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Planets! Stars Milky Way Galaxies

The Evening Planets August 2018 Mars Saturn Jupiter Venus

VENUS Sept 30 Last Days as Evening Star Evening Morning

MARS Impact of dust storms

MARS Interesting Facts Fourth planet from the sun 50% farther than earth Two tiny moons Half the amount of sunlight, sunsets are bluish (red dust) Year is 687 earth days, but day is 24 hours and 37 minutes Humans cannot breathe the air 96% CO2, 2% nitrogen, 2% argon, traces of oxygen, water Does not rain low temperatures, very low air pressure Equator: 70F day to 100F at night; Poles: -195F (dry ice) Air pressure 0.6% of earth s. Like earth 50 miles up in space There are twisters and dust storms, max wind speeds: 60 mph Gravity is 38% of earth s, jump 8 feet high on Mars Radiation thin atmosphere, little magnetic field Like getting 50 CAT scans a year, 30 times the annual radiation limit for a worker in a nuclear power plant Meteor/asteroid impact 200 per year thin atmosphere

Panorama Dust Devil Sunset North Pole

J U P I T E R Great Red Spot

Jupiter Interesting Facts Fifth planet from the sun 5.2 times farther than earth 79 known moons Ganymede bigger than Mercury, 4 faint rings Diameter is 11 times larger than earth Year is 11.9 earth years, but day is 9 hours and 55 minutes Gas giant you cannot stand on a surface, sink to the core Great Red Spot storm, fits 3 earths, raging for at least 350 years Gravity is 240% of earth s, 200 lb person would feel like 480 lb Sunlight less than 4% as strong as on earth Temperatures range from -150F to -260F Humans cannot breathe the air stinky like Clorox Mostly hydrogen and helium with some ammonia and methane Magnetic field and radiation is 20,000 more powerful than earth s Electromagnetic storms heard by amateur radio operators Powerful northern/southern lights

Red Spot Inside Red Spot Storms Northern Lights

SATURN Taken by Hubble telescope

Saturn Interesting Facts Sixth planet from the sun 9.5 times farther than earth Diameter is 9.5 times larger than earth Rings!!! over 30 rings in 7 groups 150 known moons plus smaller moonlets. Enceladus is all solid ice with water geysers Titan has thick atmosphere, rains methane, has several methane lakes Year is 29.4 earth years, but day is 10 hours and 34 minutes Gas giant you cannot stand on a surface, sink to the core Gravity is only 7% more than earth s despite its size Has huge storms like Jupiter, winds speeds to 1100 mph! Huge hexagonal storm at north pole Sunlight only 1% as strong as on earth Temperatures average -285F at top of clouds Humans cannot breathe the air stinky like Jupiter Hydrogen (96%), helium (3%) with some ammonia and methane Magnetic field and radiation is half that of Jupiter Powerful northern/southern lights

Northern Lights Moonlet in Ring Enceladus Water Jets Hexagon Cloud Formation at North Pole Titan Methane Lake

Stars Interesting Facts You can see about 5000 stars with the naked eye All of them are in the Milky Way Half of these can be seen from where you stand Milky Way Galaxy has 100 to 400 BILLION stars Stars are singular, binary, tertiary or multiple Majority of bright stars are binary or more Mizar is really four stars, and Alcor is really two stars Sirius is a double; Polaris (North Star) is a triple Only other galaxy visible here is Andromeda (M31) Located 2,538,000 light years away

Andromeda Galaxy Mizar Alcor Cassiopeia Double Star

Triple Star Simulation (North Star) By Space and Intelligence