Transcript Suns .n. Stars

Suns .n.
Stars
By Olivia
Robinson
Contents:
.The sun.
.The stars.
.Acrostic poem.
.Pictures.
.Facts.
Questions.
.Inside a star.
.references.
.Thanks for watching my power point.
The Sun!
• The sun is 150 million kilometres away
from Earth.
• The sun rises in the east every morning.
• The sun gives us light and heat.
• The sun has a core in the centre of it.
• The sun is about 5,000 degrees but the
core is 3 times as hot.
• It takes light about 8 minutes 70 seconds
to get from Sun to Earth.
The Stars!
• Stars are white, blue, red, yellow,
and brown.
• Stars begin as dust and gases in
space.
• Some stars group together in
clusters.
• Stars grow larger as they grow older.
• Most stars blow up when they die.
Acrostic poem!
• Stars shine so bright.
• They are easier to see at night.
• A bright twinkle in the sky.
•Rain drops of glitter in space.
•S
extillions of glowing dots in the sky.
Pictures! What’s ya
favourite one?
Facts!!
• Did you know Stars can live up to
100,ooo,ooo,ooo, years old.
• The suns energy that it doesn’t need
will burst out and hit Earths
magnetic force.
• When Stars blow up they turn into
black holes.
• The Sun isn’t the biggest thing in the
universe since the Pistol star is
about 260 times as big as our Sun.
More Questions.
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How many suns are there ?
How were stars formed?
What caused the big bang?
Can stars get bigger?
What’s in the centre of the suns
core?
This is what a star looks
like inside.
References
The Sun by Mary Draper.
Sun by Tim Furniss.
Sun stars & planets by.
Tom Stacy.
Good bye and
•Thanks for
watching my
power point.
•“You all rock!”