An Introduction to the Solar System: An Overview.

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An Introduction to the Solar System: An Overview

Scale Models A. Sizes of Planets and Sun

Scale Models B. Orbit Sizes

Scale Models C. Orbital Inclinations

Common Characteristics of the Planets All revolve eastward Most rotate eastward (save Venus, Uranus, and Pluto) All lie near the ecliptic

Origin of the Solar System A. Nebular Hypothesis m

Origin of the Solar System B. Collision of a star with the Sun

Examples of Objects in the Solar System Planets mm

Examples of Objects in the Solar System Moons MirandaEnceladus mm

Examples of Objects in the Solar System Asteroids Ida and Dactyl

Examples of Objects in the Solar System Comets Comet West Comet Hyakutake m

Examples of Objects in the Solar System Meteors and Meteorites The Martian Meteorite

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