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Science Ch.6 Lesson 1

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WHAT IS A STAR?

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"WHAT IS A STAR?"

  • A star is a luminous ball of gas.
  • And it is also mostly made up of helium and hydrogen kinda like the sun.
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WHAT IS ASTRONOMICAL UNIT?

"WHAT IS AN ASTRONOMICAL UNIT?"

  • An astronomical unit is equal to 149.6 million kilometers.
  • It is also the distance from the center of the 🌏 to the ☀️

"WHAT IS A FUSION?"

  • A fusion is the smashing together of atoms.

WHAT IS THE SUN?

"WHAT IS THE SUN?"

  • The sun is made up of helium and hydrogen.
  • The sun is the largest object in the solar system.
  • The sun also produces it's own light and energy.
  • The sun is the biggest star in the entire solar system.

HOW CAN THE MASS OF THE SUN BE CACULATED?

"HOW CAN THE MASS OF THE SUN BE CACULATED?"

  • A way to calculate the mass of the sun is einstien's equation.

WHAT GASES COMPOSE THE SUN?

"WHAT GASES COMPOSE THE SUN"?

  • The gases that compose the sun are hydrogen,helium,and carbon.

WHERE IS MOST OF THE ENERGY THE SUN PRODUCES FORMED?

"WHERE IS MOST OF THE ENERGY THE SUN PRODUCES FORMED?"

  • Where the most of the energy is formed in the sun is a object inside the sun called the core.

WHAT LAYER OF THE SUN IS VISIBLE?

"WHAT LAYER OF THE SUN IS VISIBLE?"

  • The suns layer that is visible is called the photosphere.

WHAT IS THE AURORA BOREALIS? WHAT CAUSE AURORA BOREALIS?

WHAT IS AURORA BOREALIS? WHAT CAUSES AURORA BOREALIS?

  • The Aurora Borealis is an incredible light show.
  • It is caused by collisions between electrically charged particles.

HOW DOES THE SUN PRODUCE ENERGY?

HOW DOES THE SUN PRODUCE ENERGY

  • The sun produces energy through something called "nuclear fusion"

WHAT IS EINSTEIN'S EQUATION? WHAT DOES EACH LETTER STAND FOR?

"WHAT IS EINSTEIN'S EQUATION? WHAT DOES EACH LETTER STAND FOR?"

  • Einstein's equation is E=mc2.
  • See what each letter means is "energy is equal to mass multiplied by the speed of light squared".