1. Jupiter
By: Ava Bobst

2. Planets Symbol

3. Name- Jupiter Named after the King of the Roman God
Jupiter- Largest Planet

4. Discovery
Who- Galileo When How- With his first telescope

5. Distances Order from Sun- 5th planet from the sun
Distance from the Sun km
Distance from the Earth-
628,743,036 million km (Closest)
928,081,020 million km (Furthest)

6. Planet Measurement
Mass x 1027kg Volume- 1,431,281,810,739,360 km3 Density g/cm3 Jupiter would sink because the density is greater than 1 Gravity m/s2

7. Orbit and Rotation Orbit the Sun- Rotation on its Own Axis-
11.86 years
4,332 days
Rotation on its Own Axis-
Every 9.9 hours

8. Composition of Atmosphere
Thick
Hydrogen
Helium
Atmosphere is “The Great Red Spot”

9. Temperature Goes from -190°f to 40°f
Is a lot colder than Earth and Florida

10. Composition and Appearance
Gas Giant
Internal Composition-
Liquid Hydrogen
Rock
Metal Elements
Look Like-
Covered in red, brown, yellow, and white clouds
Red Atmosphere
Very Large

11. Weather Large weather Storms grow to thousands of km within hours
Winds whipping the clouds at 360 kph
Storms last for hundreds of years

12. Rings Halo ring- Main ring- Gossamer- Faint Wide Doughnut shaped Dust
Abrupt
Outer Edge
Gossamer-
White
Debris from moons

13. Moons 63 moons discovered from 1610 to 2011
67 moons including the 4 large moons known as the Galilean satellites

14. Water There is a small amount of water Not on the ground
Vapor in the cloud tops

15. What if…
If a human went on Jupiter they would die because there is no oxygen

16. Something Special
8 different spacecraft's have visited Jupiter