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Jupiter is the seventh planet from the sun in our solar system. It has a diameter of 142,983 kilometers and rotates every 9 hours and 55 minutes. Jupiter is made up primarily of hydrogen, helium and methane in its atmosphere. It has an average temperature of -153°C and is 317 times more massive than Earth.
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- 2. IT`S THE PLANET NUMBER SEVEN OF THE SISTEM SOLAR
- 3. IT`S AURORA THE JUPITER
- 4. FACTS: The orbit of the Sun: 4332.59 km. Rotation: 9 hours 55 minutes. Mass: 317 times more than earth. Volume : 1318 times more than earth. Escape velocity: 214.203 km/h. Distance of the sun: 777 million kilometers. Average temperatura: -153ºc. Diameter: 142.983 kilometers Atmosphere: hydrogen,helium y methane.
- 5. FACUNDO CAMPOS, JOAQUIN PLOMEQUE, SIMON KNUDTSEN.1ºI.