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My Trip to Jupiter by Drew Foster and Taylor Cornett Jupiter is 390 million miles away from Earth. The temperature on Jupiter is – 235 °F. A day on Jupiter is 10 hours long. A year on Jupiter is 12 Earth years. Jupiter has 16 moons. If I weighed 100 pounds on Earth, I would weigh 264 pounds on Jupiter. The clouds on Jupiter are made of poisonous gases. Jupiter has very sandy soil. This is what you would breathe on Jupiter: helium, methane, ammonia, and several other substances. My Trip to Mars by Heather and Chandler Mars is 35 million miles from Earth. A day on Mars is 24 hours and 37 minutes. A year on Mars is 387 Earth days. The lowest temperature is -200° and the highest temperature is 60°. Mars has two moons. If you weighed 100 pounds on Earth you would weigh 38 pounds on Mars. Mars is dry as dust. There are many craters on Mars. You would have to wear jeans and short sleeve shirts and a space suit. My Trip to Mercury by Brianna and Austin Mercury is 57 million miles away from earth. The temperature is over 750 degrees f and -300 degrees f. Mercury’s day is 59 earth days long. A year is 88 earth days long. Our planet has 0 moons! If I weighed 80 pounds on earth, I would weigh 30 pounds on Mercury. Mercury has rocky surfaces. Nighttime in Mercury is freezing cold at night. Mercury is 3,031 miles long! My Trip to Neptune by Keegan and Sammi • We are 2,000,000,000 two) billion 700 million) miles from Earth. It is -360 °F. It is cold! It is 136 Earth years. There are 8 moons on Neptune. If we weighed 100 pounds on Earth we would weighed 123 pounds on Neptune. On Neptune there are poisonous gases. On Neptune there are frozen layers of water. Neptune is a solid surface. My Trip to Pluto by Brianna Houston and Emily Pluto is 3,660,000,000 miles from the earth. The temperature is -350°f. A day is 6 earth days. It is 248 earth years. Pluto has 1 moon. You would weigh a few pounds on Pluto. It is orbits sun 3651/4.Pluto is the coldest of all nine planets. Pluto is the furthest from the sun. My Trip to Saturn By Kurtis and Abby Saturn is 744 million miles from Earth. The temperature on Saturn is 300° below zero. Saturn is colder than the Earth’s North Pole. A day on Saturn is 10 hours and 36 minutes. A year on Saturn is 29 ½ Earth years. Saturn has the most moons of all planets. Saturn has 36 moons. If I weighed 100 pounds on earth and if I were standing on Saturn then I would weigh 115 pounds. You would probably not want to go to Saturn because Saturn’s clouds will poison people. You may not really like Saturn very well because Saturn has storms. Saturn’s rings have storms. My Trip to the Moon by Travis and Crystal The Moon is ¼ million miles to the Earth. The highest temperature is to 265 °f the lowest temperature is -310 °f. The Moon doesn’t have any Moons. 100 divided by 6 is how much you weigh on the Moon. The Moon has craters. There is no air on the Moon. There is no water on the Moon either. My Trip to Uranus By Savannah and Dylan Uranus is 1 billion 700 million miles from earth to Uranus. The temperature is 300°F. The day on the planet is 171 ½ hours. The year on Uranus is 84 Earth years. The number of moons on Uranus is at least 15. The weight on Uranus is 93 pounds if you weigh 100 pounds on Earth. Uranus has torn crust and grooves. There are hot oceans on Uranus. Uranus orbits the sun 4 miles per second . My Trip to Venus by Cortney Smith and Michael Back A day is longer than a year. 25 earth days are in a year. Venus is 25 million miles from earth. It is 850 °f on Venus. It has no moons at all. We would weigh 89 pounds on Venus. It has a rocky surface. It has mountains. When it rains it has sulfuric acid.