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Mars: By:Kamil & Aidan

Mars: By:Kamil & Aidan. Discovery of Mars. My planet is the 4 planet from the sun.

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Mars: By:Kamil & Aidan

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  1. Mars:By:Kamil & Aidan

  2. Discovery of Mars My planet is the 4 planet from the sun. The diameter of my plant is 6787[km]. The length of one revolution year round is 687 earth days days. My plant has two knowing moons.The temperature of my plants is 310-150 range of temperature. My planet is made of 95% carbon dioxide 3% nitrogen and 1.6% argon. There is little atmosphere and there is no liquid. My planet named after Ares. Mars was named after that god because the planet got the name from its red color. The ice on the south and North pole is frozen carbon dioxide. Mars is sometimes called the red planet because of its red rocks. There are lots of mountains on mars. You can see where the rivers used to be on mars.

  3. Discovery of Mars The diameter of mars in miles is 682.4. The length of a day on mars is 1,026 days. The length of a day on mars is 687 days. The number of moons are two. The mane temperature on mars is 230 degrees F. The weight of a person whose weighs 100 pounds on earth would weigh 38 pounds on mars. The Distance from the sun is 1,524 AU

  4. Why would you want to go to Mars I think it would be cool to visit Mars because it is a place where only probes have been.

  5. Credits Nasa.com Plant.com

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