Gravity and the Formation of the Solar System

How much did you study for this test?

• I reviewed and studied everyday.

• I reviewed and studied almost everyday.

• I am counting on remembering from class.

• I did not study.

• I have not reviewed.

What is gravity?

• magnetic force between two objects

• an attractive pull force of one object to another

• push force towards the center

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If you created a model where smaller pieces of clay were picked up piece by piece forming a larger ball of clay, what part of the solar system formation process would you be demonstrating?

• supernova explosion causing dust and gas to come together

• clumps of matter growing larger due to gravitational forces

• formation of a spinning disk due to the collapse of a nebula

• movement of lighter substances further from the center of the solar system

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The two factors that affect the strength of gravity are (a)   .

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What type of force is gravity?

• weak

• push

• pull

• strong

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What holds our solar system together?

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What is the single greatest source of gravitational force in our solar system?

• Earth

• moons

• Sun

• orbits

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Why is the sun is the greatest source of gravity in our solar system?

• Because it's a big star.

• Because it is so big.

• Because it is the most massive object.

• Because it is in the center.

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What did scientists identify in their observations of space in order to create the Nebular Theory?

• patterns

• celestial objects

• nebula

• supernova

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Is there gravity in space?

• yes

• no

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