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1. www.startwithabook.org › sites › defaultActivity 1: Solar System Model (Distance) - Start with a Book

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   • Talk about what a solar system model that demonstrates the relative average distances between the planets and the Sun and the relative sizes of the planets would look like. Save your Solar System Statistics cards for future activities.

2. nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov › docs › SSPocketSSPocket Solar System Activity - NASA

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   Make a Scale Model of the Distances in our Solar System. About the Activity. Using a strip of paper, construct a quick scale model of the distances between the orbits of the planets, the Asteroid Belt, and Pluto as part of the Kuiper Belt. Topics Covered. Scaled distances of orbits in the Solar System. Types of objects in the Solar System.

3. informal.jpl.nasa.gov › museum › sitesScale Model Solar System Resources for Informal Educators from...

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   distance scale 1 cm : 1 astronomical unit (note the mention of lower-case) or 149,597,870.7 km. Provide a simple ruler, a pencil, and an example, and have students make their own to take home. Tape the information onto the back of the sheet, for those who want to keep the actual numbers.

4. www.jpl.nasa.gov › edu › learnStudent Project: Make a Scale Solar System | NASA/JPL Edu

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   Download the Scale Size and Distance Spreadsheet (XLSX or CSV) or the Solar System Sizes and Distances reference guide if calculating manually. Decide on the diameter of Earth in your scale model. Keep in mind that a 1-cm Earth means the scale distance from the Sun to Neptune is about two miles.

5. cse.ssl.berkeley.edu › AtHomeAstronomy › activity_1010 The Size and Distance of the Planets - At Home Astronomy

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   What's Going On. This activity helps demonstrate the immense scale of our solar system. The sizes of the planets vary greatly as do the distances between planets and their distance from the Sun. The size of the Sun at larger scale (which isn't included in printouts) would have been 76.7 inches (195 centimeters) in diameter (38.4 inches in radius).

6. solar-center.stanford.edu › activities › Scale-ModelSolar System Scale Model - Stanford University

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   Although we could print the planet sizes to scale, the paper would need to be way too large to show the scaled distances. Instead, to help you understand the sizes and distances of our solar system, we’ve created a scale model. Our Solar System, real imagery but not to scale.

7. www.jpl.nasa.gov › activity › create-a-solar-system-scale-model-with-spreadsheetsCreate a Solar System Scale Model With Spreadsheets

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   Go to Student Project. Overview. In this activity, students use scale, proportion and/or ratios to develop a scale solar system calculator. Using spreadsheet software, students will determine the size of and/or distances between planets on a solar system model that fits on a playground. Materials. Example not-to-scale images of the solar system.