Pluto Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Evidence that Mercury has a liquid core comes from ~ its stable dynamic magnetic field Solar flares and coronal mass ejections are the result of ~ explosions on the sun when energy stored in the magnetic field is suddenly released Why can volcanoes on Mars reach extreme height ~ lack of tectonics Pluto has mountains made of ____________ and oceans/glaciers made of ____________ ~ water ice, methane/nitrogen What do Jupiter and Saturn have in common? ~ gas giants, metallic hydrogen su...

World Mythology Final Exam Review 2023 Questions and Answers Zeus - ANS ️️ God of sky to the Greeks, Roman counterpart was Jupiter Athena - ANS ️️ Goddess of wisdom, known as Minerva to the Romans Poseidon - ANS ️️ God of the seas and oceans, Roman counterpart was Neptune Hephaistos - ANS ️️ God of fire and forge, Roman counterpart was Vulcan Hades - ANS ️️ God of the dead, also known as Pluto to the Romans, alternately called Dis Pater Hera - ANS ️️ Consort of Ze...

Asteroid ~ Any of numerous small celestial bodies composed of rock and metal that move around the sun (mainly between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter) Jupiter ~ Planet -Gas giant -Strong magnetic field -Counter rotating layers in atmosphere -Mantle composed of metallic hydrogen -69 moons lol Saturn ~ Planet -Gas giant -Thin rings 250000+km in diameter -Pole spot/hexagonal cloud -62 moons Uranus ~ Planet -Gas giant -Rotates on a tilted axis Neptune ~ Planet -Gas giant -Prob...

EAPS 105 Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2024 How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun? - ANSWER-99.86% What is an astronomical unit (AU)? - ANSWER-1 AU = the distance from the Sun to the Earth (150 million km) Mercury distance from Sun - ANSWER-0.39 AU Venus distance from Sun - ANSWER-0.72 AU Mars distance from Sun - ANSWER-1.5 AU Asteroid belt distance from Sun - ANSWER-2-3.5 AU Jupiter distance from Sun - ANSWER-5 AU Saturn distance from Sun - ANSWER-10 AU ...

9.1. In Wikipedia, look up "Asteroid", scroll down to "Size distribution" and answer this question: What is the size range of asteroids? - c. 1-1,000 km 9.2. In Wikipedia, look up "Regolith" and answer this question: What is regolith? - c. A blanket of unconsolidated, loose deposits covering solid rock. 9.3. In Wikipedia, look up "Asteroid", scroll down to "Distribution within the Solar System", and answer this question: Where are asteroids located? - a. The asteroid belt b. Co-o...

billy mitchell aerospace exam questions and answers 100% pass Location of space - Answer- Beyond the influence of earth Micro gravity - Answer- small or low gravity Cislunar space - Answer- the space between the earth and the moon interstellar space - Answer- the distance from one solar system to another interplanetary space - Answer- the space from the center of the sun to the orbit of Pluto galaxy - Answer- an enormous collection of starts arranged in a particular shape universe - Answ...

Basic information about Jupiter's Great Red Spot. - 1.It's about twice the size of Earth 2.It may be more than 350 years old 3.It is shrinking How aerosols influence the climate. - If aerosols like exhaust from cars, ships, and planes block sunlight, won't decreasing such pollution make global warming worse?------> Yes, cleaning up vehicle exhaust could causes global temperatures to rise. How far the Oort Cloud extends. - The Oort Cloud extends out more than a light year from the Su...

what isn't known about saturn ~ no one knows how long a day on saturn is what is necessary to be considered a planet ~ 1. a planet orbits the sun directly 2. a planet is large enough to have formed a spherical shape 3. a planet has cleared the neighbourhood around its orbit (this omits pluto as a planet) what is the orgin of water ~ - waster must have been delivered to earth by small bodies at a later stage of the planets evolution ~asteroid like small bodies from the region of jupi...

EAPS Exam 4, Exam Review Questions and answers, rated A+ How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun. - -99.86% How much of the mass of the planets in our solar system resides in Jupiter - -70% Which are the terrestrial planets. - -Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars Why our Moon creates a perfect eclipse of the Sun. - -Since the moon is moving away from the Earth at ~4 cm/year, we live at exactly the right time to see it. What an astronomical unit (AU) is and the general distance ...

Tsar bomb ~ Largest fusion bomb (3500x Hiroshima) Solar flare ~ Eruption of charged particles caused by Sun's magnetic field due to rotation of material and energy inside Sun Solar cycles ~ Every however many years there are solar highs were there is more stuff happening, e.g. you can see Northern Lights in Kingston Earth's magnetic field ~ Pulls Sun's particles up and pulls them into poles (Northern and Southern Lights), very slowly breaking down Mercury ~ Only planet with mag...