Transcript Solar System Presentation

telescope
moon
Pluto
Mercury
revolve
phase
outer space
rotation
astronauts
satellite
revolution
solar system
rotate
inner planets
gravity
star
outer planets
axis
Neptune
planet
Saturn
Jupiter
Earth
Mars
crater
space exploration
sun
sphere
lens
Venus
Uranus
orbit
Mercury
Mercury
Mercury
Mercury
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun. It
looks a lot like Earth’s
Moon.
Mercury
Venus
Venus
Venus
Venus
Space probes have
visited cloud-covered
Venus many times.
Venus
Earth
Earth
Earth
Earth
Earth
Earth is our home. It is
the only planet with
liquid water.
Earth
Mars
Mars
Mars
Mars
Mars has some water,
but most of it is frozen
ice. Mars is known as
the “red planet” because
of its reddish rocks and
soil.
Jupiter
Jupiter
Jupiter
Jupiter
Jupiter is the largest
planet in our solar
system. The Great Red
Spot on Jupiter has been
whirling around for 300
years.
Jupiter
Saturn
Saturn
Saturn
Saturn
Saturn
Saturn is known for its
thousands of beautiful
rings. They are made of
different sized bits of ice
and rock that orbit the
planet.
Saturn
Uranus
Uranus
Uranus is called the
“sideways planet”
because it rotates on its
side.
Uranus
Neptune
Neptune
Neptune
Neptune
Neptune is more than
two billion miles from
Earth. It has a Great
Dark Spot similar to
Jupiter’s Great Red Spot.
Neptune
Pluto
Pluto
Little is known about
Pluto because it is so far
away.
Pluto
The Sun is a Star. A star
is a hot, glowing ball of
gases. The Sun is only a
medium sized star. It
looks larger than any
other star because it is
the closet star to Earth.
Sun
Moon Landing
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Telescope