IQ A meteor shower occurs when the Earth passes through the orbit of a “dead comet.” T F.

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IQ A meteor shower occurs when the Earth passes through the orbit of a “dead comet.” T F

IQ T. It is true! As a comet passes the sun, the ices in the nucleus are heated, vaporized, and appear as the gas tail of the comet. After enough passes, there are no gasses left, only the “gravel” of the original “dirty snowball” The “gravel” continues to orbit the sun, and when the Earth intersects the orbit, it produces many meteors – a meteor shower!

IQIMPORTANT Test: Monday, 22 October Review Session: –Thursday, 18 October –6:00 PM –Physics & Astronomy Building 190 Chapters 7 through 17

IQ Jupiter radiates more heat than it receives from the Sun. T F.

IQ True! Jupiter radiates infrared radiation (heat) at about twice the rate that the Sun heats the planet! The planet is still contracting, thus generating energy.

IQ The Galilean satellites of Jupiter exhibit BOTH rotational and orbital resonances. T F

IQ T. Each of the four Galilean satellites is in synchronous rotation. The inner three moons exhibit 1:2 and 1:4 orbital resonances, as well!

IQ An asteroid can be described as a “dirty snowball.” T F

IQ F! False. Asteroids are rocky bodies, most of which orbit between Mars and Jupiter. Asteroids typically have irregular shapes and craters resulting from many collisions with other asteroids.