Jaden Nichols, Shannon Allen, Lyric Boyd, Alicia Stith.

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Jaden Nichols, Shannon Allen, Lyric Boyd, Alicia Stith

 Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun.  It is made up of gas.  Therefore, it is a gas giant.

 Jupiter is the largest planet by far.  It is bigger than all the other planets combined.  Jupiter weighs 1,898,130,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 kilograms.

 Many missions have been sent to Jupiter.  The Pioneer 10 and 11 were sent to Jupiter.  The Voyager 1 and 2 were also sent to Jupiter.  The latest mission to Jupiter was the Galileo.

 Jupiter was discovered many years ago.  It was known even back in ancient times!

 Jupiter has a huge red spot.  This red spot is a high pressure storm.  It has been there for at least 400 years.  Three earths would fit inside of just the red spot!

 Jupiter is different from the other planets.  Jupiter gives off more energy than it receives from the sun.  No other planet does that!

 Not all planets have moons.  Jupiter, however, has many moons..  Although Jupiter only has four main moons, it has 63 confirmed moons.

 Jupiter rotates faster than Earth.  Jupiter’s period of rotation is of Earth’s rotation.  Jupiter’s revolution takes longer than Earth.  Jupiter’s revolution is of Earth years.

 Jupiter is tilted on its axis.  The tilt of Jupiter’s axis is 3.13 degrees.

 Jupiter is a massive planet.  It’s diameter is 11 times Earth’s diameter.  It’s mass is 1.9 times 1027 kilograms.

 Jupiter should be president over the other planets because it is bigger.  It is the big brother of all the planets so it should be in charge.