science test 3/22 Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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keplers law of planetary motion

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a statellite orbits a primary in an eliptical path. The primary is located at a focus point of the ellipse

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Closet

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  • perigee
    -periphelion
    -jan 3rd= largest apparent diameter of the sun
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3
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farthest

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-apogee or aphelion
-july 3rd
- smallest apparent diameter of the sun

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eccentricity

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a number wich shows the shape (not size) of an orbit

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5
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Low eccetricity

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-more circular
-smaller change in velocity + apparent diameter

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High eccentricty

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  • more elliptical
    -bigger change in orbital velocity + apparent diameter of sun
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7
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gravity depends on any two factors

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G= m1-m2/ d2

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7
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gravity

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the force of attraction between any two objects

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8
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mass of each object=

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more mass, stronger gravity
ex- double the mass–> gravity is 2x stronger

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9
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Inverse square law

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objects move 2x closer –> gravity is 4x stronger

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10
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moving farther apart

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become weaker

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11
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Foucault’s pendulum

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the direction of swing of a pendum will appear to change as earth rotates underneath it

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Coriolis effect

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moving objects will bend their path as earth rotates underneath
northern hemisphere- to the right
southern hemisphere- to the left

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13
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mercury

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smaler

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14
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venus

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more dense

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15
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earth + mars

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shorter period of revolution(faster orbit)

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16
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jupiter

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larger

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saturn

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uranus + neptune

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longer period of revolution ( slower orbit)

19
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period of revolution

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time for one orbit = yeat

20
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period of rotation

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time for one spin= day

21
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phases of the moon are not caused by

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Earths shadow on the moon

22
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phases of the moon are cause by

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1- half the moon is always illuminated( by the sun)
2- as moon orbits earth ( revolves) we see different parts of the illuminated half
3- same side of moon always faces earth

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moons rotation

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right side visible
apporaching full moon
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left side visible
after full moon
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date of easter
first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal eqinox
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blue moon
2nd full moon in one calander month
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earthshine
reflected sunlight from earth to moons " darkside"t
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tides
caused by gravitational pull of mostly moon, but also the sun
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biggest change
range of tides when they line up
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big bang theory
13.7 million years ago all matter in the universe exploded from one spot evidence- cosmic background radiation
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our expanding universe
all stars, galaxies are moving apart
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low pitch
long wavelength
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high pitch
short wavelength
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sound approaching
higher pitch
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sound moving away
lower pitch
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the red shift
longer wavelengths moving away ( receding)
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if they were moving closer
blue shift
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stellar revolution
2 paths depends on mass of original star
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energy for stars
nuclear fusion
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star trials
exposure photograph of stars
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