
Formation of the Universe and Solar System
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Physics
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11th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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14 Slides • 6 Questions
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Stellar Formation and the Solar System
Earth and Life Science 11
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Theories on the origin of the universe
Creationist Origin
Steady State Model
Big Bang
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Multiple Choice
[From Monday's session]
What observation did scientists use to show that the Universe is expanding?
Red Shift
Blue Shift
White Shift
Yellow Shift
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Creation Stories across cultures
Egyptians - World arose from an infinite sea when the sun first rose
Kuba People (Africa) - Ther god felt a stomach ache and vomitted the stars sun and moon
India - The Primal man's body parts were turned into the sky, earth, sun, and moon
Monotheistic religions - Supreme creator
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Steady State Model
1948, Bondi, Gould, Hoyle
Matter is created as the universe expands
Disproven by the discovery of the CMB
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Big Bang Theory
13.8B years ago, big something
Small space, High energy density towards diffuse space, Lower energy density
E=mc2
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Cosmic Evolution
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The CMB
Remnants of energy from the early universe
Visible in the microwave spectrum
"Relic radiation"
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Multiple Choice
What mechanism allows stars to emit light and heat?
Combustion
Fusion
Fission
Oxidation
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Stellar Formation
Nebula (molecular clouds)
Regions of a nebula can increase in density and reach a critical mass for gravitational collapse
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following elements are unlikely to be found in a star?
Hydrogen
Lithium
Helium
Uranium
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Multiple Choice
[True / False] The Solar System is part of the Andromeda Galaxy
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
[True / False] Galaxies are composed of a few hundred stars
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
[True / False] All the planets are equidistant from the Sun
TRUE
FALSE
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Our Solar System
Mass concentrated in center
Planets orbit elliptically around the same plane
Period of planetary revolution increases with distance
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Quick Video Break
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsF_hdjWJjo
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Solar System Characteristics
Most planets rotate prograde (counterclockwise)
Inner planets are terrestrial in nature
Outer planets are gassy
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(1700's)The Nebular Hypothesis
Self gravity contracts a gas cloud
Conservation of angular momentum pulls cloud into a disk
Disk rotates
Central mass forms into proto-sun
Centrifugal forces form rings of matter
Rings of matter forms planets
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Encounter Hypotheses
(1749) Sun-Comet encounter deposited matter to form planets
(1917) Sun-Star encounter draws matter from sun that formed planets
(1904) Sun-Star encounter that drew matter from both stars that formed planets
(1940) Sun collides with a companion star and forms proto planets
(Accretion theory) Sun encounters a dense interstellar cloud and gets matter for planets
(Capture theory) Sun captures a proto-star filament
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(Current) Protoplanet Hypothesis
Proto-sun forms from dust cloud
Remaining materials from dust cloud form disks
Collisions between dust particles and solid matter form larger bodies (proto-planets)
Stellar Formation and the Solar System
Earth and Life Science 11
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