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Comparative Planetology of Jovian Planets START EXIT Funded by Title V HIS Grant at LAMC and U.S Department of Education Corresponds to Ch 14 in book Astro by Seeds Prepared by: Julissa Garcia, Aramik Yousefian Hagop Hadjinian, Tatevik Grigoryan Activity director: Lilit Haroyan Faculty Advisor: Richard Rains

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Page 1: Comparative Planetology of Jovian Planets START EXIT Funded by Title V HIS Grant at LAMC and U.S Department of Education Corresponds to Ch 14 in book Astro

Comparative Planetology of Jovian Planets

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Funded by Title V HIS Grant at LAMC and U.S Department of Education

Corresponds to Ch 14in book Astro by Seeds

Prepared by: Julissa Garcia, Aramik Yousefian

Hagop Hadjinian, Tatevik Grigoryan

Activity director:Lilit Haroyan

Faculty Advisor:Richard Rains

Page 2: Comparative Planetology of Jovian Planets START EXIT Funded by Title V HIS Grant at LAMC and U.S Department of Education Corresponds to Ch 14 in book Astro

1. What is Jupiter’s inside mainly?

HINT

Unicorns

Hydrogen and Carbon dioxide Liquid Ammonia

Liquid Metallic Hydrogen

What is Jupiter’s inside mainly?

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HINT

Unicorns

Hydrogen and Carbon dioxide Liquid Ammonia

Liquid Metallic Hydrogen

Correct!next

1. What is Jupiter’s inside mainly?

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IncorrectHydrogen Jupiter’s inside is mainly Liquid Metallic

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1. What is Jupiter’s inside mainly?

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It’s Liquid, and is used for nuclear fusion!

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2. What is the name of the largest Jupiter moon?

HINT

Ganymede

Callisto Europa

Io

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HINT

Ganymede

Callisto Europa

Io

Correct!next

2. What is the name of the largest Jupiter moon?

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2. What is the name of the largest Jupiter moon?

IncorrectThe largest Jupiter moon is Ganymede

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Io has volcanoes, Callisto is cratered…

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3. What’s the main difference between Jupiter’s belts and zones?

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Zones are darker

Belts are darker Zones are organic components

Belts are of ammonia

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Zones are darker

Belts are darker Zones are organic components

Belts are of ammonia

3. What’s the main difference between Jupiter’s belts and zones?

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3. What’s the main difference between Jupiter’s belts and zones?

IncorrectBelts are darker (organic components), whereas Zones are lighter (frozen ammonia).

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Belts are the Orange ones…

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4. What are Saturn’s rings made of?

HINT

Rocks

Tiny ice particles Cold Hydrogen rocks

Dry ammonia

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HINT

Rocks

Tiny ice particles Cold Hydrogen rocks

Dry ammonia

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4. What are Saturn’s rings made of?

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Incorrect Saturn’s rings are a bunch of tiny ice particles.

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4. What are Saturn’s rings made of?

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They are small…

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5. Which division is the thickest one in Saturn’s rings?

HINT

A ring

B ring Encke division

Cassani division

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A ring

B ring Encke division

Cassani division

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5. Which division is the thickest one in Saturn’s rings?

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Incorrect Cassani Division is the thickest, in between A and B rings.

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5. Which division is the thickest one in Saturn’s rings?

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A and B rings are not divisions, just rings…

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6. Which is the largest moon of Saturn?

HINT

Enceladus

Tito Titan

Triton

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HINT

Enceladus

Tito Titan

Triton

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6. Which is the largest moon of Saturn?

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6. Which is the largest moon of Saturn?

Incorrect The largest moon of Saturn is titan

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It sounds like a sea God

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7. What is Uranus’ moon that has ovoids called?

HINT

Frances

Miranda Enceladus

Titan

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Frances

Miranda Enceladus

Titan

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7. What is Uranus’ moon that has ovoids called?

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7. What is Uranus’ moon that has ovoids called?

IncorrectMiranda, Uranus’ moon, has ovoids, which look like layers.

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A female name…

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8. Why is Uranus blue?

HINT

It’s sad

It’s the hydrogen and helium It’s cold

It’s the methane

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It’s the hydrogen and helium It’s cold

It’s the methaneIt’s sad

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8. Why is Uranus blue?

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IncorrectUranus is blue because it has methane.

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8. Why is Uranus blue?

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It’s chemical…

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HINT

The Great Dark Spot

The Great Red Spot The hurricane eye

The Spot

9. What is this surface feature on Neptune called?

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HINT

The Great Dark Spot

The Great Red Spot The hurricane eye

The Spot

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9. What is this surface feature on Neptune called?

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9. What is this surface feature on Neptune called?

IncorrectThe surface feature on Neptune is The Great Dark Spot.

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It’s similar to Jupiter’s Red spot, but blue…

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10. Which moon of Jupiter’s has active volcanoes?

HINT

Ganymede

Calisto Europa

Io

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HINT

Ganymede

Calisto Europa

Io

Correct!next

10. Which moon of Jupiter’s has active volcanoes?

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10. Which moon of Jupiter’s has active volcanoes?

IncorrectIo is active with volcanoes since it is closest from Jupiter.

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It’s a small little moon, and name…

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