1. My Space Project

2. Sun Volume:33x1017 km 3 Diameter: 1.39 million km Mass: 4x1030 kg
Minimum/Maximum Surface Temperature: 5,500 °C
Effective Temperature: 5504 °C
At the core it’s 15 million. The core gives the sun enough energy to give us all the light and heat we all need. The sun’s surface is about 500 km thick. Sun spots are metallic fields that are cooler.

3. Jupiter Diameter: 142,981 km Orbit Size around the Sun: 778 x 106 km
Volume: 1x1015 km
Mass: 1x1027kg
The fifth planet from the sun is called giant gas planet. It is believed to have liquid metallic hydrogen and helium. It’s also is the biggest planet in our solar system!

4. Saturn Diameter: 120,536 km Orbit Size around the Sun: 1x109km
Volume: 827x1015 km3
Mass: 568x1027 kg
Saturn has ice partials orbiting it. It’s also the second biggest planet in our solar system. It has 27 satellites. Saturn is mainly composed of hydrogen and helium and does not have a solid surface.

5. Uranus Diameter: 51,118 km Orbit around the sun: 2x109km
Volume: 86x1012 km3
Mass: 86x1024 kg
Uranus was correctly identified in 1781 by William Herschel. Like all the other gas planets Uranus doesn’t have any sold surface. Uranus has only been visited once, by the Voyager 2 probe.

6. Neptune Diameter: 48,682 km Orbit Size around the sun: 4x109 km
Volume: 62x1012 km3
Mass: 102x1024 kg
Neptune just finished its orbit around the sun in The big ice planet and the last of the giant gas planets and almost. Neptune 4.5 billion km away from the sun. It cannot be seen from earth. Its diameter is four times that of the Earth's and it is 17 times as massive.

7. Earth Diameter: 48,682 km Orbit Size around the Sun: 149x106 km
Volume: 1x10 12 km3
Mass: 5x1024 kg
Minimum/Maximum Surface Temperature: -88/58 (min/max)
Earth only has one satellite. Earth was formed about million years ago. Life was formed about 1 billion years after. Estimates on how much longer the planet will to be able to continue to support life range for 500 million years, to as long as 2.3 billion years.

8. Venus Orbit around the sun:108x106 km Volume: 928x109 km3
Diameter: 12,100 km
Orbit around the sun:108x106 km
Volume: 928x109 km3
Mass: 4x1024 kg
Venus has 224 for a complete orbit of the sun in Apart from the size Venus is very different from earth. Several spacecrafts have visited Venus.

9. Mars Diameter: 6,792 km Orbit Size around the Sun: 227x106 km
Volume: 163x109 km3
Mass: 641x1021 kg
Mars has is known to have seasons. This is made by its small tilt. Volcanos in highlands and plains were active about 3 million years ago. Sciences believe that Mars had big floods.

10. Mercury Diameter: 4,878 km Orbit Size around Sun: 57x106 km
Volume: 60x109 km
Mass: 330x1021
Mercury has craters like on the moon. It has about 88 earth days. Only two spacecrafts has been on Mercury. This planet is not a gas planet. It’s the first planet from the sun.

11. Pluto Diameter: 2,302 km Orbit Size around the Sun: 9x109 km
Volume: 6x109 km3
Mass: 13x1021 kg
Pluto is not a planet. It’s a white dwarf planet. Pluto is the second biggest dwarf planet we know. Pluto is about two-thirds the diameter of Earth's Moon and probably has a rocky core.

12. The diameter of planets vary and this is the order of biggest to smallest.
Jupiter
142,981 km
Saturn
120,536 km
Uranus
51,118 km
Neptune
12,100 km
Earth
48,682 km
Venus
2,302 km
Mars
6,792 km
Mercury
4,878 km
Pluto
2302 km

13. Let’s Test Your Brains
Q1:What are sun spots? A: Metallic fields that are cooler. Q2: How many satellites does Saturn have? A: 27 Q3: Does Mars have seasons? A: Yes, Because of it’s small tilt. Q4: Did sciences believe big floods were on Mars? True or Fault A: True

14. Hope you liked it Peace By Pritika
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Hope you liked it Peace By Pritika