Afdah planet is the furthest planet from the Sun in the solar system, with an orbit beyond Pluto. It is an icy planet composed mainly of plutonic rock. The planet has four major oceans that cover 80% of its surface, with the oceans composed of a red jelly-like substance due to dust from the planet's rings. Afdah has a diameter of around 50,650 km and orbits the Sun at a distance of around 45.9 AU, giving it an extremely cold average temperature of -232 degrees Celsius.
Solar System-the sun and all of the bodies that orbit it make up the solar system. This includes the planets and their moons, as well as comets, asteroids, meteoroids, and any other bits of rock or dust. The main parts of our solar system are eight planets, an asteroid belt, and three dwarf planets.
Solar System-the sun and all of the bodies that orbit it make up the solar system. This includes the planets and their moons, as well as comets, asteroids, meteoroids, and any other bits of rock or dust. The main parts of our solar system are eight planets, an asteroid belt, and three dwarf planets.
Our Solar System are composed of 1 star (Sun), 8 major planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune), 5 dwarf planets (Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, Eris), 566,000 asteroids and 3,100 comets. The age of our Solar System is about 4.6 billion years.
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2. Inner Planets (Terrestrial Planets)
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Afdah planet 1º eso
1.
2. SSttrruuccttuurree ooff tthhee ppllaanneett
Afdah planet is the
further planet in respect
to the Sun, in the entire
solar system. Its orbit is
situated in more or less,
beyond Pluton's. It's an
iced planet because of
its distance from the
Sun, formed by,
principarly, plutonic rock.
3. CCoonnttiinneennttss aanndd oocceeaannss
As the Earth, has continents and a
principal ocean, which is divided in
different oceans, depending from
the approach from the continents. In
this way, there are four oceans:
Domi Ocean (the principal one),
Lapideas ocean (next to the
Rinconiano Archipielago), Cauda
Ocean (nex to Mimira islands), Gladius
ocean (next to the G32 States and
the Meko Federation) and Pilam
ocean (next to the Nicolum
Micronation). The 80% from the
planet's surface is formed by ocean.
4. TThhee ccoommppoosseemmeennttss ooff tthhee oocceeaannss
These oceans are formed by
a sustance similar to jelly,
it's even red! The red is due
to the interestelar dust
that falls from his rings it
has. These rings are formed
by particles of ice and rock
fragments that precipitate
to the rings from the Oort
Cloud.
5. DDiiaammeetteerr aanndd tteemmppeerraattuurree
It has a size very similar to
Urano's and Neptuno's. It's
diameter is, in total, 50.650
kilometres (50.650.000
metres). It's distance
respect to the Sun is of
45,9 AU (Astronomical Unit),
that is 5065 · 104.
6.885.000.000 kilometres. It's
a really cold planet, it's
around –232 Celsious grades.
6. RRoottaattiioonn aanndd ttrraannssllaattiioonn
It's axis is inclinated
about 21,5 grades. It's
rotation has a duration
of 13 hours and 23
minutes. It's translation is
really fast, it does 40
km/h (4.000 m/s), in
around 1460 days. Then,
it has 60 weeks divided in
6 months respectively.
7. SSeeaassoonnss
It has three seasons:
Winter: The Sun only appears
three days each two months.
It's temperature is the usual,
but the planet usually goes a
bit out in his orbit, so it moves
a bit away from the sun. In
this way, it's temperature
decreases a bit.
(→)
8. SSeeaassoonnss
Equinoctial: It's an equinox
that has a duration of two
months. It consists in that, the
temperature, is the same in
every place of the planet, so
the day and the night have
the same duration.
Summer: The Sun only hides
three days each two months.
It's temperature is a bit more
warm.
9. GGrraavviittyy aanndd ssaatteelliitteess
It's gravity is of 0,2,
so it's smaller than
Earth's.
It has two big
satelites, Thalassa
and Aéras, and one a
bit smaller, called
Dynami.
10. EEcclliippsseess
Then, there are
three eclipses:
1st Eclipse. Thalasa: It lasts
about three hours land, in
cases usually lasts five hours
plus it is that the satellite
Thalasa stands between the
planet and the Sun, and the
concealment of the Sun and
the blackout time temperature
decreases about 2 ° C.
11. EEcclliippsseess
2nd Eclipse. Aeras: This
satellite is a bit larger than the
previous one but curiously the
eclipse lasts less than before,
this eclipse lasts 2 hours and
15 minutes this eclipse is in
contrast to the former, rather
than the satellite stands
between the planet and the
Sun is the Sun that stands
between the satellite and the
planet.
12. EEcclliippsseess
3rd Eclipse. Dynami: This is
the smallest satellite of the
three and its eclipse lasts 1
hour and in this eclipse the
Sun appears to be larger than
the satellite and instead of
lowering the temperature
increases in some areas of the
planet.
13. Planetary uunniitt aanndd wwhhaatt iitt''ss ffoorrmmeedd bbyy
It has a planetary unit thet it's
called megaló (mó). It's equivalent
to 253,6 metres.
Afdáh's interior is formed by
the crust, the mantle and the
core, the crust is formed by
quartz and iron. The mantle is
formed by granite and obsidian,
and the core is formed by molten
rocks and granofire (a volcanic
type of rock).
14. RReelliieeff The relief is:
- Spiro Mountain: 80.000 km
(Meko Federation)
- Ari Mountain: 1.360 km (G32
States)
- Milexia Mountain: 12.000 km
(Mimira islands)
- Salanun Mountain: 48.000 km
(Rinconiano Archipielago)
- Altair Mountain: 96.000 km
(Nicolum Micronation)
15. MMuussiicc
The music is composed by Holst, an
English musician born in 1874 and
died in 1934. We have chosen
Jupiter's song.
Jupiter, is the bringer of happiness.
This work is a scherzo that, in
music, means “happy and playful”.
It was used like the himn of the
First World war, thing that the
author didn't like at all. Is also was
used as the himn of some cities,
and as the principal song for the
Rugby Wold Cup.
16. The end
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