THE OUTER PLANETS Chap. 29, Sect. 3 OBJECTIVES: SWBAT… 1. Identify the physical characteristics of the outer planets. 2. List the major surface features.

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THE OUTER PLANETS Chap. 29, Sect. 3 OBJECTIVES: SWBAT… 1. Identify the physical characteristics of the outer planets. 2. List the major surface features of the outer planets.

THE OUTER PLANETS 1. AKA the Jovian planets, except Pluto. 2. Last 4 planets past the asteroid belt. 3. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.

THE OUTER PLANETS 4. Largest planets; composed entirely of gasses (except Pluto). 5. Lack solid surfaces (again, except Pluto). 6. Rocky cores

THE OUTER PLANETS 7. All have rings and atmosphere, except Pluto. 8. All have moons.

EARTH VS. JUPITER

CASSINI & GALILEO NEAR JUPITER

JUPITER AND GREAT RED SPOT

JUPITER W/ ITS MOONS

CLOSE-UP OF GREAT RED SPOT

IO

EUROPA

GANYMEDE

CALLISTO

JUPITER’S RINGS

JUPITER’S MAGNETIC FIELD

EARTH VS. SATURN

SATURN

SATURN

SATURN WITH MOONS

MIMAS W/ IMPACT CRATER

TITAN

SATURN FROM TITAN

EARTH VS. URANUS

URANUS

URANUS’ UPRIGHT RINGS

URANUS AND MOONS

EARTH VS. NEPTUNE

NEPTUNE AND GREAT DARK SPOT

TRITON

TRITON FROM NEPTUNE

PLUTO

COMPARISON OF MOONS

PLUTO FROM CHARON

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