Scale Properties in the Solar System Science Presentation in Midnight Blue White Flat Graphic Style.pptx

this is a PowerPoint presentation about the solar system- which is all about the origin of the solar system

1. ORIGIN OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM

2. Lesson Outline Formation of the Solar System Solar System Family

3. Let's Dive Into Space! Have you ever wondered how big Earth is compared to other planets? How big is the Sun that its gravity can hold the objects in its system together? How far are the planets from each other?

4. Identify/enumerate the members of the Solar System; Discuss the different hypothesis explaining the formation of the solar system; and Compare and contrast the different hypothesis explaining the origin of the solar system. Learning Outcomes

5. The solar system consists of planets, moons, comets, asteroids, and other objects that orbit around the sun. The Solar System

6. Uranus Neptune The planet we live on, called Earth, is in the solar system. There are 7 other major planets that orbit around the Sun. Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn The Solar System Note: The size and distance are not drawn to scale.

7. Planet Radius Distance from the Sun Mercury 2,440 km 57.9 million km Venus 6,052 km 108.2 million km Earth 6,371 km 149.6 million km Mars 3,390 km 227.9 million km Jupiter 69,911 km 778.3 million km Saturn 58,232 km 1,427.0 million km Uranus 25,362 km 2,871.0 million km Neptune 24,622 km 4,497.1 million km The Size and Distances of the Planets Look at this data. Imagine how large our universe is!

8. Let's Visualize! Using the data on the previous slide, create a scaled model of the distances of the planets in the solar system. Indicate the scale used. The distances should be proportional to the actual size. Materials: Cardboard, measuring device, tape, planet and sun cutouts.

9. Let's Recall! What is the order of the 8 planets in the solar system according to its proximity to the sun? About how far is the earth from the sun?

10. Let's Continue Learning! Study the properties of the planets to answer this question: What might happen if the earth is too far from the sun?

11. Resource Page Use these icons and illustrations in your Canva Presentation. Happy designing! Don't forget to delete this page before presenting. Jupiter Earth Asteroid Belt Bolide Elliptical Galaxy Comet Asteroid Red Giant Cosmic Dust White Dwarf Triton Cosmic Dust Sun Spiral Galaxy Europa Sun Jupiter Uranus Mercury Mars Fireball Titan Moon Saturn Pluto Neptune Meteor Callisto Io Yellow Dwarf Black Hole

12. Try this background for online class. *Please delete this section before downloading.

13. for confetti C Press these keys while on Present mode! for blur B for a drumroll D for bubbles O for unveil U for mic drop M for quiet Q Any number from 0-9 for a timer 0-9