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WELCOME.
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COVERAGE TOPIC. 01. SOLAR SYSTEM. 02. HELIOCENTRIC AND GEOCENTRIC.
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To know and understand the concept of Solar system.
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SOLAR SYSTEM. PRESENTED BY: LEA CLORDO JOVEN.
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. MILKY WAY GALAXY. SOLAR SYSTEM. abstract.
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SOLAR SYSTEM. Solar System is a Planetary System.
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THE SUN. Our Sun is the star at the center of our Solar System..
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ILLUSTRATION OF SOLAR SYSTEM. abstract. 2 CATEGORIES.
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MERCURY. VENUS. EARTH. MARS. TERRESTRIAL PLANETS.
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IMAGE OF MERCURY. THE MERCURY. Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System and the closest to the Sun..
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THE VENUS. It is the Second among the Terrestrial planets in the Solar System..
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IMAGE OF MERCURY. THE EARTH. Earth is the third terrestrial planet in the Solar System which is the only planet that can support and sustain life.
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THE MARS. It is the fourth planet that revolves around the Sun..
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ASTEROID BELT. .
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ASTEROID BELT. The Asteroid Belt (sometimes referred to as the main asteroid belt) orbits between Mars and Jupiter. It consists of asteroids and minor planets forming a disk around the sun..
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CERES. Largest object. (About the same size as Texas).
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JUPITER. SATURN. URANUS. NEPTUNE. JOVIAN PLANETS.
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THE JUPITER. It is the fifth planet that orbits around the Sun. Known as the “Largest Planet” in the Solar System..
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IMAGE OF SATURN. THE SATURN. It is the sixth planet in the Solar system that revolves around the Sun and the second largest planet in the Solar System..
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THE URANUS. It is the seventh planet from the Sun, and has the third-largest diameter in our solar system. It was the first planet found with the aid of a telescope.
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IMAGE OF NEPTUNE. THE NEPTUNE. It is the eight and most distant planet in our solar system..
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O*ctsarenottoscale Sun Logariåncscale Solar system distances Inner Oort Cloud Main asteroidbelt Kui*rBelt 10 Astonomlcalunits (AU) OortCloud 10,000 10000.
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KUIPER BELT. Kuiper Belt KTI!bSL. I s a circumstellar disc in the outer Solar System, extending from the orbit of Neptune at 30 astronomical units to approximately 50 AU from the Sun..
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OORT CLOUD. . Collection of Icy debris. The edge of the Solar System.
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Last Image on solar system..
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HELIOCENTRIC AND GEOCENTRIC.
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Moving sky.
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APPARENT DAILY MOTION.
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PLATO. ARISTOTLE. PTOLEMY. GEOCENTRIC MODEL OF THE UNIVERSE.
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GEOCENTRIC THEORY. Geocentric makea. A theory model of the Solar System in which the stationary earth lies at the center and all other celestial objects orbit it..
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Video of geocentric model.
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COPERNICUS. GALILEO. HELIOCENTRIC MODEL OF THE UNIVERSE.
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HELIOCENTRIC THEORY. abstract. A model of the universe in which the SUN lies in the center and other celestial objects including earth orbit it. The earth both rotates and revolves..
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KEPLER. NEWTON. . abstract.
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THE REASON THAT KEEPS THE PLANETS ON THEIR ORBITS.
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2 FACTORS KEEPING THE PLANETS ON THEIR ORBITS. 1. GRAVITY.
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THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!. - Teacher Lhey.