The 8 Major Planets of Our Solar System
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The Earth may be the only planet where people can live, but it shouldn't prevent us from exploring the other planets in the universe. In this presentation, we listed an interesting fact for each planet in our solar system. Do you want to use this presentation in the classroom? You can download it here: https://slideshop.com/Themed-Slides
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The 8 Major Planets of Our Solar System
- 1. FACTS: NASA / SCIENCEKIDS
- 2. A solar system consists of a star and everything that orbits around it. Our solar system
- 3. Let’s explore the 8 major planets of our solar system.
- 4. Mercury Temperature can reach 800°C in the daytime and drop to -180°C at night. Mean radius: 2,439.7 km Number of moons: 0 One day: 59 Earth days One year: 88 Earth days
- 5. Venus Venus spins backwards. This means that the sun rises in the west and sets in the east on the planet. Mean radius: 6,051.8 km Number of moons: 0 One day: 243 Earth days One year: 225 Earth days
- 6. Earth is also an ocean planet: 70% of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans. Earth Mean radius: 6,371.00 km Number of moons: 1 One day: 24 hours or 1 day One year: 365 days
- 7. Mars Mars is known as the Red Planet. It is easily distinguished by its reddish color because of the presence of iron minerals in its soil. Mean radius: 3,389.5 km Number of moons: 2 One day: 1.03 Earth Day One year: 687 Earth days
- 8. Jupiter Jupiter has a Great Red Spot, a storm much bigger than earth. The storm has existed for hundreds of years. Mean radius: 69,911 km Number of moons: 67 One day: 10 hours One year: 12 Earth years
- 9. Saturn Saturn has the lowest density among all planets. It is so light it would float on a super gigantic bathtub.
- 10. Uranus Uranus is blue because the methane in its atmosphere absorbs red light and scatters blue light, creating a blue- green haze that covers the planet’s interior. Mean radius: 25,362 km Number of moons: 27 One day: 17 hours One year: 84 Earth years
- 11. Neptune Neptune’s largest moon, Triton, orbits the planet following a direction opposite to the rest of the moons. Mean radius: 24,622 km Number of moons: 14 One day: 16 hours One year: 165 Earth years
- 13. Size Earth (6,371 km) Venus (6,051.8 km) 95% the size of Earth Mars (3,389.5 km) 53% the size of Earth Mercury (2,439.7 km) 38% the size of Earth
- 14. Earth (6,371 km) Uranus (25,362 km) 400% the size of Earth Neptune (24,622 km) 388% the size of Earth Saturn (58,232 km) 945% the size of Earth Jupiter (69,911 km) 1,120% the size of Earth Size
- 15. Length of day 243 Earth Days 59 Earth Days 1.03 Earth Days 1 Day 17 Hours 16 Hours 10.7 Hours 10 Hours Venus Mercury Mars Earth Uranus Neptune Saturn Jupiter
- 16. Number of moons (known and awaiting confirmation) Venus - 0 Mercury - 0 Mars - 2 Earth - 2
- 17. Neptune - 13 Uranus - 27 Saturn - 62 Jupiter - 63 Number of moons (known and awaiting confirmation)
- 18. “When you look at the stars and the galaxy, you feel that you are not just from any particular piece of land, but from the solar system.” Kalpana Chawla
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