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1 Our Solar System Mrs. Brunsman s Class
2 Our Solar System Mrs. Brunsman s Class
3 Sun... 1 Angelena... 1 Andre... 3 Venus... 5 Dalton... 5 Jada... 7 Earth... 8 Caroline... 8 Mars Josh Mars Kyle Jupiter Maddy M Jupiter Nautica Saturn Anthony Saturn Nicholas... 18
4 Uranus Samuel Uranus Whitney Neptune Zoey Neptune Mehki Pluto Haley... 28
5 Sun Angelena The Sun is in the of the Solar System. The Sun is a red and orange star. The red and orange come from the heat locked inside. ( On the surface of the Sun their is waves. The reason the Sun looks like it has waves is because heats trying to come out. ( The Sun is 1,390,000 km. Its bigger than any planet! ( The Sun is in the middle of Solar System. The Sun is Earths ultimate energy source.( The Sun no moons. Here are some interesting facts about the Sun. The Sun is 4.6 billon years old also in ancient Greece the Sun was called Helios.
6 The Sun is our nearest star even though its 90 million miles away. ( The Sun is a hot planet! Resources
7 Mercury Andre My planet I m studying on is mercury. Mercury is a tanish brown planet. It is that because a lot of gas is around it. Also Mercury has cater on it. ( fact.com). Also Mercury is the closet planet to the sun( Mercury). Also, the size of Mercury is small. the diameter of Mercury is 58 million km (Mercury). Mercury has no life or no air. The temperature on Mercury on the dark side can go to 271 Celsius (Mercury). Mercury has no food because it is the planet to the sun. My planet is by the sun.(mercury). Mercury can go up to 950. It takes 88 day for a year. Water doesn t exist (Mercury). An thats the the planet I study on.
8 Mercury Resources
9 Venus Dalton Venus is one of the planets in our solar system. Venus is covered with water vapor and sulpheric acid (solar system).it looks like the sun.it looks this because it is covered by gases science. Venus is 7,521 miles in diameter (venus).it is about the same size as earth (venus).venus is the second planet in the solar system (solar system).venus can be seen from earth (solar system).
10 Venus has no moons.it also is the hottest planet (science).it can reach up to 900 degrees fahrenheit (solar system)!that is 400 degrees hotter than an oven. RESOURCES BOOKS Venus Mars and the inner planets WEBSITES
11 Venus Jada The plant Venus is fascinating! Venus look s like fire. This is because all the heat that s trapped in.the design of venus is fire (nasa s kid s club). Venus is about 9,590 km from the sun.venus is about the same size as Earth. Venus is the 2nd plant from the sun. Another fact is location from the sun is million miles. The size of venus is and it s half earth size (plants for kids). Venus has no moons. Venus s atmosphere is made mostly of carbon dioxide. Venus take days to complete one orbit around the sun. And venus has no oceans (fun solar system) Resources (fun solar system) (plants for kids) (nasa s kids club)
12 Earth Caroline Earth is a planet in the solar system. The color of my planet is blue white and green because soils and rocks as seen from a distance makes the earth look blue, white, and green. The earth is shaped like a sphere. (planet for kids.com).i The earth s size is 40,075. the space of the earth is.the earth is the third planet from our sun in the solar system ( People live on earth. There is grass there, gravity, water, and animals. Earth has one moon. The earth is a planet that people live on. The earth is around 4.6. billon years old. Earth is the fifth largest planet in the solar system(
13 Earth is an interesting planet in our solar system. I have learned a lot about earth. Resources (planet for kids. com) (solar system for kids. com) BookEarth Book The Earth
14 Mars Josh Mars is part of the solar system. Mars is mostly orange. Iron oxide, or rust gives Mars it s color (planet facts.com). It s mostly orange but it has a big white spot (Mars). Mars is 0.107x earth. It is 4,221 miles long(mars). It s142miles away from the sun(mars). The fourth planet from the sun(mars). Mars has two moons. One moon is small and ones big. It rotates in 24 hours and 37 min. Mars temperature gets down to 23* F and up to 268* F. So this is all about Mars. Resources Mars by Steven L. Kipp Planet facts
15 Mars Kyle Do you know about Mars? It is red because of it s rocks and sand. And because of it s rocks and sand it has lots of swirls(mars). Mars is 4,218 miles wide, that is smaller that Earth ( Mars is the 4th planet in the solar system,that is between Earth & Jupiter( Mars has 2 moons Phobos and Deimos. Phobos is moving closer to Mars each year, so in about 50,000 years no one will ever see it because it is probably going to crash in to Mars forming rings around it like the outer planets (
16 Mars has lots of peeks. One of those peeks is 2.5 million km high,that is 3 times higher than Mount Everest, wow that is high. Now you know more about Mars. Resources Mars (
17 Jupiter Maddy M Jupiter is a planet in the solar system. Jupiter is kind of reddish. It is red because red clouds cover it s surface (Planet facts.com). Jupiter looks like it has a dark red spot that is bigger than earth. (Smithsonian website about planets). Jupiter is 89,405 miles in diameter. Jupiter s mass is times Earth s mass(welcome to the planets). Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun. Jupiter is also 483,700,000 miles from the sun(the planets). According to A Guide To The Planets Jupiter has 63 moons. Also Jupiter s moons are pretty big and they have names but there are too many to say. Did you know that Galileo discovered 4 of Jupiter s moons and they are called the
18 gallelaen moons. Jupiter is named after Zeus or the romans would call him Jupiter (Jupiter). Jupiter has rings just like Saturn but they are too dark to see(the planets). Did you know that the dark red spot on Jupiter is actually a storm (planet facts). Don t you agree that Jupiter is an interesting planet. Resources Planet facts Smithsonian website about planets Welcome to the planets A Guide To The Planets,Sue Whiting,2004 The Planets,Joe Ellen Moore,1987
19 Jupiter Nautica Jupiter is a planet in the solar system. The color of jupiter is red spots. because the hydrogen. Dust helium methareand ammonia.the size of the planet is closer to jupiter is pluto. Ther are 5 moon are europa ganymede and callsto. The fact adout my planet is Jupiter.Jupiter is the largest planet. surrourouding the core is ocean. jupiter is name after the Roman king god. Resources welcome to the planet nine planet thats my planet.
20 Saturn Anthony My planet s name is Saturn. Saturn is red, yellow, orang and tan. It s gases is what makes it those colors and it s rings is it s design(saturn). It s size is 74,978 miles (120,660 km) and it is the second biggest planet in the solar system. It is also the sixth planet away from the sun (Saturn). Saturn has 18 moons. It s moons are big and there names are Titan, Pan, and Mimas (Saturn). The three most interesting things about Saturn are. It s mass is 95 times more than earth. Saturn has a giant white spot and Saturn s moon Mimas has a giant crater (kids astronomy.com).
21 That is all about Saturn. Resources Saturn Kids astronomy.com
22 Saturn Nicholas Saturn is a planet in our solar system. The colors of Saturn are brown, gray,and, red. The reason why it is that color is because gas giant surrounds it. (kids astronomy.com) Saturn is 80,798000miles long. Saturn place in space is 6 planet away from the sun and second largest planet in our solar system ( around the galaxy ). Saturn has 53 moon, a moon of saturn is titan. (kid astronomy.com ). Did you know because saturn is wider than earth you would weigh more. (saturn ) Did know you saturn is god of the greek (planet in our solar system). This is what I study on saturn.
23 RESOURCES (kids astronomy.com) around the galaxy planet in our solar system SATURN
24 Uranus Samuel My planet is uranus. Uranus is blue. It is blue because it is a ice giants (book of uranus). Uranus has white lines(planets). Uranus is 31,763 miles long. It is bigger than earth s moon (solar system). Uranus is 7th from the sun. It is after saturn (Book of uranus). Uranus has 27 moons. Some of the names are Juliet, Cordelia, Bianca, Cupid and ophelia (book of uranus). Uranus is an ice giant. Uranus has rings. Uranus is really on it s side (planets). URANUS IS A AWSOME PLANET.
25 RESORCES 1.SOLAR SYSTEM 2.PLANETS 3.URANUS
26 Uranus Whitney Uranus is a planet in the solar system. Uranus is a blue and green planet.the blue and green comes from the methane gas surrounding it (Planets for kids.com).according to Planets for kids, Uranus has 11 rings. Uranus s size is 32,193 miles.it s four times the size of Earth (Peter and paul around the galaxy.com).uranus is the seventh planet in the solar system.it s 1.75 billion miles from the sun(kids astronomy.com). Surrounding Uranus, there are 27 moons.all moons are small and big.uranus s largest moons are Oberon,Titania,Umbriel,Ariel,and Miranda(Uranus the sideways planet).uranus is so far away that about 200 years scientists could not make how quickly it turns on it s axis(a guide to the planets).did you know a
27 meteoroid crashed into Uranus,that s why it s on it s side(the planets in our solar system).uranus was the first planet discovered by a telescope(kids astronomy.com). After all I love Uranus. Resources -Planets for kids -Peter and paul around the galaxy -Kids astronomy -Uranus the sideways planet by Issac Aminov A guide our planets by Sue Whiting The planets in our solar system by Franklin M. Branley and Don Madden 1981
28 Neptune Zoey Neptune is the 8th planet in the solar system!!!!! Neptune is a blue planet. It is blue because of the gas surrounding it. Neptune has the great dark spot(neptune). Neptune is four times the size of Earth. The diameter is 49,532 km (equilateral). Neptune is the 8th planet. Neptune is 30.1 astronomical units from the sun( Neptune has 8 moons. They are both, big & small. Some of the names are Triton, Nereid, & Sea Nymhs. Three facts are, in the same year Neptune was first seen,1846, its first moon was found,named Triton! Triton spins anti-clockwise & Neptune spins clockwise. Voyager 2 took 9,000 pictures of Neptune(Neptune &
29 Neptune is a awesome planet to research!!!!!! Neptune RESOURCES
30 Neptune Mehki Neptune is a planet in the solar system. Neptune is a sea blue color due to the methane and gas (Neptune). Some of neptune s unique feachers THE GREAT DARK SPOT (astronomy kids). Neptune surface larger than the earth s.neptune is also kilometers larger than earth.(peter and paul around the galaxy). Neptune is the eighth planet from the sun. but pluto that we all know is not a planet sometimes dips in neptune s orbit at these times neptune is the the ninth planet from the sun (kids astronomy.com).
31 neptune s moons names are Triton, Despina, Naiad, Thalassa, Galatea, Larissa, Proteus, Nereid, Halimede, Laomdiea, Neso, Psamathe,and sao (kids astronomy.com). voyager two took many pictures,of neptune(kids astronomy.com). also neptunes moons are large and also small. after all neptune is a cool planet. Resources kids astronomy.com Neptune peter and paul around the galaxy
32 Pluto Haley Do you know about Pluto? Pluto is a blueish gray color.it is this color because of the rocks it s made of.pluto is solid gray with no design.it is this color because of the rocks it is made of.( Pluto s diameter is 1,423 miles.that makes it the smallest planet.it is only twice the size of it s moon.( is 3.5 billion miles away from the sun at it s closest.it is the last planet from the sun. (The Solar System) Pluto only has 1 moon.it s name is Charon.Charon is almost the size of Pluto.(Pluto)Pluto s orbit intersects with Neptune s.(
33 Pluto is the smallest planet.(the Solar System)Pluto was named after the greek god of the underworld.(pluto) Pluto is a cool planet. Resources Pluto The Solar System
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