SCI02 3RD QTR

• known as the beginning of the universe states that all matter and radiation in the universe.

• BIG BANG THEORY

• STEADY STATE THEORY

• Matter is continuously created to fill gaps that would be created by an expanding universe

• BIG BANG THEORY

• STEADY STATE THEORY

Assuming that the remnants of the materials are radioactive, it suggests that the Earth and Solar system are 4.6 Billion years old

• TRUE

• FALSE

The process of generating fresh atomic nuclei.

• NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

• NUCLEAR FUSION

• ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS

• NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS

• THE PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS

The process releases energy because the total mass of the resulting single nucleus is less than the mass of the two original nuclei. Swirls of hydrogen and helium gas condensed into huge clouds. 

• NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

• NUCLEAR FUSION

• ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS

• NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS

• THE PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS

One of the earliest theories for the formation of the planets. A rogue star passed close to the Sun about 5 Billion years ago. Material is stripped from the Sun and rogue star.

• NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

• NUCLEAR FUSION

• ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS

• NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS

• THE PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS

Idea that a spinning cloud of dust, called nebula, flattened into a protoplanetary disk

• NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

• NUCLEAR FUSION

• ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS

• NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS

• THE PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS

When a compact interstellar cloud emerges, it gives rise to a collection of stars.

• NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

• NUCLEAR FUSION

• ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS

• NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS

• THE PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS

TERRESTRIAL PLANETS

• Mercury

• Venus

• Earth

• Mars

• Jupiter

JOVIAN PLANETS

• Jupiter

• Saturn

• Uranus

• Neptune

• Pluto