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Chapter 5 Section 1 The Sky from earth Chapter 5 Section 1 The Sky from earth

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Chapter 5 Section 1 The Sky from earth - PPT Presentation

What can you see in the night Sky Moon the earths only natural satellite Satellite is a body that orbits a planet Planet an object that orbits the sun 5 are visible from earth without telescope mercury Venus mars Jupiter and Saturn ID: 750696

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Chapter 5 Section 1The Sky from earthSlide2

What can you see in the night Sky?

Moon- the earth’s only natural satellite

Satellite- is a body that orbits a planet

Planet- an object that orbits the sun

5 are visible from earth without telescope- mercury, Venus, mars, Jupiter, and Saturn

Stars- appear as tiny points of light but are actually giant ball of hot gases mainly composed of hydrogen and helium

Meteors- a streak of light produced when a small object burns up entering earth’s atmosphere

Comet- a cold mixture of dust and ice that gives off long trail of light as it approaches the sunSlide3

Constellations

Constellation- a pattern or group of stars that people imagined to represent a figure, animal, or object

Western culture identifies 88 constellations

Most are named from ancient GreeksSlide4

Finding Constellations

Star charts help you identify constellations in the night skySlide5

How do objects move in the sky appear to move?

Stars, planets, and other objects appear to move over time.

These objects do move in space, but the actual motions and their apparent, or visible motions may be different.

The apparent motion of objects in the sky depends on the motion of EarthSlide6

Star Motion

Move from east to west through the night

Apparent motion is due to earth turning west to eastSlide7

Seasonal changes

Constellation and star patterns remain the same, however when they are visible varies from season to season

Seasonal changes are caused by the earth’s orbit around the sun

North star is visible year round on earthSlide8

Planets

Planets appear to move along the background of the stars

Planets orbit sun in same plane, they appear to move through a narrow band in the sky

Band is called the zodiac- constellations Taurus,

L

eo, and Virgo

Planets are seen a different times throughout the night

on Earth