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SOLAR SYSTEM

EARTH SCIENCE
M S . NA R C E L Y M A E A . S A R A B I A
The Solar System that is known
today only formed 8.5 to 9 billion
years after the big bang.

How did the Solar System


came about?
ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS
- one of the earliest theories for the
formation of the planets

- a rogue star passes close to the Sun


about 5 billion years ago.

- Material, in the form of hot gas, is


tidally stripped from the S u n a n d t h e
rogue star.
ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS
- this material fragments into smaller
lumps
• materials from the rogue star
which form the outer planets
• materials from the sun form the
inner planets
ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS
ENCOUNTER HYPOTHESIS

PROBLEM: Encounters between


stars are extremely rare, so
as to be improbable in the
of the Universe ( approx. 15
years)
PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS
- suggests that a cloud of gas and
dust ( a b o u t 1 0 m i l l i o n k i l o m e t e r s i n d i a m e t e r ) r o t a t e d
slowly
- cloud of gas and dust began to
collapse which reduced the sized of
the cloud, resulting to an increas e in
rotation

- also, the compression made the


interior so hot, creating a hydrogen
fusion , which formed the sun.
PROTOPLANET HYPOTHESIS
- surrounding the sun was a great
plat e-like disc cont aining a huge
whirlpool where matter accumulated
due to friction.

- the whirlpool shrank into compact


masses, forming the protoplanet s
that later became the planets and
moons.
NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS
- first proposed by I m m a n u e l K a n t a n d
Pierre Simon Laplace

- solar system was formed from a


slowly-rotating cloud of gas (solar
n e b u l a ) that collapsed and flattened
with a hot central region known as
the sun and the remaining ma terials
became the planets and everything
else
NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS
PROBLEM: According to calculations,
the solar nebula would not be able to
form rings nor planets.
SOLAR NEBULA THEORY
- the cloud of gas and dust begins to
collapse because of the gravitational
forces
- t h e s p i n n i n g n e b u l a flattens with a
bulge at the center, the central mass
forms the sun
- the contraction of Solar System
ended
SOLAR NEBULA THEORY
- with that, temperature b e g a n t
decline ( n o E i s converted to thermal o
making the substances/dust to
condense
- the condensed dust grains then
joined together forming the
planet esimals

Planetesimals are small rocky little bodies


in the early Solar System.
SOLAR NEBULA THEORY
- planetesimals stuck together and
then later, forming the four terrestrial
planets

- as the terrestrial planets were being


formed, the gas giants along with
their natural satellites were also
formed.
Gas giants received lower incoming sol ar E
and experienced lower temperatures
SOLAR NEBULA THEORY
WHAT IS THE SOLAR SYSTEM?

The solar system has one star , eight planets ,


five officially named dwarf planets , hundreds
of moons , thousands of comets , and more than
a million asteroids .
IT ’ S IN OUR GALAXY THAT CALLED
‘ THE MILKY WAY ’ .

LET’S TAKE A LOOK


AT OUR SOLAR
SYSTEM.
MEMBERS OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
JUPITER
URANUS
EARTH
MERCURY PLUTO

MARS
VENUS NEPTUNE
SATURN

OUR SOLAR SYSTEM IS MADE UP THE ORDER OF THE PLANETS IN THE SOLAR
OF A STAR , EIGHT PLANETS AND SYSTEM , STARTING NEAREST THE SUN AND
COUNTLESS SMALLER BODIES SUCH WORKING OUTWARD IS THE FOLLOWING:
AS DWARF PLANETS , ASTEROIDS
AND COMETS . MERCURY , VENUS , EARTH , MARS ,
JUPITER , SATURN , URANUS , NEPTUNE
IDENTITY
MERCURY

THE
PLANET’S
N SOLAR SYSTEM

88 DAYS/ YEAR

SUITABLE CLIMATIC CONDITION,


SUPPORT LIFE IN ALL FORMS.
T EART
VENU H
E
MOON IS THE NATURAL SATELLITE

H
O RED PLANET.
T MARS HAVE LARGEST DUST
T
STORMS
E
S
T

P
L
A
N
E
T

I
THE LARGEST PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST DAY,
JUPITER 1 DAY IN JUPITER = 9 HOURS 5 5 MINUTES.

FAMOUS FEATURE OF SATURN IS


SATURN 'RING SYSTEM' WHICH IS COMPOSED
MOSTLY OF ICE PARTICLES.

VERY COLD PLANET


URANUS (-224 DEGREE CELSIUS)

THE
PLANET’S NEPTUNE THE ‘ICE GIANT’

IDENTITY
WE ALSO HAVE 5

DWAR F PLANETS IN CERES PLUTO


O UR SOLAR SYSTEM
.

MAKEMAKE
HAUME
ERIS
A

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