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ASTEROIDS
BY JOSH P AND NOAH L
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NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
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WHAT IS AN ASTEROID?
A relatively small, inactive, rocky body in space
Photo by
Emily Lakdawalla, Planetary Society Blogger
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MORE BASICS
Made of ice, rock and mud
Range in diameter from 2 ft to almost 600 mi.
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chipdatajeffb
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Mainly found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter
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FlyingSinger
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May be nessecary to life...
Asteroid impacts are necessary to evolution
Why is that?
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DO ASTEROIDS CIRCLE THE SUN?
They have their own orbit
The planets are almost equally spaced...except for the space where the asteroids are.
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Lights In The Dark
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WHY IS THERE AN ASTEROID BELT?
There would be a planet there instead
How many asteroids?
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www.ruffrootcreative.com
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN ASTEROIDS STRIKE THE PLANET?
They can cause nuculear winters or mass extinction
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State Farm
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WHAT IS THE BIGGEST ASTEROID?
Ceres is the biggest known asteroid
Discovered in 1801
Guess: how big is it?
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Ceres takes up a third of all mass in the asteroid belt
590 miles
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HOW ARE ASTEROIDS DETECTED?
Radar: transmitting signals off space objects
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cliff1066™
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FUN FACTS
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osolev
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object=Asteroids
http://www.windows2universe.org/our_solar_system/asteroids.html
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THANKS FOR WATCHING
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gainesp2003
Joshua Poppie
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