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Ch. 3 Sec. 5 Comets, Ch. 3 Sec. 5 Comets, Asteroids, & MeteorsAsteroids, & Meteors

YouTube video-Bill Nye Comets & Meteors song

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comet

“dirty snowball”

chunk of ice & dust

orbits- long narrow

ellipse

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Parts of a comet

coma nucleus tail

outer layer inner layerformed by solar

wind pushing gasaway from the sun

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tail

nucleus coma

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Most comets- found in Kuiper belt (between Neptune & Pluto) or Oort cloud (beyond Pluto)

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cometcomet

Pigpen from “Peanuts”

Interactive Comet Animation

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Comet Hale-Bopp in 1997

The passage of Hale-Bopp was notable for inciting a degree of panic about comets not seen for decades. Rumors that the comet was being followed by an alien spacecraft inspired a mass suicide among followers of the Heaven's Gate cult.

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Comet Halley was visible in 1910 Comet Halley was visible in 1910 and again in 1986. The next time and again in 1986. The next time it will be visible will be in early it will be visible will be in early 2062.2062.

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AsteroidsAsteroids

Too small & too Too small & too numerous to be numerous to be considered full fledged considered full fledged planetsplanets

Most revolve around Sun Most revolve around Sun between orbits of Mars & between orbits of Mars & Jupiter= asteroid beltJupiter= asteroid belt

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the asteroid Ida and its newly-the asteroid Ida and its newly-discovered moon, Dactyl discovered moon, Dactyl

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Asteroid beltAsteroid belt

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asteroidsasteroids

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meteoroidmeteoroid meteor meteor meteorite meteorite

meteor showermeteor shower

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meteormeteor

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meteoritemeteorite

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A shooting star is really a meteor.A shooting star is really a meteor.

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comacomaouter layer of a comet

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““dirty snowball”dirty snowball”Nickname for a comet

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nucleusnucleusInner layer of a comet

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tailtailFormed by solar wind pushing gas away from the Sun

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elliptical (ellipse)elliptical (ellipse)The shape of a comet’s orbit around the Sun

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meteormeteorA shooting star is really a ________.

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asteroidsasteroids

Too small & too numerous to be Too small & too numerous to be considered full fledged planetsconsidered full fledged planets

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meteoritemeteoritechunk of rock that lands chunk of rock that lands

on Earth’s surfaceon Earth’s surface

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meteoroidmeteoroidchunk of rock or dust chunk of rock or dust in spacein space

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Comets or asteroidsComets or asteroidsMeteoroids usually come Meteoroids usually come

from________ or ___________.from________ or ___________.

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frictionfriction

causes meteoroids to burn causes meteoroids to burn up in the atmosphereup in the atmosphere

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Halley’s CometHalley’s CometThe comet that is The comet that is

observed from Earth every observed from Earth every 76 years76 years