science terms
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ellipse | An elongated circle, or oval shape; the shape of the planets’ orbits.
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geocentric | a description of the solar systemin which all of the plants revolve around the earth
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inertia | the tendency of a moving object to continue in a strait line or a stationary object o remain in place
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heliocentric | a description in which the solar system in which all of the plants revolve around the sun
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core | the centrel part of the sun, where nuclear fusion occours
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nuclear fusion | the process by which hydrogen atoms join together to form helium , releasing energy
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corona | the outer layer of the earths atmosphere
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photosphere | the inner layaer of the suns atmosphere
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chromosphere | the middle layer of the suns atmosphere
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solar wind | a stream of electrically charged particals produced by the suns corona
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sunspot | a dark area of gas on the sun that is cooler than the surrounding gases
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prominence | a loop of gas that protudes from the suns surface, linking parts of the sunspot region
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solar flare | an explosion of hydrogen gas from the suns surface that occour when loops in sunspot regions suddenly contact
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greenhouse effect | the trapping of heat by a planets atmosphere
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terrestrial plants | the name given to the four inner planets; mercury, veus, earth, mars
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retrograde rotation | the spinning motion of a planet from east to west, opposite to the direction of rotation of most planets and moons
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