Space Review ES-OPHS

​Solar System Review

Period 1

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​Objects in Space

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Meteroids - leftover from asteroids colliding

Meteor-burns in Earths Atmosphere

Metorite-​ crashes into Earth.

Meteors

Rocks left over from planets that float in space. ​

Asteroids

​Objects in Space

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​Craters

Too small

​Sphere shapes

Does not follow all rules of planetary ​motion

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Dwarf Planets

Icy Rocks

Have tails full of debris, gas, and dust. ​

Comets

​Objects in Space

Match

Match the following object to their definitions.

• Dwarf Planet

• Meteors

• Asteroids

• Meteoroids

• Comets

Objects that are too small; do not follow all Laws of Planetary Motion

leftover rocks that burn up in the Earths atmosphere.

rocks left over from the formation of planets

smaller pecies of rock that are a result of two asteroids crashing

icy rocks that orbit in space, have 2 tails 1) dust and ice 2) gas.

• Objects that are too small; do not follow all Laws of Planetary Motion

• leftover rocks that burn up in the Earths atmosphere.

• rocks left over from the formation of planets

• smaller pecies of rock that are a result of two asteroids crashing

• icy rocks that orbit in space, have 2 tails 1) dust and ice 2) gas.

​Moon Phases

Match

Match the following

First Quarter

New Moon

Waxing Crescent

Wanning Crescent

Third Quarter

• First Quarter

• New Moon

• Waxing Crescent

• Wanning Crescent

• Third Quarter

This tide occurs during the New Moon on the Eastern Hemisphere and Full Moon on the Western Hemisphere

Spring Tide

​This tide occurs during the First Quarter on the Southern Hemisphere and the Third Quarter on the Northern Hemisphere.

Neap Tide

Draw

Label the parts of this tide.

Draw

Label the Parts of this Tide.