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Jupiter is the 5th planet from the sun and is 778.3 million km away. It is the largest planet in the solar system and rotates once every 10 hours. Jupiter appears as a giant ball of gas covered in colorful cloud bands with a large red spot storm. Uranus is the 7th planet from the sun and is 2.871 million km away. It is the third largest planet and rotates backwards once every 17 hours. Uranus has a blue-green appearance with narrow grey rings and 27 moons, and is the coldest planet as it floats on its tilted axis as a gaseous body.
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Outer planets by malen and eunate
- 2. JUPITER DISTANCE FROM THE SUN : Jupiter is 5th planet from the sun in the solar system. It´s 778.3 million km from the sun.
- 3. JUPITER SIZE AND ROTATION : Jupiter is the biggest planet of the solar system. It takes 10 hours to rotate clockwise 1 time.
- 4. JUPITER APPEARANCE: Jupiter is a giant ball of gas. Jupiter´s got a system of rings. Covered by coloured bands of thick clouds. It has got an area of storms called the great red spot. Jupiter is gaseous.
- 5. URANUS DISTANCE FROM THE SUN: Uranus is the 7th planet from the sun, in the solar system. It´s 2.871 million km from the sun.
- 6. URANUS SIZE AND ROTATION: Uranus is the third biggest planet in the solar system. It rotates backwards 17 hours.
- 7. URANUS APPEARANCE: Uranus has got 11 narrow grey rings. Uranus appearance is blue green. Uranus has got 27 moons. Uranus is the coldest planet in the solar system. It flotates on a much titled axis. Uranus is gaseous.