The Solar System Mrs. Kilgo’s Class 2010-2011. Sun Medium-sized star Helium and Hydrogen gases.

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The Solar System Mrs. Kilgo’s Class

Sun Medium-sized star Helium and Hydrogen gases

Mercury Closest to the sun Doesn’t have a moon Hottest planet-coldest at night No life

Venus 2 nd closest to sun Clouds made of acid No moons

Earth Supports life Has water Has atmosphere

Mars Red planet Closest planet to asteroid belt May have had life before

Jupiter Has rings Biggest gas giant All the planets could fit inside Jupiter Has a red spot (storm)

Saturn Rings made of dirt, ice, and rock Gas giant

Uranus Spins on it’s side Acid ocean that gives it blue-green look May have collided with another planet (why it is tilted) Spins backwards

Neptune Thin ring you can barely see Blue Twin of Uranus

Pluto Dwarf planet Coldest Spins back from sun

Eris Larger than Pluto Farthest from sun Newest planet known to man

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