Solar System Creating Theory
Who came up with The Accreation Theory
Otto Schmidt
This occurs when the moon passes directly between the Sun and the Earth as it orbits.
A Solar Eclipse.
The classification of elements that all have a full valence orbital
Nobel Gasses
Na
Sodium
These are primarily gaseous planets composed mainly of hydrogen and helium and small amounts of other gases such as methane and ammonia
Gas Giants/Planets
Who ORIGINAllY came up with the Nebular Hypothesis?
Immanuel Kant
These are temporary, darker regions on the Sun's surface, appearing cooler than their surroundings
Sun Spots
When trying to figure out the number of Valence Electrons an atom has, we look here on the periodic table.
Groups
F
Fluorine
There are planets that are characterized by rocky or metallic compositions, solid surfaces, and relatively few moons.
Terrestrial Planets
Who MODERNIZED the Nebular Hypothesis?
Pierre LaPlace
X-Class, M-Class, C-Class, B-Class, and A-Class.
Solar Flare Classifications
When determining how many orbital shells you need to draw in a Bohr-Rutherford model, you at this on the period table.
Periods
Al2O3
Aluminum Oxide
This is the largest component of the ever-expanding universe, making up 68% of everything outside out atmosphere
Dark Energy
This hypothesis proposes that the solar system formed from a vast, rotating cloud of gas and dust. This cloud began to collapse under its own gravity, eventually flattening into a disk. Within this disk, the majority of the mass condensed into the Sun, while the remaining material clumped together to form planets, moons, and other celestial bodies.
The Nebular Hypothesis
These storms set off the aurora borealis, or more commonly known as the “ Northern Lights.” The lights are caused by the interaction between the Earth's magnetic field and charged particles from the sun's atmosphere that enter the Earth's atmosphere.
Geomagnetic Storms
This man modernized the periodic table, arranging it to be organized by increasing atomic number, as it is today.
Henry Moseley
The common name for CH4
Methane
This is a region beyond Neptune in our solar system, filled with icy bodies like comets, dwarf planets (including Pluto), and other small objects.
The Kuiper Belt
This theory suggested that the solar system formed from the accretion of small bodies, which were created when a passing star interacted with the sun. This interaction caused material to be ejected from both stars, which then cooled, condensed, collided and, merged to form planets
The Planetesimal Hypothesis
Similar to Solar Flares, this solar phenomenon is also caused by magnetic fields and ejects plasma and magnetic field material from the suns corona.
Coronal Mass Ejection (CME)
An American Physical Chemist who introduced a simple way to show the bonding between atoms in a molecule through Lewis electron dot diagrams
Gilbert Lewis
S2F6
Disulfur Hexafluoride
This is a hypothetical spherical shell region thought to surround the solar system. Considered the edge of our solar system, and where "long comets" are thought to originate from.
The Oort Cloud