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3. The name of Venus comes from the goddess of love.
For a long time the people thought that in Venus it was
possible to live, but it is not like that, it is too hot (more than
450ºC in the surface).

4.  Venus is the second planet from the sun of our solar
system, after Mercury.
 Venus is the nearest planet to the Earth.

5.  There are no rivers and oceans.
 The colour of the sky is orange and always
cloudy.

6.  The orbit of Venus is between the sun and the Earth.

7. The satellite takes photos from the space, then we can
see how is the planet.
The landscape of Venus it is a volcanic zone.

8.  Venus has got different stages like the Moon.
 When Venus is near the Earth, we can’t see
Venus. But when Venus is farther we can see it.

9.  The light of the sun bounces on the clouds of
Venus.
 This is the reason that Venus looks like a star at
the sunrise and sunset.

11. Mars is the fourth planet from the sun and the Mars is the fourth planet from the sun and the
second smallest planet in the solar, second smallest planet in the solar,
after Mercury. Named after the Roman god of after Mercury. Named after the Roman god of
war, it is often described as the “Red Planet" war, it is often described as the “Red Planet"
because the iron oxide prevalent on its surface because the iron oxide prevalent on its surface
gives it a reddish appearancegives it a reddish appearance
Mars
Sun

12.  Mars is 142 million
miles away from the
Sun. In the daytime
the temperature is
about 20 ̊c and at
night the temperature
is under -150 ̊c .

13.  It is found out that there is a north and south
pole on Mars. Water exists but it is frozen and
we cannot reach it.

14.  It has craters , volcanoes and mountains Mars
has the biggest mountain in the solar system
its named Olympus Mons

15.  On Mars there is an atmosphere.
 The atmosphere is made of carbon dioxide.

16.  Mars has the highest mountain in the solar
system its named Olympus Mons.
 The temperature can go down to -165 ̊c .

17.  It is not sure but some scientists think that
Mars in 100,000 of years could turn into a
planet like Earth. But scientists will have to
change the air on Mars.

19. JUPITER IS THE LARGEST,
MOST MASSIVE AND
FASTEST SPINNING
PLANET IN THE SOLAR
SYSTEM.
JUPITER IS THE 5TH
PLANET
FROM THE SUN. IT IS 778.4
KM FROM THE SUN.
JUPITER HAS MORE THAN
TWICE THE MASS OF ALL
THE OTHER PLANETS PUT
TOGETHER.

20. THE GIANT WORLD OF
JUPITER IS MADE MANLY
OF HYDROGEN (ABOUT
90%) AND HELIUM
(ABOUT 10%) WITH A
CENTRAL MOLTEN
ROCKY CORE. TINY
AMOUNTS OF WATER,
CARBON DIOXIDE,
METHANE AND
AMMONIA ARE ALSO
PRESENT IN THE
OUTERMOST LAYER.

21. THE SURFACE HYDROGEN
GAS ARE SPREAD OUT BY
JUPITER`S FAST ROTATION
IN TO BANDS OF
CONSTANTLY SWIRLING
CLOUDS-IT TAKES THE
PLANET ONLY TEN HOURS
TO MAKE ONE COMPLETE
ROTATION.
THE CLOUD TOP
TEMPERATURE IS -110°

22. BELOW THE CLOUD
THERE IS NO SOLID
SURFACE. THE GAS
SIMPLY MERGES INTO A
VAST OCEAN OF HOT,
LIQUID HYDROGEN.
SCIENTIST’S THINK THE
PLANET’S CORE IS A
BALL OF MOLTEN ROCK
SIX TIMES HOTTER
THAN THE SURFACE OF
THE SUN.

23. JUPITER`S GREAT RED
SPOT IS IT`S MOST
FAMOUS FEATURE. IT
IS A TREMENDOUS
ATMOSPHERIC STORM
TWICE THE SIZE OF
EARTH. TURBULENT
WINDS CIRCLE
AROUND THE
HURRICANE, MAKING
RIPPLES IN THE
CLOUDS. THE SPOT
TURNS
ANTICLOCKWISE,
TAKING 9 DAYS TO
ROTATE.

24. JUPITER`S AURORAS THAT LIGHT UP THE POLES, ARE
CAUSED BY CHARGED PARTICLES SPEWED OUT OF
VOLCANOES ON IO, ONE OF JUPITER`S MOONS. THE
PARTICLES ARE SUCKED INTO JUPITER`S POLES BY
THE PLANET`S INTENSE MAGNETIC FILED.

25. JUPITER HAS A VERY FAINT RING AROUND ITS
EQUATOR. IT’S MADE OF MICROSCOPIC DUST
PARTICLES THAT RESEMBLE BLACK SMOKE.

26. JUPITER’S MASSIVE
GRAVITY (2.36 X
EARTH’S GRAVITY)
HOLDS IN ITS POWER A
SET OF 63 SATELLITES. THE
FOUR MAIN MOONS
ARE IO, EUROPA,
GANYMEDE AND
CALLISTO. THEY ARE
CALLED THE GALILEAN
SATELLITES.

27. NO THERE IS NO SOLID
SURFACE ONLY TRACES
OF WATER ON THE
SURFACE AND NO
OXYGEN TO SUPPORT
LIFE. THE PLANET IS
MOSTLY MADE OF
HYDROGEN AND
HELIUM. THE CLOUD
TOP TEMPERATURE IS
-110° C.