PPT-Astro 7 - Chap 11: The Jovian Planet Systems

TOTALLY different planets than our familiar next door neighbors They formed beyond the frost line so ices could form and seed the early stages of agglomeration Theres a lot more icetype raw material than rocktype raw material so you get bigger planets. 1 Arejovian planets all alike? Jovian Planet Composition The Jovian Problem. 1. A Problem for the Solar Nebula Theory (SNT). New information about the star formation process makes it difficult to explain the formation of the Jovian planets. . The new information – gas and dust disks around newborn stars do not last very long. . : Jovian Planet Systems. © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.. 8.1 A Different Kind of Planet. Our goals for learning:. What are jovian planets made of?. What is the weather like on jovian planets?. © 2015 Pearson Education, Inc.. The outer planets are called Jovian or Jupiter-like.. These planets are made of gas and are several times more massive than the Earth.. The Jovian planets grew to present size in about 10 million years.. 001). The First Midterm is Tuesday. , . February 24. The First Midterm will be given . in two rooms. A – J Physics 166 (this room). K – Z Anderson 270 (West Bank). Bring 2 pencils and a photo-id.. Hydrogen acts like a metal at great Jupiter does not have a large metal core like the Earth. How can it have a magnetic field? Jupiter does not have a large metal core like the Earth. How can it hav a. nd stellar multiplicity. Insights from recent surveys. Gaspard . Duchêne. (UC Berkeley, Obs. Grenoble). © NASA/JPL/Caltech. Planets in multiple systems?. © . LucasFilm. Ltd.. They must exist!. Chapter 23. Prentice Hall Earth Science. Touring Our Solar System. Section 1. Prentice Hall Earth Science. 23.1 Objectives. List . how the major terrestrial planets differ from Jovian planets. Explain . • . Both involve . an understanding of many different scientific disciplines . Physics- Bio & Geophysicists. Chemistry – Environmental & Aqueous Geochemists. Biology . - Ecologists, Paleontologists. Thursday, October 13 | 7:00 PM. Bell Museum Auditorium. This event is free and open to the public, and will be followed by telescope observing.. About the talk:. Advanced LIGO gravitational-wave detectors recently recorded the first signals coming from mergers of binary black hole systems, marking the beginning of gravitational-wave astronomy and astrophysics. For the first time we are able to observe and study the universe with gravitational waves, and to learn about objects never observed before.. Information about Midterm #1 . Grades to be posted on. . Moodle. Average = . 135/. 180, . s.d. . = . 25 . (Section 1). . 133/. 180, . s.d. . = . 25 . (Section 2). Highest . 180/. 180. TOTALLY different planets than our familiar next door neighbors . They formed beyond the frost line – so . ices. could form and . seed. the early stages of agglomeration. There’s a lot more ice-type raw material than rock-type raw material, so you get bigger planets!. TOTALLY different planets than our familiar next door neighbors!. They formed beyond the frost line – so ices could form and seed the early stages of agglomeration. There’s a lot more ice-type raw material than rock-type raw material, so you get bigger planets!. TOTALLY different planets than our familiar next door neighbors!. They formed beyond the frost line – so ices could form and seed the early stages of agglomeration. There’s a lot more ice-type raw material than rock-type raw material, so you get bigger planets!.