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1 By: Leyton Hubers Physical Science
JUPITER By: Leyton Hubers Physical Science

2 The Sun Jupiter is 483.8 million miles away from the sun
The planet is also million miles from earth

3 Diameter The diameter of Jupiter is 86,881.4 miles and the Sun’s diameter is 864,575.9 miles, that’s over 995% bigger than Jupiter

4 Orbit It takes Jupiter 12 YEARS to complete a full cycle around the sun and one day on Jupiter is 9 hours and 56 minutes

5 FUEGO! The average temperature on the surface of Jupiter is -234˚F but the core can get up to 43,000˚F!

6 Moons In total this giant must have a large amount of moons, right? Well yes Jupiter has a total of 49 official moons but there are 14 that aren’t considered official moons

7 Surface The surface content of Jupiter is pure gas so the atmosphere is basically the whole planet

8 Gravity The gravity of Jupiter is 2.4X what it is on earth

9 Galileo In 1610 Galileo discovered Jupiter, He did so by looking at Jupiter’s moons and realizing that they were orbiting something

10 Fun Facts Jupiter is a gas giant Jupiter has 4 rings
Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun Jupiter is over two times bigger than all the planets combined

11 Works Cited Physical science textbook

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