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Earth Science 104 Earth s Place in the Cosmos, Structure History of Astronomy

No lab this week Must pass lab to pass this class Instructors will give percent lab grade to one another Introduction Get Lab Manual this week Do PRELAB 1 before lab next week Bring manual to lab each week

Scales of Space and Time

Planet Earth

Atmosphere

http://www.earthscienceeducation.com/creative_science/chemistry_index.htm Biosphere

http://www.miamisci.org/ecolinks/geosphere.html Geosphere

Sphere interactions

Complex Interactions http://www.msu.edu/~colungag/docs/philosophy.htm

Hydrologic Cycle http://www.mnforsustain.org/water_climate_global_water_cycle_study.htm

Internal and external cycles

Crust http://earthquake.usgs.gov/learning/glossary.php?term=crust

Tectonic movements

Tectonic Plates

Convection

Rocky Planet Silicates Metals Earth s Structure Melting allowed gravity to separate by density Metals drawn to center Silicates dominate the remainder Oxygen and Silicon most common elements Combine with other elements to make feldspars, pyroxenes, amphiboles and quartz

Composition Core ~ 3500 km radius Mantle ~ 2900 km thick Crust < 100 km

Earth s Interior Properties Inner core: solid Outer core: liquid Lower mantle: fairly solid

Earth s Interior Properties Inner core: solid Outer core: liquid Lower mantle: fairly solid Asthenosphere Lithosphere

Internal Division Mantle-Crust boundary is compositional More silica, less iron, magnesium in crust than mantle Asthenosphere-Lithosphere boundary is based on properties Asthenosphere is weak, flows Lithosphere is rigid and contains some of the upper mantle, and all of the crust

Interface of spheres

Nebular Hypothesis of Solar System Formation.

Nebular Hypothesis NEBULA Rotating cloud of dust and gases Our solar system Sun Major Planets Dwarf planets, asteroids and comets Hypothesis that it formed from nebula by gravitational contraction and solids colliding and becoming planets, etc.

Solar system formed from nebular cloud Occurred about 5 billion years ago

Big Bang forms all matter Much more ancient than nebular collapse Beginning of the universe about 14 b.y.a.

Was the big bang the event that formed our solar system? No! The big bang was the singularity that created the matter and space of the universe. It occurred about 9 billion years before our solar system condensed from a nebula. What is a nebula? a swirling cloud of dust and gases

History of Astronomy Ancient civilizations believed that Earth was at the center of the universe GEOCENTRIC MODEL Age of Reason beginning to recognize Sun is center of Solar System HELIOCENTRIC MODEL Age of Technology exploring wide reaches of the universe

Anaxagoras 5 th century B.C. Moon is a sphere lighted by Sun http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/biographies/anaxagoras.html

Aristotle 4 th century BC Earth is a sphere http://www.hao.ucar.edu/public/education/sp/images/aristotle.html

Aristarchus of Samos 3 rd century BC Mathemetician Placed Sun at center with Earth orbiting it

Eratosthenes calculated Earth s size in ~ 240 BC http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/eratosthenes#measurement_of_the_earth

Ptolemy 2 nd century AD Copies of works survive to this day Translated to Arabic early, to Latin in 13 th century

Ptolemy s map of Europe http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/sdg/experimental/vatican.exhibit/exhibit/full-images/d-mathematics/math21.gif

Ptolemy s Solar System

Epicycle explains retrograde motion Since thought was Earth is the center

Retrograde motion Mars usually moves across sky west to east Occasionally appears to move east to west Occurs when Earth is passing Mars

Ptolemy s work Translated into Latin in 13 th century Influenced intellectual thought for centuries

Arguments against Heliocentric Model Earth would fly apart if it rotated on an axis Moon would be left behind if Earth orbited Sun Since God created Earth and Sun and all the heavenly bodies, Earth is the center of the universe