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Outer Planets

Did you know that ALL Jovian Planets have rings?? Jupiter: faint, dusty rings Saturn: bright, spectacular rings Uranus: dark, thin rings Neptune: dark, thin rings & ring arcs

PLANET DATA Planet Period of Rotation (Earth Days) Average Distance from sun (AU) Period of Revolution (Earth days or years) Number of Moons Mercury Venus Earth 176 days.39 88 days 0 243 days.72 AU 225 days 0 1 day/24 hr 1 365.25 days 1 Mars 25 hours 1.5 694 days 2 Jupiter 10 hours 5.2 12 earth years 63+ Saturn Uranus Neptune

Spacecraft to Jupiter Fly-bys: Pioneer 10 & 11 (1973 & 1974) Voyager 1 & 2 (1979) Ulysses (1992) Orbiters: Cassini (2001), been orbiting Saturn and will continue through 2017 for its Northern Solstice in 2017 Galileo (Dec 1995 until Sept 2003)

JUPITER FACTS Largest and most massive planet Diameter: 11 Earth Diameters (86,280 miles) Mass: 318 Earth masses (1.899 x 10 27 kg) Volume: 1,300 Earths would fit inside No solid surface Rock & ice core

Great Red Spot (GRS) Giant Storm = 3 Earth diameters. Rotates once every 6 days Red spot is changing colors http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/images/ content/387520main_92_80_1-334x312.gif http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/images/ content/388625main_jupiter_approach.gif http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/mov/ 388964main_polarwinds.mov http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/mov/ 388964main_polarwinds.mov

jupiters lcloud sequence Jupiter's polar vortex comet shoemaker-levy crashes into jupiter

JUPITER S MOONS Has the most moons of all planets 63+ Io, Europa, Ganymede, Callisto Jupiter s 4 largest moons are the most amazing moons ever discovered

The Galilean Satellites Io Europa Ganymede Callisto * Each has a unique surface and a unique geologic history.

Io: Most Volcanically Active Body in the Solar System Hot, Molten Interior LOTS OF SULFUR Continuously resurfaced by lava flows

Global View http://www.nasa.gov/ centers/goddard/mpg/ 388623main_Iorotates.mpg Io rotates

Europa Surface composition - water ice Scientists believe there is a liquid water ocean, 60 miles deep, under the surface. Ice penetrating Ocean mission 2037

Ice flows and rafts are scattered and rotated the result of tidal forces on Europa.

Ganymede The solar system s largest satellite...larger than Mercury. The Grooved terrain results from vertical plate tectonics. from shrinking Ganymede video

Callisto Geologically dead.. Callisto is the most heavily cratered object in the solar system. callisto rotating in space

PLANET FACTS Planet Period of Rotation (Earth Days) Average Distance from sun (AU) Period of Revolution (Earth Years) Number of Moons Mercury Venus Earth 176 days.39 AU 88 days 0 243 days.72 AU 225 days 0 1 day/24hr 1 AU 365.25 days 1 Mars 25 hours 1.5 694 days 2 Jupiter.10 hours 5.2 12 years 63+ Saturn 11 hours 9.6 29 years 57+ Uranus Neptune

Second largest planet Density: 0.7 g/cm 3 it would float in water :lowest density Facts of Saturn Orbitted by Cassini starting April 2017, Cassini will begin its final descent into the planet - and still sending us footage as it plunges 57 Moons

Earth

A View of the Sun as Seen Through the Rings of Saturn fly through space

Rings Made of ice and rock Biggest rings of any planet Saturn Long video of saturn

The Saturn System: 57 Known Satellites

PLANET DATA Planet Period of Rotation (Earth Days) Average Distance from sun (AU) Period of Revolution (Earth Years) Number of Moons Mercury 176 days.39 88 days 0 Venus 243 days.72 225 day 0 Earth 1 day/24 hr 1 1 yr/365.25 dy 1 Mars 25 hours 1.5 694 days 2 Jupiter 10 hours 5.2 12 years 63+ Saturn 11 hours 9.6 29 years 57 Uranus 17 hours 19.2 84 years 27+ Neptune

Uranus twin planet = Neptune Chemical Composition of Uranus Atmosphere Methane produces a thick, blue-green haze which hides most Uranus weather A photochemical haze (smog) collects at the polar regions

Uranus is traditionally known as the Featureless Disc space school

An axial tilt 98 creates extreme seasons (rotates on its side)

HST view of Uranus ring system

Planet Period of Rotation (Earth Days) Average Distance from sun (AU) Period of Revolution (Earth Years) Number of Moons Mercury 176 days.39 88 days 0 Venus 243 days.72 225 days 0 Earth 1 1 1 1 Mars 25 hours 1.5 984 days 2 Jupiter 10 hours 5.2 12 years 63+ Saturn 11 hours 9.6 29 years 57 Uranus 17 hours 19.2 84 years 27+ Neptune 16 hours 30 164 yrs 13+

Surface of Neptune Windy 1,300mph winds

Blue color is atmosphere produced by Methane CH 4 The once famous Great Dark Spot neptune facts and photsspace school neptune sounds

Triton: The Cantaloupe Moon Surface Temperature -400 F 100 mph winds Nitrogen geysers plumes ejected to an altitude of 6 miles. Retrograde orbit captured Will move within the Roche limit in less than one million years triton - neptunes moon neptune and triton

Dwarf Planets Pluto, Eris and Ceres, Makemake, and Haumea

Latest news on Pluto and plutoids.

The New Solar System

Dwarf Planets Orbit the Sun. Have sufficient mass to assume a round shape. Have not cleared the neighborhood around its orbit. Are not satellites. The first five recognized dwarf planets are Ceres, Pluto, Eris, Makemake, and Haumea whats a TNO?pluto why is it a dwarf planet? elementay rap on plut lol what planet is it?

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