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Outer Planets Day 1
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Paa Kodwo Dowell
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Updated Jan 24, 2022
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it's in our solar system.
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Do you recognize these planets show?
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Therefore, they are the four outermost planets.
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Some characteristics that stand out are two are smaller
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and blue. While the other two are much larger,
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One has large visible rings and the other one.
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Well,
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it looks like strikes. These four planets will be the topic of this discussion
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in this lesson,
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you will summarize the characteristics of the
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outer planets by describing their physical properties,
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location and movement,
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comparing and contrasting or showing differences between
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the outer planets and the inner planets,
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organizing data
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about them into tables and charts.
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Take a moment to type these three important
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vocabulary words and your interactive notebooks.
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Um Or yuri notes
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and check your glossary for definitions. We do have an interactive notebook.
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Uh No, we do have a glossary in our textbooks which is digital
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and keep your eyes open for these words as you move through this lesson,
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contrast
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bone
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ed rink,
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the picture shows the sun and the planets of the solar system.
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There are four inner planets here
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and four outer planets
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and they are separated from each other
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by the asteroid belt.
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The topic that you rarely hear about,
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but we're gonna go more in detail in this lesson.
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And so in this lesson, you'll be answering the question,
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what are the characteristics of the outer planets.
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Before we begin? Let's review some characteristics of the inner planets
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that you might be familiar with
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recall that the inner planets are mercury, venus,
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earth and mars I'd like to call those The solid planets.
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Ah
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The four inner planets are small in relation to the outer planets.
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The inner planets are also rocky.
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That's because they're made up of solid rocky crust.
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They're also very dense
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as the word that I want you to be familiar with as well.
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That describes the inner planets. They're dense.
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That is because they are made up of elements that have greater atomic mass and
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this greater mass is packed into a much
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smaller volume compared to the outer planets.
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The inner planets have very few moves.
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In fact, mercury and venus don't have any moves at all
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and I'm sure you can guess why
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uh stated that they're pretty close to the sun.
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Um So mercury and venus don't have any moves at all while Earth has one and mars has to,
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that is the end of our lecture
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and discussion.
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Please take time to
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answer the questions
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that are tied to the lecture
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and psychology.
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That ends our four minute lesson for today.
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