Transcript Avery`s Planet Information

Mercury
Mercury is hard to
study because it’s so
close to the sun. Of
all the planets, it is the
second smallest.
Mercury’s night
temperature is the
coldest in our Solar
System, and it’s orbit
is the fastest since it
is the innermost
planet.
Venus
Venus is the hottest
planet in our Solar
System. Venus’s
surface temperature is
484 degrees Celsius.
People could not live on
Venus because it is so
hot. This hot surface
temperature, causes
rain to evaporate before
it hits the ground.
Earth
Some people think
Earth is very
interesting because it
is the planet with the
most water making it
possible for people,
animals, and many
other types of living
things to survive.
Mars
Planet Mars is
known as the red
planet because of the
amount of iron oxide
on the planet. Mars
can be easily seen
from Earth with out a
telescope. Extreme
radiation makes it
difficult for things to
live.
Jupiter
Jupiter has a big red
spot on it that is a storm
that is over 300 years
old. Jupiter has a huge
magnetic field that is
stronger than Earth’s.
Jupiter is the fourth
brightest planet in our
Solar System. It is the
fifth planet from our sun.
Saturn
Saturn is the
second most
massive planet in
our Solar System.
It is a bigger gas
giant than Jupiter.
Saturn’s
temperature is 288 degrees
ferenhight. It has
60 moon’s
surrounding it.
Uranus
Uranus has 13 rings
and 27 moons around
it. Uranus was the
first planet seen with
a telescope in 1781.
It is the seventh
planet from our sun
and takes 84 years to
complete one orbit.
Neptune
Neptune is the eighth
planet from our sun.
Its temperature is
-353 F. Neptune has
nine rings surrounding
it. Neptune has
thirteen moon’s around
it. Human beings
could not survive on
Neptune because it’s
too cold!
Credits
Information and Images are found at…
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/profile.cfm?Object
=Neptune&Display=OverviewLong
The author of this slide show is a fourth grader at Vickery
Creek Elementary School, Cumming, Georgia.
By: Avery Owen