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Moons And Meteoroids

Published on Dec 08, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

MOONS-METEROIDS

bY JADEN,NATHAN,JOSH

MOON

  • The moon is not a planet but a satellite of the earth.
  • The surface of the moon is 9.4 billon acres
  • The moon rotates 10 miles an hour.
  • From earth we only see one side of the moon.
  • The moon has no global magnetic field

MORE FACTS

  • The moon is about 1/4 the diameter of the earth
  • 49 moons could fit in the earth.
  • The moon takes 27 days to orbit the earth.
  • The moon is 4.5 billion years old.
  • The moon orbits counter clock wise

METEROIDS

  • Meteoroids land on earth as rock and dust.
  • Meteoroids go through the orbit of earth,Venus,and mars
  • Meteoroids are made of stone,iron,and carbonaceous.
  • Meteoroids have the mass of a paper clip.
  • Some can be as big as a meter and others the grain of salt.

MORE INFO

  • Meteoroids are made of small elements and compounds.
  • Meteoroids are located on the outer atmosphere.
  • Meteoroids break down as they go through levels of the atmosphere.
  • Meteoroids were made 4.56 billions years ago when earth was created.
  • 500 solid meteoroids reached earths surface.

SATELLITES

  • Is a machine that orbits the moon planets and stars
  • NASA has more than a dozen satellites in orbit.
  • Satellites allow people to see large areas at one time.
  • Satellites make up the Global Positioning System.
  • Satellites are launch into space In rockets.

MORE INFORMATION

  • Since Sputnik 1 was launched 2,500 satellites have been in orbit
  • Most satellites are in the LEO range
  • Other satellites stay in geosynchronous orbit
  • Weather and television satellites stay in the geosynchronous orbit.
  • In the geosynchronous range the satellites "hover" in orbit.