Transcript The Planets

Slide 1

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 2

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 3

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 4

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 5

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 6

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 7

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 8

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 9

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 10

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.


Slide 11

By Riley Hummel






No moons.
One day on Mercury
is 59 Earth days.
Mercury is the first
planet.







Venus is surrounded
by thick clouds that
reflect the light from
the Sun.
One day on Venus is
243 Earth days long.
A year on Venus is
225 Earth days long.






Earth is the third
planet from the Sun.
Earth has one moon.
From space Earth
looks like a ball
covered with white
clouds.







One year on Mars is
687 Earth days long.
Mars was named for
the Roman god of
war.
It is usually is very
cold on Mars.







Jupiter is the largest
planet in our Solar
System.
One day on Jupiter is
10 Earth hours long.
A year on Jupiter is 12
Earth years long.







One year on Saturn is
about 30 Earth years
long.
From space Saturn
looks like a shining
golden globe.
Saturn has some
water vapor is also
present.







Uranus has 5 large
moons and 10 small
moons.
A year on Uranus is
89 Earth years long.
Uranus lies on its side
with the north pole
facing the Sun.







One year on Neptune
is 165 Earth years
long.
Neptune has four or
more rings witch are
very narrow and hard
to see.
Winds on the surface
of Neptune reach 600
miles per hour.







Pluto’s moon is
named Charon.
It is extremely cold on
Pluto.
One year on Pluto is
247 Earth years long.