7.21 x 10^2
721.0
What is Keppler's first law
Planets orbit the Sun in elliptical orbits, with the Sun located at one focus
Does Mar's have an atmosphere, if so what is it mostly made up of?
Mars does have an atmosphere, it's made up of Carbon dioxide.
What was the first element(s) that was formed after the big bang?
Hydrogen and helium
What are inner planets?
planets whose orbit lies within the asteroid belt
6.9 x 10^-3
0.0069
What is Keppler's second law
Planet's orbital speed changes depending on the distance they are from the sun. the closer they are the faster they go, the farther away they are the slower their speed is.
What do scientists believe happened to all the water on mars?
They believe that all of the water froze beneath the surface and or evaporate into space.
What's the big bang theory?
Before the universe existed, there was nothing, a singularity expanded, creating the universe.
Name all the inner planets
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
write the following number in scientific notation 0.0009
9 x 10^-4
What is Keppler's third law
Planets farther away from the sun have a longer path and take traves slower.
How strong is the gravitational pull on mars compared to that of Earth?
1/3 the gravitational of Earth's.
The universe is still expanding. TURE OR FALSE
TRUE
What are outter planets?
planets whose orbit lies outside the asteroid belt
what is five-point one multiplied by ten to the tenth power?
51000000000.0
What is the shape of the planets' orbit around the Sun
an eclipse
What color are sunsets on Mars
Blue
What is Cosmic Background Radiation?
Electromagnetic radiation that's leftover from the first moments of the big bang.
Why are outer planets gas giants?
During the process of being formed, the gas giants were away from the sun and as a result, they could not meld with heavy elements because the sun would melt it and let the planet meld with it, and so they meld with gasses and as a result, they grew bigger since the heaver elements kept the planets small.
What is one hundred multiplied by ten to the negative ten?
0.0000000100
what's an eccentricity of a line?
1
What causes mars to be red?
There are dust storms that move around the rusted iron particles around the surface and into the air.
What is the Universe?
all existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos.
What is the nebular theory?
The idea that a spinning cloud of dust made of mostly light elements, called a nebula, flattened into a protoplanetary disk, and became a solar system consisting of a star with orbiting planets