How Does a Planet Differ From a Star.pdf

Discover the fascinating differences between planets and stars with this engaging PPT from Workybooks. Designed for young learners, this educational resource explains key characteristics that distinguish planets from stars, including size, composition, and behavior. Through clear explanations and vibrant illustrations, children will gain a deeper understanding of our solar system and the universe. Perfect for both classroom use and at-home learning, this is an excellent tool for sparking curiosity and enhancing knowledge about celestial bodies.

1. HOW DOES A PLANET DIFFER
FROM A STAR?

2. Understanding the fundamental
differences between planets and stars
is essential for anyone interested in
astronomy. Whether you are a
beginner or an enthusiast, resources
like Workybooks can be incredibly
helpful.
INTRODUCTION

3. A star is a massive, luminous sphere of burning gases, primarily hydrogen
and helium, held together by gravity. Stars generate their energy through
nuclear fusion, a process that occurs in their cores where hydrogen atoms
fuse to form helium, releasing tremendous amounts of light and heat. Our
Sun is the closest example of a star, providing the energy essential for life
on Earth.
What is a Star?
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planet-differ-from-a-star/

4. A planet, on the other hand, is a celestial
body that orbits a star. Unlike stars,
planets do not generate their light; they
reflect the light of the star they orbit.
Planets are typically composed of rock,
metal, or gas and have a defined shape due
to their gravity. They also clear their
orbital path of other debris
What is a Planet?
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