Unit 7- Solar System

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What is the role of gravity in the formation of planets and stars?

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Gravity pulls objects together, leading to the formation of planets and stars.

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Explain how the Law of Universal Gravitation affects the motion of planets in the solar system.

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It keeps planets in orbit around the Sun due to gravitational attraction.

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Compare the geocentric and heliocentric models of the solar system.

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The geocentric model places Earth at the center, while the heliocentric model places the Sun at the center.

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Discuss the impact of the heliocentric model on our understanding of the solar system.

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It provided evidence that planets orbit the Sun, changing our understanding of the solar system.

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Unique property of Earth compared to other planets in the solar system?

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Earth has liquid water on its surface.

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Compare the gravitational force of the Sun to that of Earth.

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The Sun's gravitational force is stronger than Earth's, keeping planets in orbit.

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How has technology advanced our ability to explore outer space?

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Technology allows us to collect samples and data from remote locations in space.

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Evaluate the role of satellites in modern space exploration.

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Satellites are crucial for data collection, communication, and navigation in space exploration.

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Compare the uses of different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum in space exploration.

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Different wavelengths are used for various purposes, such as infrared for heat detection and radio waves for communication.

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How does gravity influence the motion of moons around planets?

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Gravity keeps moons in orbit around planets.

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