Transcript Could we live anywhere other than earth !!!!???!!!

COULD WE LIVE ANYWHERE
OTHER THAN EARTH ?
INVESTIGATED BY HEATHER!
WHAT WE NEED TO LIVE!

Oxygen!

Liquid water, H2O!

Food!

Sunlight to provide energy
& warmth!
Other planets….

Mercury:-closest to the sun.
There is hardly any atmosphere. No oxygen.
The side nearest the sun has a temperature of 427oC. Water
boils at 100oC.
The side away from the sun has a temperature of -183oC.
Water freezes at 0oC. There is no liquid water.
We can’t live here as it is too hot, too cold, no oxygen and no
water.
Venus
The second closest planet to the sun.
Temperature:- 464oC. Too hot.
Atmosphere:- CO2. We can’t breath.
Pressure:-100 times that of Earth. We would
be crushed.
No liquid water. The rain is sulphuric acid.
We can’t live here.
Mars





Most like Earth in size.
Atmosphere:-mainly CO2.
Temperature:- 20oC at equator,-125oC
at the poles.
Lots of ice at the South Pole but no
liquid water.
We won’t become Martians any time
soon!
Jupiter






Largest planet in our solar system. 1,000
Earths would fit inside it.
It’s a giant ball of gas and liquid.
Atmosphere:- mostly hydrogen.
Temperature:- ranges from -145oC to
21oC.
The red spot is a gigantic storm moving
across the planet.
I would not like to live here even if I
could!
Saturn






A ball of gas famous for it’s 7 main rings of
rock and ice.
Atmosphere:- hydrogen and helium.
Temperature:- at top of clouds -175oC.
Winds can reach up to 1,600km per hour.
It has the lowest density of any planet. It
could even float in water if you could get
enough.
It would not be pleasant to try and live
here!!
Uranus





A ball of gas and liquid.
Winds can reach 900km/h.
Atmosphere:- Hydrogen, helium and
methane.
Temperature:- coldest planet in the
solar system -224oC
I wouldn’t choose to live here!
Neptune
Furthest from the sun.
Four times larger than earth.
 Atmosphere:- Helium, hydrogen and
methane. Frozen methane clouds
make it look blue.
 Temperature:- -218oC
 Not a very pleasant place!
Moons.
Most of the planets have
moons orbiting them. None of them
are useful for us to live on.

Earth’s moon. People have lived here.
To do this astronauts have to use a lot
of technology to take what they need to
survive with them.
Technology.

To survive in space or
on the moon we must
go in spaceships which
carry our food, water
And oxygen.
People must wear spacesuits to walk around
outside spaceships.
That would be okay for a little while but no way to
live your life.
International Space Station
This is the first man made
accommodation where people
can live in space for a long
time. The first part was
launched in 1998 and 16 countries
work together sending people and
equipment to it. The station always has people working on it.
Astronauts can live there for up to six months.
There is no gravity, no fresh air and you depend on machines
and supplies from earth to help you survive.
Not a very relaxing way to live.
Can we live anywhere other than
earth?



Using machines we can survive in space
for a short while.
We can’t survive on any other planets or
moons in this solar system.
Unless we find ways to change the other
planets, or find a place just like Earth and
can get there then, at the moment, NO we
can’t live a normal life anywhere other
than Earth.
Home Sweet Home
Since this is our only
world we should look
after it because we
have nowhere else we
can live.
