Earth - Solar System (Chapter 1) Earth and Solar System
Other bright bodies, including the sun and moon, appear in space.
Bright stars with their own light and heat in space are called stars or stars. Our sun is also a star.
The Sun is our closest star. The stars or stars that appear to be gleaming are thousands of times larger than our Sun.
Astronomers measure the distance of cosmic moving masses with the help of light years.
Light years: Light travels at a speed of about 300,000 kilometers per second. The distance a light travels in a year is called a light year. ॰Mi ॰
In space, some stars or stars, like our sun, come together and are arranged in different shapes. These constellations are called constellations, or constellations.
In the form of the questionable (?) Sign in the form of the seven zodiac signs, it is named after the seven constellations described in the seven constellations Puranas, namely: Kratu, Pulha, Pulastya, Atri, Angira, Basishtha and Marichi.
The brightest star that will reach the north side of the crater is the constellation I, which combines the two constellations Pulha and Kratu in a fictional line.
In ancient times, sailors determined the direction of the north by pointing to the polar star. It is also called the polar star because it always seems to be stationary in the north.
Some cosmic stars look like stars but they do not have their own light and heat. They are illuminated by the light of the sun and give constant light. These are called planets.
Solar System
Like our family, the Sun has a family of eight planets, three dwarf planets, many satellites, planets, countless stars, and comets. It is called the solar system.
The Sun is a hot gaseous mass. It is located in the center of the solar system. The distance from the Earth to the Sun is about 150 million kilometers.
It takes about 6 minutes for the Sun to reach Earth's surface
The size of the Sun is 1.3 million times the size of the Earth
The planets farther away from the Sun are - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranium and Neptune.
These eight planets orbit the Sun in their respective orbits. These orbits are orbits.
As they orbit, the planets revolve around their axes. This is called rotation.
The International Geological Survey excluded Pluto from the solar system in 2006 as a dwarf planet.
In addition to Pluto, the planets Seris and UB 313 (UB313) are considered to be two dwarf planets.
The gravitational pull of each cosmic mass toward its center is called gravitational force I
The attraction between the cosmic masses is called the gravitational force. Because of the gravitational pull of the sun, all the planets in the solar system revolve around the sun.
The Sun's gravitational pull is about 24 times the gravitational pull of the Earth
Other planets, including the Earth, orbit the Sun from west to east, while Venus and Uranus orbit the Sun already around the Sun.
Jupiter and Mercury are the two largest and smallest planets in the solar system
Saturn has a ring around it, known as a ring planet I
In addition to Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus also have rings
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are close to the Sun and are called interplanetary.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all distant from the Sun.
The Earth
Our planet is the 5th largest planet in the solar system
It is located after Mercury and Venus in order of distance from the Sun.
The North Pole of the Earth is called the North Pole and the South Pole is the South Pole. The imaginary line that is imagined by joining both poles to the center is the axis or spine of the Earth.
Because the north and south poles of the earth are slightly flat and the middle part is white, its pole diameter and equilibrium diameter are not the same.
The size of the earth is like a circular sphere I so it is called the shape of the earth or the earth according to its size.
It is called an aquatic planet because three-quarters of the Earth's surface is covered by water.
It is also called the blue planet because the earth's color appears blue from space
The surface of the earth does not feel very cold or hot. It has become a haven for animals and plants here because it has the necessary water, air and other elements for the living world.
The Moon
The only satellite in the world is the Moon I, which is about one-fourth the size of the Earth.
The Moon's gravitational force is about one-fourth of the Earth's gravitational force I
On the lunar surface are many rocks, sleeping volcanoes, caves, mountains, and gray sand.
The moon takes about 24 days and 7 hours to rotate around its axis and orbit around the Earth. I always see only one side of the moon because the rotation and rotation of the moon is almost the same.
The first astronaut to land on the moon is Russia's Blue Armstrong I
The moon is the natural satellite of the earth.
On October 22, 2008, India launched its lunar mission through Chandrayaan-1. In 2009, India conducted the Chandrayaan-2 test with the help of ISRO.
Planetarium
In the solar system, many small galaxies orbits orbits between Mars and Jupiter orbiting the Sun in certain orbits. These are called asteroids.
Comets
In the solar system, there is a different kind of astrology, the front of which is covered with a thick fog-like coating.
The front of the comet is made up of some small particles. These fractures of the particle seem to be astronomical because of the scattering of heat and light.
Due to the heat of the sun, the matter in front of the comet evaporates, causing a fire and a long tail coming out of it. It is possible to see it with the naked eye as they move closer to Earth.
Sometimes the comet comes close to any large planet or star and destroys part of it and falls on the surface of the earth.
Meteor
Sometimes at night a bright beam of light falls from the sky to the earth. I call it a falling star, but in reality these are the ruins of a comet. These are small pieces of rock.
Fragments of comet irregularities in space move around very close to Earth as small rock fragments orbit around them.
Small volcanoes are completely burned in the sky, but large volcanoes cannot be completely burned and fall to the ground to create holes.
Nebula
Niharika is made up of many constellations or constellations like the Sun. Some of them are round and some flat. I can create innumerable suns from one Niharika.
Galaxy
In the winter, the sky appears to be a vast expanse of light that looks white to the north and south. It is made up of many constellations or nihilics. It is called the shadow.
Our universe is made up of many orbits, planets, stars, or planets, planets, planets, satellites, meteors, and comets.
Practice
1. Answer one or two of the following questions
(A) Understand what the solar system says?
Answer:
(B) Write the names of the planets in the solar system in distance
Other bright bodies, including the sun and moon, appear in space.
Bright stars with their own light and heat in space are called stars or stars. Our sun is also a star.
The Sun is our closest star. The stars or stars that appear to be gleaming are thousands of times larger than our Sun.
Astronomers measure the distance of cosmic moving masses with the help of light years.
Light years: Light travels at a speed of about 300,000 kilometers per second. The distance a light travels in a year is called a light year. ॰Mi ॰
In space, some stars or stars, like our sun, come together and are arranged in different shapes. These constellations are called constellations, or constellations.
In the form of the questionable (?) Sign in the form of the seven zodiac signs, it is named after the seven constellations described in the seven constellations Puranas, namely: Kratu, Pulha, Pulastya, Atri, Angira, Basishtha and Marichi.
The brightest star that will reach the north side of the crater is the constellation I, which combines the two constellations Pulha and Kratu in a fictional line.
In ancient times, sailors determined the direction of the north by pointing to the polar star. It is also called the polar star because it always seems to be stationary in the north.
Some cosmic stars look like stars but they do not have their own light and heat. They are illuminated by the light of the sun and give constant light. These are called planets.
Solar System
Like our family, the Sun has a family of eight planets, three dwarf planets, many satellites, planets, countless stars, and comets. It is called the solar system.
The Sun is a hot gaseous mass. It is located in the center of the solar system. The distance from the Earth to the Sun is about 150 million kilometers.
It takes about 6 minutes for the Sun to reach Earth's surface
The size of the Sun is 1.3 million times the size of the Earth
The planets farther away from the Sun are - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranium and Neptune.
These eight planets orbit the Sun in their respective orbits. These orbits are orbits.
As they orbit, the planets revolve around their axes. This is called rotation.
The International Geological Survey excluded Pluto from the solar system in 2006 as a dwarf planet.
In addition to Pluto, the planets Seris and UB 313 (UB313) are considered to be two dwarf planets.
The gravitational pull of each cosmic mass toward its center is called gravitational force I
The attraction between the cosmic masses is called the gravitational force. Because of the gravitational pull of the sun, all the planets in the solar system revolve around the sun.
The Sun's gravitational pull is about 24 times the gravitational pull of the Earth
Other planets, including the Earth, orbit the Sun from west to east, while Venus and Uranus orbit the Sun already around the Sun.
Jupiter and Mercury are the two largest and smallest planets in the solar system
Saturn has a ring around it, known as a ring planet I
In addition to Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus also have rings
Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are close to the Sun and are called interplanetary.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are all distant from the Sun.
The Earth
Our planet is the 5th largest planet in the solar system
It is located after Mercury and Venus in order of distance from the Sun.
The North Pole of the Earth is called the North Pole and the South Pole is the South Pole. The imaginary line that is imagined by joining both poles to the center is the axis or spine of the Earth.
Because the north and south poles of the earth are slightly flat and the middle part is white, its pole diameter and equilibrium diameter are not the same.
The size of the earth is like a circular sphere I so it is called the shape of the earth or the earth according to its size.
It is called an aquatic planet because three-quarters of the Earth's surface is covered by water.
It is also called the blue planet because the earth's color appears blue from space
The surface of the earth does not feel very cold or hot. It has become a haven for animals and plants here because it has the necessary water, air and other elements for the living world.
The Moon
The only satellite in the world is the Moon I, which is about one-fourth the size of the Earth.
The Moon's gravitational force is about one-fourth of the Earth's gravitational force I
On the lunar surface are many rocks, sleeping volcanoes, caves, mountains, and gray sand.
The moon takes about 24 days and 7 hours to rotate around its axis and orbit around the Earth. I always see only one side of the moon because the rotation and rotation of the moon is almost the same.
The first astronaut to land on the moon is Russia's Blue Armstrong I
The moon is the natural satellite of the earth.
On October 22, 2008, India launched its lunar mission through Chandrayaan-1. In 2009, India conducted the Chandrayaan-2 test with the help of ISRO.
Planetarium
In the solar system, many small galaxies orbits orbits between Mars and Jupiter orbiting the Sun in certain orbits. These are called asteroids.
Comets
In the solar system, there is a different kind of astrology, the front of which is covered with a thick fog-like coating.
The front of the comet is made up of some small particles. These fractures of the particle seem to be astronomical because of the scattering of heat and light.
Due to the heat of the sun, the matter in front of the comet evaporates, causing a fire and a long tail coming out of it. It is possible to see it with the naked eye as they move closer to Earth.
Sometimes the comet comes close to any large planet or star and destroys part of it and falls on the surface of the earth.
Meteor
Sometimes at night a bright beam of light falls from the sky to the earth. I call it a falling star, but in reality these are the ruins of a comet. These are small pieces of rock.
Fragments of comet irregularities in space move around very close to Earth as small rock fragments orbit around them.
Small volcanoes are completely burned in the sky, but large volcanoes cannot be completely burned and fall to the ground to create holes.
Nebula
Niharika is made up of many constellations or constellations like the Sun. Some of them are round and some flat. I can create innumerable suns from one Niharika.
Galaxy
In the winter, the sky appears to be a vast expanse of light that looks white to the north and south. It is made up of many constellations or nihilics. It is called the shadow.
Our universe is made up of many orbits, planets, stars, or planets, planets, planets, satellites, meteors, and comets.
Practice
1. Answer one or two of the following questions
(A) Understand what the solar system says?
Answer:
(B) Write the names of the planets in the solar system in distance
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