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The Solar Sytem

The Solar Sytem. By: Mark Paul B. Ebol Laurence Toyongan. sun. The Solar System. Moon. Click here for video. Mars. Mercury. Venus. Earth. Jupiter. Click here for fun games about the solar system. Saturn. Uranus. References. End. Neptune. The Solar System.

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The Solar Sytem

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  1. The Solar Sytem By: Mark Paul B. Ebol Laurence Toyongan

  2. sun The Solar System Moon Click here for video Mars Mercury Venus Earth Jupiter Click here for fun games about the solar system Saturn Uranus References End Neptune

  3. The Solar System • The collection of planets and their moons in orbit around a sun, together with smaller bodies such as asteroids, meteoroids, and comets. Click here for more info

  4. The Sun • The Scientific name is Sol. • It contains about 98% of all the rocks, dust, and gas in the Solar System.  • If hollow, one million Earths could fit inside. • It acts as a giant magnet. • The Sun’s surface is 6,000 degrees celcius, but it’s atmosphere is millions of degrees. Click here for more info

  5. Mercury • It takes 87,969 days for Mercury to orbit the Sun one time. • Since it is smaller than Earth, it has less gravity which means if you weighed 70 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 27 pounds on Mercury. • Mercury is so hot that you could burn to death during the day, but spins so slowly that you could freeze to death at night. • It has no moons. • There is almost no air on Mercury. • It is 36 million miles away from the Sun.

  6. Venus • It takes 224,701 days to orbit the Sun. • You would way 63 pounds here if you weighed 70 pounds on Earth. • It is similar to Earth because it has mountains, venusquakes, mountains and valleys. You can’t live here though because it is way too hot. • It is 67 million miles away from the Sun. • Venus has no moons.

  7. Earth • It takes Earth 365.3 days to orbit the Sun. • We are 93 million miles away from the Sun • It contains the only human life we know of. • Earth has one moon, Luna. • Earth has just the perfect combination of weather, temperature, and atmosphere to keep us alive.

  8. Mars • It takes 686.98 days to orbit the Sun. • Mars is 142 million miles away from the Sun. • Weighing 70 pounds on Earth, you would weigh 27 on Mars. • Scientists have found that Mars once had streams, rivers, lakes, and an ocean. • Mars has two moons, Deimos and Phobos. • Mars has the highest mountains and deepest canyons in the whole Solar System. The largest canyon on Mars would stretch from New York to California here on Earth.

  9. Jupiter • It takes Jupiter 4332.59 days to complete one orbit around the Sun. • It is 482 million miles away from the Sun. • You would weight 185 pounds on Jupiter if you weighed 70 pounds on Earth. • Jupiter has a great red spot that is made up of storms that have been constantly occurring for over 300 years. • There is no solid surface here, it is just one huge ocean of Hydrogen and Water. There is nothing in between the atmosphere and the ocean, there would be no flat surface to float a boat on like on Earth. • Jupiter has 63 moons. • It only takes 10 hours to go from night to day here.

  10. Saturn • It takes 10,759.2 days to orbit the Sun. • You would weigh 82 pounds here if you weighed 70 pounds on Earth. • It’s rings are 169,800 miles wide, but less thick than a football field.  • Saturn is very similar to Jupiter because under it’s atmosphere is an ocean of liquid chemicals. • Saturn has 34 moons. • It is 888 million miles away from the Sun.

  11. Uranus • It takes 30,684 days for Uranus to orbit the Sun. • It is 1, 784 million miles away from the Sun. • You would weigh 82 pounds here, if you weighed 70 pounds on Earth. • It is the only planet that spins on it’s side. • Uranus could have ocean under it’s atmosphere, and because of the amount of pressure on Uranus, it could possible have trillions of large diamonds. • It is almost identical to Neptune. • It has 27 moons.

  12. Neptune • It takes 60,190 days to orbit the Sun. • Neptune has a giant storm just like Jupiter, it is called the Great Dark Spot. • It was discovered in 1846. • It has 6 rings that surround it. • Since Neptune is so far away, scientists know of 13 moons for sure, but there could be many more to be discovered. • It is 2,794 million miles away from the Sun.

  13. Moon • A natural satellite revolving around a planet. • Any natural satellite of a planet • Something shaped like an orb or a crescent. • The natural satellite of Earth, visible by reflection of sunlight and traveling around Earth in a slightly elliptical orbit at an average distance of about 381,600 km (237,000 mi). The Moon's average diameter is 3,480 km (2,160 mi), and its mass is about 1/80 that of Earth.

  14. Work Cited "BNSC - Venus." BNSC - Home. 6 Oct. 2008 http://www.bnsc.gov.uk/lzconte. "Discover Saturn." Windows to the Universe. 6 Oct. 2008 <http://www.windows.ucar.edu/to "Geography4Kids.com: Wallpapers: Earth's Moon." Rader's GEOGRAPHY 4 KIDS.COM. 6 Oct. 2008 <http://www.geography4kids.com "Google Earth Blog: Google Jupiter." Google Earth Blog. 6 Oct. 2008 http://gearthblog.com/blog/archiv. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yj5Lt3FxU28&feature=related Jong, Ing-Chang. "ICJ Home Page." ICJ. 8 July 1998. 6 Oct. 2008 <www.comp.uark.edu/~icjong/>. "Mars, Earth - Closest Approach in Recorded History." Latest Email Hoaxes - Current Internet Scams - Hoax-Slayer. 6 Oct. 2008 http://www.hoax-slayer.com/mars "Neptune - DiracDelta Science & Engineering Encyclopedia." Engineering Database. 6 Oct. 2008 <http://www.diracdelta.co.uk/science "RedShift™ Astronomy News » Uranus." RedShift™ Astronomy News . 6 Oct. 2008 <http://news.redshift.de/index.php "Rocks from space." Rocks from space. 6 Oct. 2008 http://rocksfromspace.open.ac.uk. "Solar System - Interactive Solar System - By KidsAstronomy.com." Astronomy For Kids - KidsAstronomy.com. 6 Oct. 2008 <http://www.kidsastronomy.com/solar_s "StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Sun." StarDate Online - Your Guide to the Universe. 6 Oct. 2008 http://stardate.org/resources/ss. " What can mom serve us now? - Astronomy.com blog." Astronomy.com Forums. 6 Oct. 2008 <http://cs.astronomy.com/asycs/b

  15. References http://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/space/solar-system/ http://www.kidsastronomy.com/ www.earthds.info/pdfs/EDS_01.PDf www.asc-csa.gc.ca/pdf/educator-mercury.pdf www.asc-csa.gc.ca/pdf/educator-mars.pdf www.asc-csa.gc.ca/pdf/educator-venus.pdf www.superteacherworksheets.com/space/jupiter.pdf? www.asc-csa.gc.ca/pdf/educator-saturn.pdf? www.asc-csa.gc.ca/pdf/educator-uranus.pdf? www.superteacherworksheets.com/space/neptune.pdf www.astro.virginia.edu/SST/.../Phases%20of%20the%20Moon.pdf

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