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Course: AST 1002, Fall 2008School: University of Florida
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Concepts: Key Lecture 21: Solar System Formation, Light Formation of the Solar System: the Nebular Hypothesis RECAP: Meteoroids, Meteors & Meteorites Meteoroids - small chunks of rock in space smaller than asteroids Light: wave-like behavior Meteors - track of light in the sky from rocks or dust burning up as it falls through the Earth's atmosphere Meteorites - chunk of interplanetary rock after it...
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Concepts: Key Lecture 21: Solar System Formation, Light
Formation of the Solar System: the Nebular Hypothesis
RECAP: Meteoroids, Meteors & Meteorites Meteoroids - small chunks of rock in space
smaller than asteroids
Light: wave-like behavior
Meteors - track of light in the sky from rocks or dust burning up as it falls through the Earth's atmosphere Meteorites - chunk of interplanetary rock after it impacts on a planet, Moon or Earth
Light: particle-like behavior
Light: Interaction with matter - Kirchoff's Laws
Origin of Solar System
Observations of the different members of the solar system place constraints on theories of its formation
motions chemical composition age
Origin of Solar System
Planets orbit Sun in same direction and in nearly the same plane Most planets rotate in roughly the same direction in which the Sun rotates Most moo...
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