The document lists the eight planets in our solar system - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune - and provides some key facts about each planet, such as Mercury being the closest planet to the sun, Venus potentially having rivers, Earth being the only planet with life, and Saturn having distinctive rings. It also includes the distances of each planet from the sun before concluding.

1. By Ellie Ritchie

2.  There are many planets and their names are:
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Ur
anus and Neptune.

3.  Mercury: The closest planet to the centre of the
solar system.
 Venus: There are long flowing rivers on Venus.
 Earth: The only planet with human life on it.
 Mars: There are long dark lines on Mars but
nobody knows what they are and what form
them or what they do.

4.  Jupiter: It’s the biggest. Its orbit is between
Saturn and Mars.
 Saturn: Saturn has 5 rings around it.
 Uranus: No space craft have ever visited the
planet.
 Neptune: It was discovered on the 23rd
September 1846.

5.  Mercury: 58,000,000 km
 Venus: 108,200,000 km
 Earth: 124,600,000 km
 Mars: 277,940,000 km
 Jupiter: 778,300,000 km
 Saturn: 1,427,000,000 km
 Uranus: 2,869,600,000 km
 Neptune:4,498,000,000 km

14.  Sadly it’s the end but I hope you enjoyed my
power-point about the solar system and about
the planets!
 Thank-you!