keplers laws
What is Kepler’s 2nd law?
Kepler’s law that states equal areas in time
What is a neap tide?
A neap tide has the smallest daily tide range
How did the universe start?
Singularity exploded in big bang
The galaxy in which the earth and sun are located
Milky way
what is a radio telescope?
Type of telescope uses radio waves from space to produce images
What is Kepler’s 3rd law?
Kepler’s law that states as distance increases time increases
What is a spring tide?
A spring tide has the largest daily tidal range.
What is the big bang theory?
The universe originated billions of years ago from a single point and is still expanding, proposed by Edwin hubble.
A large grouping of millions of stars in space
Galaxy
What is a satellite?
A moon or planet or machine that orbits a planet or star
What is Kepler’s 1st law?
The shape of an ellipse
How does the position of the sun and moon affect earths tides?
The position of the moon and sun affects the waves by changing the levels of ocean water.
how does cosmic microwave background radiation support the Big Bang theory?
It is energy left behind from the big bang
Contains all the galaxies, stars and solar syatems- ITS EVERYTHING!
Universe
why do rockets need to reach a certain speed to launch into space?
They need to get past earth’s gravity
what is a aphelion?
The point in orbit when a planet, asteroid, or comet is farthest away from the sun
What are tides caused by?
The interaction of earth, the moon and the sun
What existed before the Big Bang theory?
Singularity
The sun and all of the planets and other celestial bodies
Solar system
What is being above earth’s atmosphere?
Outer space
What is a perihelion?
The point in obit when a planet asteroid, or comet is closest to the sun.
Hat celestial body has the greatest influence on earth’s tides?
THE MOON
According to scientific theory what has happened to matter in the universe science the big bang?
Matter has moved outward and collected into galaxies.
What is a large ball of gas called?
STARS
what is a small robotic space probe that can move about the surface of a planet or moon
A rover