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Jupiter
(size, rotation revolution, mass)
Size- 11 earths
Rotation- about 10 hours
Revolution- about 12 years
Mass- 318 earths
Jupiter
(G.R.S., zones, belts)
Great Red Spot- hurricane over 300 years old
Zones- whitish bands, warmer
Belts- dark bands, colder
Ganymede
Jupiters moon
largest moon in the solar system
Callisto
Jupiters moon
3rd largest moon in the solar system
most heavily cratered
IO
Jupiters moon
active sulfur volcanoes due to tidal heating
Europa
Jupiters moon
ice covered cracked surface
Saturn
(size, rotation, revolution, mass)
Size- 9 earths
Rotation- about 10 hours
Revolution- 29.5 years
Mass- 95 earths
Saturn
(titan, cassini division, ringlets)
Titan- thick nitrogen atmosphere
Cassini Division- gap in Saturn's rings due to tides from shepherding moons
Ringlets- Saturn's rings are small ringlets, again may be due to shepherding moons
Uranus
(size, rotation revolution, tilt)
Size- 4 earths
Rotation- about 17 hours
Revolution- 84 years
Tilt- 98 degrees on side
Neptune
(Size, rotation, revolution, G.D.S)
Size- 4 earths
Rotation- about 16 hours
Revolution- 165 years
Great Dark Spot- hurricane founded by Voyager
Triton
Neptune's moon
active Nitrogen geysers
Asteroid
rocks in Mars and Jupiter's belts
Trojan
Jupiter's family of asteroids
Earth Crossers
Apollo class can hit NEO- near earth objects
(know in class diagram)
Oort's Cloud
spherical cloud surrounding solar system
50000AU
Kuiper's Belt
outside Neptune
leftover planetismals
Meteoroid
small piece in space
Meteor
burning up in out atmosphere
Meteorite
rock on the ground
Photosphere
part of the sun we see
about 500 miles thick
5800K
Chromo sphere
pink
10000 miles above photosphere
15000K
Corona and Holes
outer atmosphere
1,000,000K+
areas which have no coronas are called holes
Luminosity
how much energy the sun gives off
use sun as standard unit of 1 solar lum.
Convection Zone
area just below the surface that energy moves and undulates sun surface
Radiation Zone
area around core of sun that moves the energy
Core
15,000,000K dense
all fusion takes place here
Helio Seismology
study of convection undulations below surface
Granulation
salt and pepper texture on surface due to convection
Sunspots
magnetic storms cooler by 2,000K on suns surface
Cycle
11 years, if you look at numbers
22 years, if you look at polarity switch
Prominences
loops of gases that connect paired sunspots
Flares
hot storms that last 5 to 20 minutes
5 million degrees sends out a lot of x-ray and solar radiation
Fusion
combining hydrogen into helium which releases energy only in core
PxP reaction
reaction that takes place in suns core
4 hydrogen to 1 helium
E=mc2
E=energy
M=mass
C= speed of light
Neutrinos
essentially mass less particles that are created at suns core and may let us study the core.