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A Solar System Coloring Book Courtesy of the Windows to the Universe Project http://www.windows2universe.org

The Sun Size: The Sun is wider than 100 Earths. Temperature: ~27,000,000 F in the center, ~10,000 F at the surface. So, that s REALLY hot anywhere on the Sun! The Sun is made up of gas. The Sun is a star at the center of our solar system. It gives off light and heat. The Sun is bigger than any of the planets. The Sun looks yellow from Earth. Never look directly at the Sun, because it will hurt your eyes!

Mercury Size: About 1/3 as wide as the Earth. Number of moons: 0 Temperature: 279 F to 800 F. So REALLY cold or REALLY hot depending on if you re in the shade or not! Mercury is a ball of rock. Mercury is the planet closest to the Sun. Its grey surface is covered with craters. It would not be very nice to live on Mercury, because it is either REALLY hot or REALLY cold.

Venus Size: Almost as big as the Earth. Number of moons: 0 Temperature: ~890 F. Venus is VERY hot! Venus is mainly made of rock. Venus is the second planet from the Sun. It has thick yellow clouds made of acid. The surface has lots of volcanoes, mountains, and big cracks on the surface.

Earth Size: 7,926 miles Number of moons: 1 Temperature: 130 F to 136 F. These temperatures can feel cold or hot, but mainly the temperature is great for life here on Earth! The Earth is mainly made of rock. Earth is the third planet from the Sun. It has water on the surface and air we can breathe. From space, Earth looks like a blue ball with land that is brown and green and clouds that are white.

Mars Size: About half as big as Earth. Number of moons: 2 Temperature: 266 F to 62 F. So Mars is a pretty cold place! Mars is mainly made of rock. Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun. Mars is covered with red rocks. There are huge volcanoes and lots of craters on the surface. So far, scientists haven t found any life on Mars.

Asteroids Location: Most are in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Size: From about 1/2 mile to hundreds of miles across. Asteroids are made of rock and metal. Asteroid are large rocks that orbit the Sun. The drawing above is of the asteroid Gaspra. Gaspra is brown and grey.

Jupiter Size: About 11 Earths across. Number of moons: 60 Temperature: 278 F. So Jupiter is REALLY cold! Jupiter is mainly made of liquid and gas, with a small rocky core. Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun. It is the biggest planet in the solar system. Jupiter is orange, red, yellow, brown, and white. Jupiter also has a Great Red Spot. You can draw the red spot on the picture.

Saturn Size: Bigger than 9 Earths across. Number of moons: 31 Temperature: 292 F. So Saturn is REALLY cold! Saturn is mainly made of gas and liquid, with a small rocky core. Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun. It is a giant planet. Saturn has beautiful rings. Saturn is gold, brown, and white. Its rings are gold, brown, white, red, yellow, and green.

Uranus Size: Uranus is about 4 Earths across. Number of moons: 21 Temperature: 346 F. Uranus is SUPER cold! Uranus is a ball of gas with a rocky core. Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun. The clouds that circle the planet are greenish-blue. Uranus also has 11 thin rings (not shown here) that surround the planet.

Neptune Size: About 4 Earths across. Number of moons: 11 Temperature: 353 F. So Neptune is SUPER cold! Neptune is a ball of gas with a metal core. Neptune is usually the eighth planet from the Sun. For a few years Pluto was actually closer to the Sun than Neptune. The planet is surrounded by blue clouds and dark rings.

Pluto Size: A lot smaller than the Earth. Number of moons: 1 Temperature: ~ 365 F. Pluto is ALWAYS cold. Pluto is a ball of frozen gas. Pluto lost its planet status in 2006 and was classified as a dwarf planet. It is one of the largest members of a class of icy spheres known as Kuiper Belt Objects.

Comets Location: At the outer edge of the solar system. Number: Millions of them. Famous Comet: Halley s Comet returns to Earth every 76 years. Comets are huge dirty snowballs that are found in the farthest parts of the solar system. Comets are made of ice dust, and small chunks of rock. Some comets come into the inner solar system every few hundred years and travel around the Sun.