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Summary and review notes of Edexcel GCSE Astronomy Paper 2, Topic 11- Exploring The Solar System. Here, there are comprehensive notes per specification point, topic-by-topic questions, and exam-style questions specifically related to the Topic. The "Exploring The Solar System" topic builds student's understanding of how we can observe the solar system including manned-missions.

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Topic 11: Exploring the Solar System
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11.1 Use data about the names and relative location of bodies in the Solar system

11.2 Understand the structure of comets

11.3 Understand the orbits of short-period comets

11.4 Understand the orbit of long-period comets

11.5 Understand the location and nature of the Kuiper Belt

11.6 Understand principal characteristics of the planets in the solar system
Understand the main theories for the formation and current position of the giant gas
11.7
planets
11.8 Use information about the size of the Solar System

,11.1 Use data about the names and relative locations of bodies in the Solar System




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Our solar system in comprised of 8
planets.

,11.1 Use data about the names and relative locations of bodies in the Solar System




Within the solar system, there are 10
dwarf planet candidates.



Asteroid Belt

Ceres



[2]

[1]


Orcus Scattered D
Pluto
Salacia in trans
Haumea Gonggong Neptunia
Quaoar Eris
Makemake [3]

[5]
Kuiper Belt [4]

, 11.1 Use data about the names and relative locations of bodies in the Solar System




Aside from planets and dwarf planet
there are asteroids, meteoroids, and
also comets within the solar system


These objects are classified in differe
terminologies, including ‘Trans-
Neptunian Objects (TNOs) - dwarf
planets – that move in and orbit pas
Neptune.
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