Geography field project

Name: Daniel Fulirwa

Exam No:180501010093

School: Kitwe Boys’ secondary school

School Code: 50002

Name of Teacher:

Year:2021

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TABLE OF CONTENT

1. TITLE

2. INTRODUCTION

3. AIMS/OBJECTIVE

4. HYPOTHESIS

5. METHODOLOGY

6. DATA PRESENTATION

7. DATA ANALYSIS

8. CONDITION/RECOMMENDATION

9. CONCLUSION

10. RECOMMENDATIONS

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TITLE

IS PLUTO A PLANET IN OUR SOLAR SYSTEM?

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INTRODUCTION

According to my research Pluto is the 9th planet in the solar system. long believed to be the

outermost planet in the solar system, lost it’s status as a planet in 2006. This followed the

discovery of a new bright planet in 2005 that seems larger than Pluto

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AIMS

My AIM is to know more and let people who read my work or project to know more about

the solar system and why Pluto is no longer in our solar system.

OBJECTIVE

 To know why Pluto is no longer in our solar system

 To know why Pluto did not have the definition of a planet

 To understand more about Pluto

 To know the new definition of Pluto

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HYPOTHESIS

It’s known to people that Pluto is no longer a planet in the solar system. So in my project

I’m going to Prove if it is true about Pluto not being in our solar system

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METHODOLOGY

PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION

 Observation

 Interviews

In my research through interviews, it was on 10th may,2021 when I researched about an

astronauts, Astronaut is a person who goes into space. He explained allot of things about

Pluto

SECONDARY DATA COLLECTION

 Magazine

 Books

 Internet

 T.V

In my research through Books and magazines I have witnessed that Pluto is the coldest

planet. Also internet an T.V on natural geographic I watched, how the planets have been

arranged, this planet it is the 9th planet, and it is not suitable for people to live on it because

of the Coldness and additional to that is a lot of ice so you can’t survive when you go there

and no oxygen has been recorded there.

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DATA PRESENTATION

DIAGRAM 1

DIAGRAM 2

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DIAGRAM 3

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DIAGRAM 1

Gravity is a weird thing. When thinking about it, we tend to think about places either

having it or not. But in reality gravity occurs on a spectrum. All the planets in our solar

system have different levels of gravitational force. The graph above shows all the planets,

plus Pluto, and their force of gravity. The planets are listed by their distance from the sun.

A few other planets have a gravitational force that is similar to Earth. But not Jupiter.

Jupiter has a force almost double that of Earth’s. It would be extremely unpleasant to live

there, but the song “Defying Gravity” would probably be extra meaningful.  There are 8

planets in the our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,

and Neptune. Pluto was classified as a planet prior to 2006, but now is considered a “dwarf

planet”. The graph above shows the gravity found on all the plants (plus Pluto!) in our

solar system in order of their distance from the sun.

DIAGRAM 2

There are 8 planets in the our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,

Uranus, and Neptune. Pluto was classified as a planet prior to 2006, but now is considered

a “dwarf planet”. An interesting characteristic to compare and contrast the planets by is

their average temp. This post will do just that. The graph above shows the average

temperature for all the planets (plus Pluto!) in our solar system in order of their distance

from the sun.Earth really is the Goldilocks planet when it comes to average temp. None of

the other planets even come close to having hospital temperatures. All the more reason to

take care of this place, because it is the only planet humans can call home.It is HOT on

Venus. HOT HOT HOT. Wow. 867 degrees Fahrenheit is an unreal number.Pluto is the

coldest planet in the solar system at -375 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature is because

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Pluto is also the furthest from the Sun.The temperate on Mars is -85 degrees F. Although it

not as cold as Pluto, it’s still no Earth. Living on that planet would mean never showing

your skin to the outside air.

DIAGRAM 3

There are 8 planets in the our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,

Uranus, and Neptune. Pluto was classified as a planet prior to 2006, but now is considered

a “dwarf planet”. The graph above shows the size of all the planets (plus Pluto!) in our

solar system. They are listed in order of their distance from the sun. The planets seem to fit

into three categories in regards to size: small, medium and large

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