The theory that Earth is in the center, and all other bodies orbit around it.
What is Geocentric?
The Red Planet.
What is Mars?
__________ affects your age on another planet.
What is the time it takes each planet to revolve around the sun?
A _______ is made of ice and rock and has a coma and a tail that can stretch for millions of miles.
What is a Comet?
_______________ is the name of our galaxy.
What is The Milky Way?
The theory that the Sun is in the center and all other bodies orbit around it.
What is Heliocentric?
Earth's twin/the HOTTEST planet.
What is Venus?
***has a super thick atmosphere made of Carbon Dioxide and sulfuric acid***
An explanation backed by many tests is called a _________.
What is a theory?
The largest of space rocks that can form a core, mantle, and crust.
What is an Asteroid?
_______ developed the first telescope.
Who is Galileo?
__________ and __________ taught the Geocentric model.
Who are Aristotle and Ptolemy?
The largest planet/has a great red spot.
What is Jupiter?
______ and _______ keep planets orbiting the sun.
What is gravity and inertia?
Meteorites are space rocks that have ______________________.
What is reached Earth's surface?
_________ developed the laws of planetary motion.
Who is Johannes Kepler?
_________ developed the heliocentric model.
Who is Copernicus?
The Gas Giants.
What are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune?
Planets travel in an __________ orbit.
What is Elliptical?
The asteroid belt lies between ______ and _________.
What are Mars and Jupiter?
The closest star to Earth.
What is the Sun?
______ _____________ does NOT change a theory.
What is New Language?
*** New INFORMATION, New TOOLS, and New TECHNOLOGY all CAN change a theory***
Second largest planet/super cold/hundreds of rings.
What is Saturn?
________ are sometimes called Shooting Stars.
What is a Meteor?
If Mars takes 2 years to revolve around the Sun, and Jupiter takes 12 years, it must take asteroids between ___ and ___ years to orbit the sun.
What is 5 to 9 years?
_____________ causes weight to be different on different planets.
What is the gravitational pull of each planet?