Մխիթար սեբաստացի Կրթահամալիր Դպրոց-Պարտեզ Հայկ Սաֆարյան is a school located in Sebastia, Armenia called Mkhithar Sebastatsi Educational Complex Preschool. It provides educational services for preschool-aged children.

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2. Fact File
 Diameter- 143,000 km (89,000 miles)
 Length of a day- 10 hour
 Length of a year- 11.9 Earth years
 Speed of orbit around Sun- 47,000kph (29,000 mph)
 Number of rings- 3
 Number of moons- 63 discovered so far (4 major, 59
minor)
 Temperature (average)- -150 C (238 F)
 Distance from sun- 778 million km (483 million miles)

3. What’s in a name?
 Jupiter is the biggest planet in the Solar System and so
is named after the Roman king of the gods.

4. How big is it?
Because Jupiter is so big,
We can only show part of planet
here.

5. Io
 Io is Jupiter’s major moon. The colourful blotches on
Io are caused by its many volcanoes, which are
constantly erupting.

6. Callisto
 Callisto is Jupter’s major moon. Callisto has lots of
craters. It was blasted by meteorites over billions of
years.

7. Europa
 Europa is Jupiter’s major moon. Europa is covered in
ice. There may be water, and even life, beneath. No one
knows for sure.

8. Ganymede
 Ganymede is Jupiter‘s major moon. Ganymede is the
largest moon in the solar system. It’s even bigger than
the planet Mercury.

9. Mission Impassible
 In 1995, the spacecraft Galileo dropped a smaller
explorer spacecraft, or probe, into Jupiter. It
parachuted down, collecting data from the clouds,
before being crushed and melted by the atmosphere.

10. Comet Collision
 In 1994, a comet called Shoemaker-Levy 9 broke apart
and hit Jupiter. Scientists found out new information
about the structure of the planet from this collision.

11. King of the gods
 Jupiter, the biggest planet, is aptly named after the
Roman god Jupiter, the king of the gods and the god of
thunder and lightning. The planet’s symbol is a version
of a thunderbolt.

12. Great red spot
 A huge, violent hurricane blows non-stop on Jupiter. It
is around 25,000 km (16,000 miles) across – about
twice the size of Earth. Its winds reach speeds of 400
kph (250 mph).

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