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DWARF PLANETS
BY: JEANNIE HURLEY AND MADELINE TRAPNELL
Photo by
sjrankin
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DWARF PLANETS
BASIC STATISTICS OF DWARF PLANETS
Photo by
European Southern Observatory
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WHAT ARE DWARF PLANETS MADE OF?
70% Rock
30% Water and ice
Covered in nitrogen, methane and carbon monoxide
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HOW BIG IS A DWARF PLANET?
Originally thought to be the size of earth
Astronomers later realize it was a Small planetesimal.
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WHERE ARE THEY FOUND?
Dwarf planets orbit our sun
Most are located in the Kuiper belt- region of icy objects beyond the orbit of Neptune
Pluto is 3.7 billion miles from the sun
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WHAT MAKES A DWARF PLANET SPECIAL?
They are too small to be named a planet
Too big to be separated into categories
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DWARF PLANETS
WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF OTHER DWARF PLANETS THAT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED?
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NAMES OF DWARF PLANETS
Ceres
Haumea
Eris
Makemake
Pluto
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CERES
Largest in the asteroid belt
Lies between the orbit of Mars and jupiter
950 kilometers in diameter
Only dwarf planet in the inner solar system
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HAUMEA
Located beyond Neptune's orbit
Discovered in 2004
About 1/3 of Pluto's mass
It is a ellipsoid
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MAKEMAKE
Largest in the Kuiper belt
Diameter is 2/3 the size of Pluto
Low average temperature
Discovered in March 2005
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ERIS
Biggest dwarf planet
27% More massive than Pluto
Directly orbits the sun
Discovered in 2005
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PLUTO
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WHO DISCOVERED PLUTO? WHEN?
Clyde W. Tombauah
February 18th, 1930
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WHY DON'T SCIENTISTS KNOW MUCH ABOUT PLUTO?
Farthest from earth and the sun
We haven't made it close enough to Pluto
Photo by
Jules Stoop
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WHY ISNT PLUTO A PLANET ANYMORE?
It hasn't cleared the neighborhood of its orbit
It has not become gravitationally dominant
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WHY DO SOME PEOPLE INSIST THAT PLUTO IS STILL A PLANET?
Even though Pluto doesn't fit third rule, still follows first and second rules that determine what is/isn't a planet.
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WHAT IS ODD ABOUT PLUTOS ORBIT?
It take 248 earth years to orbit the sun
It's orbit is more elliptical
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HOW MANY MOONS DOEs PLUTO HAVE?
5 moons
No rings
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FUN FACTS!
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THANKS FOR LISTENING!
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
T.space.com
NASA.gov
airandspace.si.edu
Wikipedia.org
Jeannie Hurley
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