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Exploring Space

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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EXPLORING SPACE

LOGAN, SK, EMMA, DAVIS
Photo by gainesp2003

MOONS

  • near side moon has highlands and mare
  • far side has more craters
  • no air or breezes
  • thin surface of gas makes up an exosphere
Photo by Doggettx

MOONS

  • Rotation synchronized to revolution
  • Categorized by size or location
  • There are inner moons and outer moons
  • Domes created by cooled lava
Photo by c.fuentes2007

SATELLITES

  • machines sent into space to collect data
  • take pictures and send them to earth
  • utilize telescopes to see celestial bodies
Photo by wharman

SATELLITES

  • their position must be precise to record the necessary data
  • astronomical satellites
  • communication satellites
  • search- and- rescue satellites
  • discovered 2400 comets and how the sun works
Photo by timo_w2s

ASTEROIDS

  • pieces of broken planets
  • varying surfaces
  • too small for an atmosphere
Photo by l e o j

ASTEROIDS

  • revolution averages 3-6 Earth years
  • classified by surface and location
  • density of one asteroid was similar to water
Photo by NASA APPEL

ASTRONOMICAL UNITS

  • 149,597,870,700 meters
  • simple way to relate distances
  • used in astronomical equations

ASTRONOMICAL UNITS

  • measure of the earth to the sun
  • AU of time, length, and mass
  • used to keep track of where satellites are
Photo by fractalSpawn

(APPLAUSE)