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our solar system has a sun it s the center of our solar system it s a ball of hot gases that produce light planets some bigger than others some ...

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      Our Solar System has:
  • A Sun
  • It’s the center of our 
   solar system
  • It’s a ball of hot gases 
   that produce light
              • Planets
              • Some bigger than 
               others
              • Some, such as Earth, 
               have moons
              • Some, such as Saturn, 
               have rings,
              • ALL revolve around the 
               sun
              • ALL reflect light
  • Moons
  • Reflect light
  • Revolve around planets
       Early Astronomy
  • 3000 BC – Chinese begin recording and 
   predicting movements of the Sun, Moon, and 
   planets
  • 260 BC – Aristarchus  (Greek) – proposed 
   Earth and other planets were sphere that 
   revolved around the Sun
  • 145 AD – Ptolemy (Egypt) – geocentric model 
   – earth – centered system
  • 497 AD – Indian mathematician proposed the 
   earth rotated on it’s axis (1st to explain day and 
   night)
  • 900 AD An Arabian astronomer noticed 
   Ptolemy’s model wouldn’t work
  • 1543 AD Copernicus confirms heliocentric 
   solar system model
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...Our solar system has a sun it s the center of ball hot gases that produce light planets some bigger than others such as earth have moons saturn rings all revolve around reflect early astronomy bc chinese begin recording and predicting movements moon aristarchus greek proposed other were sphere revolved ad ptolemy egypt geocentric model centered indian mathematician rotated on axis st to explain day night an arabian astronomer noticed wouldn t work copernicus confirms heliocentric...

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