This document provides a summary of each planet in our solar system from Mercury to Neptune as presented by Elliott Bolton. Key details are given for each planet, such as Mercury being the closest planet to the sun and having little atmosphere, Venus being covered in toxic gases and having extreme heat, Earth being the planet where life exists due to water, and Neptune having the strongest winds and coldest temperatures in the solar system. The sun is described as a big ball of gas at the center of the solar system, and Jupiter is noted as the largest planet with a famous long-lasting red spot storm.

1. Today we will be talking about the Solar
System. By Elliott Bolton.

2. The sun ?
 Some people might  The sun is a big ball of
think that the sun is gas. Also it is in the
the biggest star in the middle of the solar
solar system but ITS system our solar
NOT. system).

3. Mercury!
 Mercury is the first planet closer to the sun. It
also is only just a bit bigger than the moon
which is quite small. It only has little
atmosphere so that mean’s that when the
comets or asteroids enter the atmosphere it
is quite easy to get through and so it creates a
craters just like the moon.

4. Venus.
 Venus is a volcanic waste land.
Venus is basically a planet
covered in a toxic gas which
would kill a human. The
scorching planet could melt lead
which is very hot. Glimpses
below the clouds reveal
volcanoes and deformed
mountains.

5. Planet earth!!
 Earth is our home land we live and drink from the lovely
water sources we have unlike some other planets.
Orbiting spacecraft study our home world from above as
a whole system and aid in our understanding how the
planet is changing. We only have life on earth because
the ocean brings Orbiting spacecraft study our home
world from above as a whole system and aid in our
understanding how the planet is changing us life on
earth.

6. Mars.
 Mars is a cold planet. It has the same length of dry land
as our home land earth. Mars is home to a volcano in our
solar system named Olympia but it also has many more
but this is the biggest one on mars. But the atmosphere
is so thin that liquid water could exist for many year.
There is signs of ancient floods on mars but no evidence
of water just ice.

7. Jupiter
 Jupiter is the fifth
planet away from the
sun and is also the
biggest planet within
the solar system!
Jupiter's famous red
spot is in fact a storm
the size of earth that
has raged for hundreds
of years.

8. Saturn
 Saturn is the second
largest planet in the
Solar System after
Jupiter. It is so big that
Earth could fit into it
755 times. Despite its
similarities to Jupiter,
there is no great spot
on Saturn, although
the planet does have
stormy weather.

9. Uranus
 Uranus has 27 moons
(so far discovered)
orbiting the planet. Ten
of these were
discovered in 1986 by
the Voyage. Uranus
pale blue colour is
caused by the methane
in its atmosphere
which filters out red
light.

10. Neptune.
 The strongest winds in
the Solar System have
been recorded on
Neptune, at speeds of up
to 2,000 kilometres per
hour. Neptune has four
faint rings that are nearly
invisible .The coldest
temperatures measured
in the Solar System (-
230°c) have been
recorded on Neptune's
moon, Triton.

11. The end.
 Thank you for listening to my slide!
I really appreciate it thank you
 By Elliott Bolton