1. Jupiter
Ashley Myers

2. Jupiter’s Symbol

3. Jupiter’s name Jupiter got its name from the Romans king
it was the largest object in the sky and because of that the most powerful.

4. Discovery
Who= Galileo
When= 1610
How = With him first telescope

5. Distance Order from the sun: 5th one
Distance from the sun in km: 778,500,000 km
Distance from the earth in km:
Closet to earth: 628,743,036
Farthest from earth: 928,081,020
Closet:628,743,036
Farthest: 928,081,020

6. Planet Measurement Mass: 1.8987x10 27 kg
Volume: 1,431,281,810,739,360 km 3
Density: 1.33g 1cm 3
Would your Planet float or sink in water? It would sink because its density is more than 1
Gravity: 24.7 m/s 2

7. Orbit and Rotation
Is takes 11,68 years and days to orbit the sun.
It take every 9.9 hours to rotate on its own axis.

8. Atmosphere
Jupiter has a thick Atmosphere made of hydrogen and helium. It’s atmosphere is it’s great red spot

9. Temperature
Ranges from about -190°F or -128°C for visible surface to 9°F ( -13°C) at lower could level some regions reach 40°F.
Jupiter is a lot colder then earth and Florida.

10. Composition/ Appearance
Jupiter is a gas giant
Jupiter's internal composition liquid hydrogen, metal elements
Jupiter is covered in thick red, brown ,yellow and white clouds. Jupiter atmosphere is red and is a big planet.

11. Weather
The weather is large. Storms that grow to cover thousands of km within hours. Winds whipping the clouds at 360 Kph and storms that last for hundreds of years.

12. Rings There are 3 rings of Jupiter. Halo ring- faint and wide
Main ring- thin
Gossamer ring- faint and wide

13. Moons
There are 63 moons
They were discovered from

14. Forms of Water
Yes, there are small amounts of water but “not on Jupiter”
It is in the form of water vapor in the cloud tops.

15. What If? You would be cursed by the gravity Poisoned by the atmosphere
The surface would absorb you

16. Something Special
The great red dot has been around for almost 350 years.
A century ago the great Red Spot measured 40,00 Km across, but it’s shrinking
It is currently half the size.
Astronomers have no idea if and when it’ll ever disappear entry.

17. Bibliography Nasa.gov Science text book Agenda book