MAKALAH
Milky Way Galaxy
Compiled by :
1. Nur
Hidayah
2. Ratu
Apriliyani
3. Roisah
4. Umi
Hani
5. Widiya
Pertiwi
6. Aas
Wati
Class : XII IPS 1
MAN
3 KOTA CIREBON
PREFACE
PREFACE
Assalamualaikum. wr.wb.
Thank God we pray to
the presence of God Almighty who has bestowed grace and gifts, so that we can
complete the task Elementary Natural Science paper on "Theory of formation
of galaxies, the solar system". This paper was made on the basis of
fulfilling the task Class in English.
Thanks also to my friends who have been
offered an opportunity for authors to present the results of this paper.
Hopefully
this paper can provide the motivation for the reading. We know that in this
world nothing is perfect as the proverb says "no ivory that is not
cracked, no river that never boils". If indeed there are many errors in
the writing of this paper, we are expecting criticism and suggestions from
readers.
Wassalamu'alaikum. wr.wb
Cirebon, 01 Sep 2015
TABLE
OF CONTENTS
PREFACE............................................................................................... i
TABLE
OF CONTENTS....................................................................... ii
PART
I INTRODUCTION
1.1
Background................................................................ 1
1.2
Problem Formulation.................................................. 1
1.3
Objectives................................................................... 1
PART
II DISCUSSION
2.1
The theory of galaxy formation and the
Solar
System........................................................................ 2
2.1.1
Galaxies........................................................ 2
2.1.2
Various Kinds of Galaxies........................... 3
2.1.3
Solar System................................................. 4
2.1.4
Various theories of the solar system............. 5
PART
III CLOSING
3.1
Conclusion.................................................................. 8
BIBLIOGRAPHY................................................................................... 9
APPENDIX
PART
I
PRELIMINARY
1.1
Background
In
everyday life we always
look at celestial bodies like the sun, moon, stars, or otherwise directly
related to what is in the universe. Satellite is one of the celestial bodies,
so even with the planets in the sky so vast that there are so many objects that
fill the sky so beautiful this universe.
In
elementary school we've learned about celestial objects, including celestial
objects: galaxies and solar system. In Junior High School was we never learn,
even Samai at the high school level we are still learning.
In
the course Natural Science Basis back we will discuss about matters related to
this Universe. In this paper the author will discuss the theory of galaxy
formation and the Solar System. The galaxy is a galaxy is a system that is
bound by gravity consisting of stars (with all its manifestations, such as
neutron stars and black holes), gas and cosmic dust interstellar medium, and
the possibility of a hypothetical substance known as dark matter. And the solar
system is a small part of the galaxy. To more clearly it will be the writer
explained in the discussion pages.
1.2
Problem
Formulation
1. What
is a galaxy and the solar system?
2. Mention
the distribution of all kinds of galaxies?
3. Identify
and explain the theories supporting the formation of galaxies and solar system?
1.3
Objectives
After studying the material in this paper,
specifically the reader is expected to:
1. Explaining
about the galaxy and solar system
2. Explain
the theories supporting the formation of galaxies and solar system
PART
II
DISCUSSION
2.1
The
theory of galaxy formation and the Solar System
2.1.1
Galaxies
The
galaxy is a system that is bound by gravity consisting of stars (with all its
manifestations, such as neutron stars and black holes), gas and cosmic dust
interstellar medium, and the possibility of a hypothetical substance known as
dark matter.
We
often hear galaxy is the Milky Way or the milky way. If we look a little
strange name of the milky way because of outer space objects likened to milk.
However, there is the uniqueness of these peculiarities, the stars scattered in
the sky at night as milk scattered in the sky. Our galaxy is a spiral, can we
equate with insect repellent circle when viewed from above and like a top when viewed
from the side. Our galaxy is not circular but elliptical spherical. This is
evidenced by the size of which has a length of about 100 light-years away and
lebar10 light years of our Solar System and is 30 light years from the galactic
center.
In
addition to our Milky Way galaxy can also see several galaxies with the naked
eye or with a tool. Revealed by scientists that the Andromeda galaxy, Cloud
Megallianic Large and Small Megallanic Cloud. Andromeda galaxy is greater than
the Milky way.
There
is one hypothesis (provisional estimates which must be verified so that it
becomes a theory), that hypothesis Fowler (1957), according to 12 thousand
years ago, our galaxy not like a situation like this, he is still a fog of
hydrogen gas enormous located in space angkasayang moving slowly rotate so the
whole round, because gravity he kept the contraction and condensation while
continuing to spin on its axis. When the outer mass contraction much left. Part
of that range (turning) is slow and has a large specific gravity to form stars.
In the same way the outside of the left also held condensation forming planets.
Likewise planet satellite moon shape. Galaxy, where the sun we berinduk named
MILKY WAY or the Milky Way.
2.1.2
Various
Kinds of Galaxies
From
the results of further observations, it appeared in the universe there are
thousands of galaxies of various shapes and sizes namely:
a. Elliptical
galaxies
Elliptical galaxies are already old
galaxies, formed from stars that are old, much fainter than the spiral type
with lots of big red star, pambentukan new star had stopped.
b. Spiral
Galaxies
Spiral-shaped spiral galaxy is very
large with a nucleus in the center (nucleus) and the spiral arms and the disc
(disk). This sleeve concentrated on dust and gas (nebulae) where there is
active star formation, when viewed from the side, it looks like an elliptical
galaxy sleeved and surrounded by a luminous atmosphere, and there are circles
collection of thousands of stars called Globular Cluster. The number of
galaxies is approximately 80% of the galaxies. One example of a spiral galaxy
is a galaxy Canes Venatici.
c. Galaxies
Irregular
Irregular galaxies composed of
billions of bluish-white young stars and blue giant stars are very hot. Among
the stars are scattered gas and space dust. The number of irregular-shaped
galaxy is 3%.
d. Milkyway
Galaxy
Our sun is the parent of the Milky
Way galaxy or Milky Way, because it is based on observation, the Milky Way when
viewed from above tangible like a giant rotating spiral. From the side it looks
like a very large ellipse. The stars scattered in the spiral arms, including
our sun. The distance is 30,000 light-years from the galactic center or 20,000
light years from the tip or the edge of the galaxy. Milky Way galaxy 100,000
light years in diameter. Getting to the middle, getting closer and swirling
star galaxy is estimated to center the ball giant star so that this galaxy is
shaped like a flat round cake bowsprit.
2.1.3
Solar
System
Solar System
consists of the sun, eight planets and other celestial bodies such as
satellites, comets, and asteroids. Solar System is no more just a small cluster
of celestial objects and one star. Solar System is a small part of the galaxy.
We are familiar
with the eight planets, eight planets are divided into two parts, namely the
inner planets and outer planets. Planet in is the planet closest to the sun
that is made up of Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. Meanwhile, Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus and Neptune, including the outer planets. Consists of objects such as
meteors, planets, satellites, comets, interplanetary dust and gas that is
circulating around the sun as its center. Many theories have been advanced
about the formation of the solar system but of several theories is no single
accepted by all parties, these theories are: Hypothesis Nebuler, hypothesis
planettesimal, Theory Tidal or theory of the tides, Theory Star Twins, Theory
creatio Continua, Theory and a cloud of dust.
2.1.4
Various
theories of the solar system
a.
Nebular
Hypothesis
Expressed by
Kant and Laplace (1796) who believed the formation of the solar system is the
condensation of hot clouds or fog that is very hot gas, which is partially
separated and is cicin that surrounds the center. Its center was becoming a
star or sun. The part that surrounds the center condenses to form a formula
similar to the formation of the sun was, after cooling, these objects will be
planets like Earth with objects that surround it.
b.
Hypothesis
planettesimal
Proposed by
Chamberlain and Moulton. This hypothesis starts from the same thinking with the
theory Nebular stating that the solar system formed from a cloud of gas which
is very large, condense, the difference is situated on the assumption that the
formation of the planets it does not have to be from the body, but assumed the
big star other who happened to be passing close to the star, which is part of
our solar system. Gas mist from another star was partly influenced by the
attractiveness of our sun and after it cools formed objects called
Planettesemal. Planettesemal the small objects are solid. This theory is an
answer to the question why there are satellites in orbit Jupiter and Saturn
which is opposite the planet's rotation.
c.
Theory
or the theory of the tides
Proposed by
James and Harold Jeffreys (1919). According pecikan planet is from the sun,
called Tidal. Tidal great will be the new planet caused by the approach of two
sun moves, it rarely happens. As in the above theory that the two stars closer
together will form a new planet.
This theory
explains why the planets in the middle like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune
are giant planets, while at the edges a little planets. The birth of the ninth
planet because of the gas fraction cigar-shaped sun was the size of the planets
vary nearest and farthest great but that amid greater.
d.
Twin
Star Theory
Found once the
sun is a pair of twins. By some reason one of the stars exploded as a result of
the gravitational pull, the star of which is now the sun, the pieces continue
to circulate around it.
e.
Creatio
theory Continua
Stated Fred
Hoyle, Bondi and Gold. Found when the universe was created there, the universe
exists and forever remain there after it was created. Every time there is a
particle that is born and is swept away, which then condenses into fog, the
stars and the bodies of the universe, because the particles are larger than the
particles disappear, then the amount of material and the resulting growing
expansion of the universe. Penegmbangan reaches the point limit of 10 billion
years, within this period will generate new fogs. The theory holds that 90% of
the material universe is hedrogen which eventually form helium and other
substances.
f.
Dust
Cloud theory
Proposed by Carl
von Weizsaeker (1940) later refined by P Gerard Kuiper (1950). The solar system
formed from a cloud of gas and dust. Clouds that undergo compression, the
compression process the dust particles attracted to the center of the cloud,
forming clumps and started twisting balls and then form a thick disc in the
middle and thin at the edges. The particles in the central part of the disc
that press against each other and cause heat and tungsten, is then a part of
the sun. While the outer part rotates so quickly that fragmented into smaller
blobs, blobs too small twisting and freezes later become planets.
PART
III
CLOSING
3.1 Conclusion
The galaxy is a system that is
bound by gravity consisting of stars (with all its manifestations, such as
neutron stars and black holes), gas and cosmic dust interstellar medium, and
the possibility of a hypothetical substance known as dark matter.
1. Various
kinds of galaxies:
From
the results of further observations, it appeared in the universe there are
thousands of galaxies of various shapes and sizes namely: Elliptical Galaxies,
Spiral Galaxies, Irregular galaxy, the Milky Way
Solar
System is a small part of the galaxy. Solar system with eight planets we know,
of the eight planet is divided into two parts, namely the inner planets and
outer planets. Planet in is the planet closest to the sun that is made up of
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. Meanwhile, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and
Neptune, including the outer planets. Consists of objects such as meteors,
planets, satellites, comets, interplanetary dust and gas that is circulating
around the sun as its center. Many theories have been advanced about the
formation of the solar system but of several theories is no single accepted by
all parties, these theories are: Hypothesis Nebuler, hypothesis planettesimal,
Theory Tidal or theory of the tides, Theory Star Twins, Theory creatio
Continua, Theory and a cloud of dust.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Sukardjo, JS, et al. 2005. Basic
Sciences faulty. Surakarta: UNS Press
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