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1 Name of planet Presentation created by: group members names *Make sure you change fonts, backgrounds, animation, and graphics at the END!

2 Basic Facts Distance from sun # of planet from the sun Terrestrial or Gas Giant? (make sure to tell what the term you pick means-see your research notes)

3 Physical Features Size of planet (in km) and size compared to Earth Appearance from Earth Number of moons, if any Rings, if any-tell a little about them

4 Surface Features Landforms found on this planet Interesting sites found on planets surface

5 Rotation and Revolution Length of year (one revolution around sun) Length of day (one rotation on its axis) Other interesting information about rotation or revolution

6 Atmosphere Gases that atmosphere made up of Temperature ranges (hot and cold) Could human beings survive in this planet? Why or why not?

7 Interesting Facts Who discovered this planet How planet got its name Other interesting facts

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