Scientific Method
The Solar System
The Solar System Pt. 2
Nuclear Fusion
The Sun and its Life
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How many steps are in the scientific method?

7 steps

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The Red Planet

Mars
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Earth's Twin

Venus (Because of size)

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What process allows stars to produce energy? 

Nuclear Fusion

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What determines which lifecycle a star will take?

The Star's Mass (Weight)

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Name the third step of the scientific method

Form a hypothesis

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Which planets are the terrestrial planets?

(Inner Planets) 

Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars


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How many gas giants are there and what are their names?

4 total: Jupiter; Saturn; Uranus; Neptune

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The process by which Hydrogen atoms fuse together to create more dense nuclei (Helium atoms) while releasing a lot of energy

Nuclear Fusion

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How old is the Sun

4.6 Billion Years

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What is the last step of the scientific method?

Analyze data and form a conclusion

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Which planet is now considered a dwarf planet?

Pluto

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Which planet is the smallest in our solar system? (Do not include dwarf planets)

Mercury

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What two characteristics are necessary for nuclear fusion to take place?

Temperature (K) and pressure

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List two parts of the sun

Corona; Chromosphere; Photosphere; Convection Zone; Radiation Zone; Core

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How do we write a hypothesis?

If/then statements

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What is the definition for rotation?

A rotation is how long it takes a planet to turn on it's axis. 

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What is the definition for revolution?

How long it takes a planet to go around the sun. 

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What two types of energy are produced from Nuclear Fusion? (They come from the sun) 

Heat and Light energy 

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What state of matter is the sun? 

Plasma

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Define a hypothesis

An educated guess based on observations and knowledge of topic

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What two planets are blue?

Uranus and Neptune (Because of Methane Gas)
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What 4 planets have rings?

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

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Hydrogen atoms fuse together in Nuclear Fusion, this is also known as what cycle

Proton Proton Cycle 

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What is the sun made of?

70% Hydrogen

28% Helium

1.5% Oxygen, Nitrogen, Carbon

0.5% Other (Neon, Iron, Silicon, Magnesium, Sulfur)