Are you ready to take off? Shares through the village looking for sketches which are hidden. Finds Roman symbols tatooed on the planets et use them

Transcription

1 Are you ready to take off? Shares through the village looking for sketches which are hidden. Finds Roman symbols tatooed on the planets et use them to the game of the brochure. Pick a character that you please and take you in photo alongside imitating its particularity. Once your hunt is finished, go to the Tourist Office to gain a gift and participate in the annual lottery which you might win a magical session at the Planetarium

2 The solar system is born 4.55 billion years ago. It is a made up of planets, natural satellites (moons), set of asteroids and of course a star: the Sun, all the planets in our solar system revolve around him. The Sun is not Roman gods, but he fell on Sunday. He is our star, small compared to its neighbors. It is he who gives us energy since nearly five billion years on its surface it is 15 million degrees. The Sun would have a life expectancy of ten billion years. Currently, he has lived half of his life, and left five billion years ago, before going off to become a white dwarf or black. The real color of the sun never changes. She is white. However, the Sun may look different at certain times of the day. The day, it is yellow, rather red evening, because of the rays passing through our atmosphere. Since the Tourism Office take on your right in the direction of Sierre.

3 Represents the love and beauty (Aphrodite in Greek). Its symbol represents the mirror where to admire the goddess. It matches Friday. Venus is a planet of same size as the Earth. It is the second planet of the solar system. Venus is a gas planet, under the greenhouse effect, there is a temperature of 480 C. Venus is our North Star. It is visible with binoculars. The atmosphere of Venus is composed of 95% carbon dioxide (main element composing the beings living), a bit of nitrogen (gas mainly present in the atmosphere) and traces of other gases. Turn around, then take the direction of the supermarket.

4 Represents the God of death, of wealth and the underworld. (Hades in Greek) Pluto is the best-known and most voluminous of the solar system dwarf planet. It is the ninth planet of the solar system. In 2006, Pluto was no longer seen as a planet is too small, not quite round and too far away. She took his title in 2014 In 1978, a satellite has been discovered. He was baptized Charon, the name of the Ferryman leading souls to the underworld, the realm of Pluto in Greco-Roman mythology,. The diameter of this satellite is estimated at 1192 km, is almost half that of the Planet Pluto, which is 2284 km. These two stars are a double planet, much like the Earth and the moon. Continues in the direction of the old village. Look to the planetarium.

5 Represents the God of trade and the Messenger of the gods. That is why it runs the faster around the Sun (Hermes in Greek). He represented Wednesday. Alchemy symbol corresponds to mercury as well as a winged helmet. It was discovered during antiquity. Mercury is the first planet in the solar system, the smaller, the less massive, fastest in its orbit. She has no natural satellite and is very difficult to observe. Currently it's a small planet covered with craters resembling the Moon, she is part of the 3 planets. Its mass and gravity are weak. It holds therefore no atmosphere. This planet is also close to Venus In front of the Grand Chalet Favre, coming up a few stairs, of the Church, looking good.

6 Represents the goddess of the Moon LUNA.(Selene in Greek) It corresponds to Monday. In alchemical symbol it represents money. The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth. She is sterile, lifeless and is comparable to the Earth because of its size. On 21 July 1969, Neil Armstrong is the first man to walk on the moon. As the moon revolves around the Earth, sometimes it ends up exactly between the Sun and Earth. When this happens, the Sun is hidden by the Moon, and therefore, a region of the Earth is more enlightened by the light of the Sun. This is called a solar eclipse. When the eclipse is total, it suddenly begins to get dark during the day. Fortunately, an eclipse lasts a short time, minutes. Get back on your feet and follows the historical path in the direction of Vissoie.

7 . Is God of war (Ares in Greek) because of its reddish color. Its symbol represents the shield and the Spear of the God. It is Tuesday. Alchemy symbol corresponds to the iron. March is two times smaller than the Earth. Also known as the "red planet." It's here that we find the largest volcano in the solar system which is likely to become operational. It is the fourth planet of the solar system and is part of the 3 planets. March has lost the internal almost all of its geological activity, and only minor events would occur at its surface, such as landslides, or even of small lava flows. The fountain which is located to the South of the Church. There, observe around you.

8 Represents the God of the Sea (Poseidon in Greek). Its symbol represents the trident of the God. The telescope, Neptune appears as a blue disc which reminds us of the depth of the oceans. She is 4 times larger than the Earth and is the eighth of our solar system. It is a so-called "ice giant" planet. Like Uranus and several other planets, Neptune is a gas planet consisting essentially of hydrogen (hydrogen would like his name to the prefix "hydro" meaning water.) It is the lightest material present in the space) and helium. It appears blue due to the presence of methane gas (methane is a molecule.). Neptune is not visible to the naked eyeet, like Uranus, it was discovered only after the invention of the telescope that will confirm the discovery made on the basis of various calculations. Still the road that passes in front of Sport 4000 and remain attentive.

9 Represents the God of agriculture and the time (Kronos in Greek). His symbol represents the God's sickle to cut crops. It falls on Saturday. Saturn is the sixth planet in the solar system and the second largest planet after Jupiter, both for its size and by its mass. It is part of the so-called giant planets, its diameter is about nine times and half that of the Earth. It is part of the gaseous planets. Its ring system is mainly composed of ice and dust particles. She also has many satellites. It is the most distant of the planets in the solar system that is observable to the naked eye. We can see its rings using binoculars. It was discovered in prehistory by Galileo.

10 Continue along this road to the stairs that lead you to the funicular.

11 Represents the God of the sky and the King of the gods (Zeus in Greek). Its symbol represents the God's lightning. Jupiter is a gas giant planet, [..] It is the largest planet in the solar system. With its high volume it could contain all the planets together. It is located in fifth place compared to the Sun. Visible to the naked eye in the night sky. Jupiter is usually the fourth brightest object in the sky after the Sun, the Moon and Venus. As on the other gaseous planets, to the winds, close to 600 km/h, through the upper layers of the planet. The great red spot is an anticyclone. It includes 4 moons of Jupiter that have been observed for the first time in 1610 by Galileo using a telescope of his own invention. Climbing up to the top of the stairs to reach the departure station of the funicular.

12 Uranus is the God of Heaven (Oranos in Greek), father of Saturn and Jupiter grandfather. Its symbol represents a globe surmounted by the letter H. Uranus is a gas giant planet consisting of ice. It is the 7th planet in the solar system and the 3rd by the size. It is the first planet discovered in modern times in 1781 with a telescope, his discovery was late due to its very low brilliance. Uranus is the planet of the solar system whose atmosphere is coldest, the minimum temperature of ( 224 C). Its blue color is due to the methane layer which absorbs red light. Continue to follow the road in the direction of the the Prilet valon.

13 She is not of Roman gods. The Earth is the third planet closest to the symbol Soleil.Son represents the globe with Ecuador and the meriedien. Life on Earth is possible thanks to the ozone layer, which blocks some of the Sun's rays. The Earth was formed about 4.54 billion years ago and life appeared less than a billion years later, part of the 3 planets. It has the shape of a spheroid and turns on itself in about twentyfour hours. Due to the large share of water that composes it is also called the blue planet. More than 7.5 billion people inhabit the Earth. This population is unevenly distributed on the surface of the globe. The main focuses in three large homes located in Europe and Asia.

14 Stay on this road and go to the lodging of the Prilet to find your last planet. Place the planets in order starting from the Sun

15

16 Quiz on the solar system 1)This planet is red. Wat s his name? o o o Mercury Pluto March 2) Is Pluto close or far from the Sun? 3) Wath planet is the name of the godess of love?? o o o Neptune Venus Mercury 4) The Sun is a star or a planet? 5) How many degrees does take on Venus? o 15 millions C o 480 C o -480 C 6) What year was Neil Armstrong he walked on the Moon? o 1969 o 1696 o ) When we discovered mercury? o o o Prehistory Middle ages Ancient times. 8) What are the 3 planets of our solar system?

17 JUPITER SATURN MARCH VENUS URANUS NEPTUNE PLUTO EARTH MOON SUN MERCURY

18