatively‚ Mercury is a lot heavier compared to Earth’s moon. Mercury is named after a Roman messenger

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    Voyager 1

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    interstellar space. Interstellar space can be otherwise known as outside the heliosphere‚ and the heliosphere is also considered the boundary of our solar system. In relation to Earth‚ Voyager 1 is 11.6 billion miles out‚ and in relation to the Sun‚ it is 125 AU out. So basically what researchers have concluded‚ is that Voyager 1 is no longer in our solar system. However‚ it is hard to be positive of Voyager 1’s whereabouts considering its plasma science experiment‚ or PSL‚ does not function properly

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    achieve rotational instability‚ would have to have been much greater than the angular momentum of the present earth-moon system.<br><br><b>Formation in Orbit Near the Earth</b><br>This theory proposes that the earth and moon‚ and all other bodies of the solar system‚ condensed independently out of the huge cloud of cold gases and solid particles that constituted the primordial solar nebula. Much of this material finally collected at the center to form the sun.<br><br><b>Formation Far from Earth</b><br>According

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    How the Sun Got its Name

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    A solar system refers to a star and all the objects that travel in orbit around it. Our solar system consists of the sun - our star - eight planets and their natural satellites (such as our moon); dwarf planets; asteroids and comets. Our solar system is located in an outward spiral of the Milky Way galaxy. 10 Need-to-Know Things About Our Solar System: 1. Our solar system is made up of the sun and everything that travels around it. This includes eight planets and their natural satellites such as

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    Unit 3 Lab Experiments

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    How The Scientist Discover The Interior Of The Earth Two ways that Scientist may study and find the interior of the Earth are with Meteorites and Magnetic Fields. The scientist may use meteorites to discover the interior of the Earth’s earlier solar system by studying the meteorites that arrived on the Earth. The scientist might use magnetic fields by the science advances which involves measuring the ocean and coming up with a hypothesis. Therefore‚ the meteorites and the magnetic fields all help

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    Detailed Lesson Plan in Science V I. Objectives: At the end of the lesson‚ the pupils should be able to: 1. 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

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    Mars Versus Earth

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    both part of the four terrestrial planets that orbit within the inner solar system and are from the same origin. They are both made of rock and metal. Mars has an extremely weak magnetosphere however‚ so probably doesn’t have a liquid metal core. Earth on the other hand does have a liquid metal core‚ which provides its strong magnetosphere. Solar radiation can therefore directly penetrate Mars‚ while Earth can reflect solar radiation. Mars is much further from the sun than Earth making it much

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    The Magnificent Earth

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    Magnificent Earth In the solar system‚ the earth‚ was made to work properly‚ and in addition‚ to have the ability to allow humans to inhabit on it. Being the only planet that humans are able to live on‚ God have designed and made the magnificent earth genuinely. First‚ there’s the protected atmosphere that’s poisonous in every way‚ but gratefully placed up in the sky‚ ten miles above the surface‚ made from the significant element— oxygen‚ lacking elsewhere in the solar system. Secondly‚ the earth is

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    G Shock Watch Analysis

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    atomic clock synchronization and Tough Solar[clarification needed] functionality.[citation needed] The Cockpit Series G-Shock is the official timekeeper of Nismo Racing. Many newer G-Shocks feature metal (steel or titanium) banding and analog timekeeping. Twice a year the basic models are updated. New limited models are introduced more frequently through the year. As with Swatch watches‚ G-Shocks have become collectors items. Casio also produces collaboration models‚ often with popular fashion brands

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