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Distance of Mercury to the Sun or the Orbital Radius The minimum distance from the Sun to Mercury is about 45866304 kilometers and the maximum distance is about 70006464 kilometers. Space Station

One Day on Mercury The full length of a day on the planet Mercury is about 176 Earth days. The planet turns very slowly but also orbits around the Sun very quickly. On the surface, the sky will appear to have a sunset and a sunrise like we do on Earth. Image - http://www.solstation.com/stars/mercury.htm

How Long is One Year On Mercury? Like we said, Mercury orbits around the sun at a quick rate. One year on mars is roughly 88 Earth days. Now that means that one day on mercury lasts two Mercury years. https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahu KEwifq_SFwJrfAhUUyYMKHTG_BzgQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wik ipedia.org%2fwiki%2fmercury_(planet)&psig=aovvaw08zcra2kfrkegrk53k6kz h&ust=1544711256967466

How Many Moons Does Mercury Have? Mercury doesn't have any moons UniverSavvy

What Are the Layers of Mercury Mercury has 5 layers inside of the planet. Earth, Although, only has 4. Mercury has a thick crust and a quite a thin mantle. The two core layers are just like Earth with a solid inner core and a liquid outer/middle core.

Photos - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/mercury_(planet) https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/mercury/overview/

Surface Features The surface of mercury is kind of like the surface of the moon, it is filled with craters. There are faults that are slowly causing the crust to shrink. There are some volcanoes. There are also some ridges that run along the surface. Air and Space

Random Facts! - Mercury is the smallest planet in the Solar System (p l u t o i s n o t a p l a n e t) - Mercury is the closest planet to the sun, so imagine how far the furthest planet is from the sun. The first spacecraft to land there aged 45 percent of the surface and it was called the Mariner 10. Mercury is the second hottest planet, yet it has ice due to drastic temperature fluxuations. No one knows who discovered Mercury.

Facts about Venus A day on Venus lasts longer than a year. Venus doesn t have any moons. It takes 225 days for Venus to orbit around the sun. The surface temperature of Venus is 462 C or 864 F Venus rotates in the opposite direction of most planets Venus is 25% smaller than Earth.

Pictures of Venus

Layers of Venus Not much is known about the inside of Venus but it s thought that the core is pure iron, a rocky mantle, and a silicate crust.

Surface Features of Venus The rain on Venus is made up of acid, yet the clouds are sulphuric acid On the surface there s many craters, and lava flows. There

Distance of Earth from the Sun: Earth is about 149,597,870 km away from the sun.

Period Of Rotation (Length of a Day): The Earth s period of rotation is 23 hours 56 minutes and 4 seconds.

Period of Revolution or Length of One Year: It takes about 365 days for Earth to complete 1 year.

Number of Moons and Unusual Moon Info: Earth has one moon: Unusual facts about Earth s moon. It is Earth s only natural satellite. The moon s diameter is 3,475 km. The moon doesn t have an atmosphere. The moon is slowly drifting away from Earth. Small quakes occur on the moon.

Layers of the Earth & Atmosphere: There are four layers of the Earth, these include: The crust The Mantle The Outer Core & the Inner Core Earth s Atmosphere: Earth s atmosphere is about 480 km. thick. The air pressure also decreases at higher altitudes. It is composed of 78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen, 0.93% Argon, and 0.04% carbon dioxide. There are also trace amounts of neon, helium, methane, krypton and hydrogen, and water vapor. Earth s atmosphere also has five layers. These layers are the troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, and exosphere.

Orbital Radius Earth s orbital radius varies between 152 and 147 km.

Photos of Planet:

Surface Features of Planet: Surface features of the Earth include: Bodies of water such as lakes, oceans, ponds, etc. Mountains Hills Valleys Canyons Different rocks (boulders, stones, as well as types of rocks) A wide variety of vegetation such as trees, ferns, bushes, etc. Geologic features that are created by tectonic plate movement (volcanoes, trenches, etc.)

Scale Information: What would the size of Earth be if the Sun had a diameter of 10km? Include a conversion. The Earth s diameter is 12,742 km. The sun s diameter is 1.391016 million km If the Sun's diameter was 10 km you would divide that by 109 which is how many times bigger the Sun is compared to Earth. You would then get about 0.09 so the Earth would have a diameter of 0.09 km if the Sun had a diameter of 10 km.

Scale Information (Continued): How far away would Earth be if the Sun s Diameter was 10km? To figure this out divide the approximate distance from Earth to the Earth which is 149,597,870 km by 1,000,000. You should get about 14 km which is the answer.

Random Fact Earth is not perfectly round. Centrifugal force pushes the equator outwards!

Mars By: Lachlan & Grace

Information 228 Million Kilometers from the sun Mars has two moons named Phobos and Deimos Mars has three layers Exosphere, Mesosphere, and Troposphere The orbital radius of mars is 228 Million Kilometers Mars is approximately 207.48 times smaller than the sun

Scale Info Mars would have a 0.04819741661 km diameter if the sun had a 10 km diameter 0.04819741661.05 km The sun has a diameter of 1,392,000 km Mars has a diameter of 6,794 km If the sun had a diameter of 10 km Then Mars would have a diameter of 0.04819741661km

Fun Facts A year on mars is 687 Earth days 7 missions to mars have been done Mars move s 1 mile per second A day on mars is about 24.6 hours

According to NASA Mars atmosphere is made of carbon dioxide, and nitrogen gasses The outermost layer of Mars is constructed of volcanoes and lots of red, tan, and orange iron The second layer of Mars is made of Heated rocks, it is similar to the Earth's mantle Mars s innermost layer is a solid core composed of iron and nickel

How far is mars from the sun? It is approximately 228 million miles away, not that far compared to other planets.

How long does it take for Mars to rotate fully? It takes mars 1 day and 37 minutes or 24.6 hours to rotate fully.

How long is 1 revolution for mars? It is the same time as a period of rotation 24.6 hours

How many moons does mars have? Mars has 2 moons Phobos and Deimos.

How many layers does Mars have? Mars has 3 layers, from inside to out they consist of exosphere which is hot, then mesosphere which is cold, then troposphere and this layer is warm as well.

What is mars's orbital radius Mars s orbital radius is 1.524 astronomical units.

What are mars s surface features dark slope streaks, dust devil tracks, sand dunes, Medusae Fossae Formation, fretted terrain, layers, gullies, glaciers,scalloped topography, chaos terrain, possible ancient rivers, pedestal craters, brain terrain, and ring mold craters.

Fun Fact! Did you know that mars is 4.603 billion years old, wow that s old.

Distance from Jupiter to the Sun 778.5 million km

Time on Jupiter One day on Jupiter is 9 hours and 56 minutes in our time 1 year on jupiter is 12 years for us There are 4,300 days in a year on jupiter

Moons Jupiter has 79 moons which consist of the 4 biggest Io Europa Ganymede Callisto Jupiter's moons consist of 4 big moons and 75 small moons

Orbital radius The radius is about 778 million km. It completes its orbit about every 11.86 years.

Surface features The storm- There is a storm on the surface of jupiter that has been going for about 188 years it has been observed for about that long for all we know it could have starred long long ago. Jupiter is a gas planet the glasses consist of 71% hydrogen, 24% helium, and 5% other substances Jupiter has a large surrounding layer of liquid metallic

Layers of the planet 1st layer is hydrogen, helium, with crystalline ammonia clouds 2nd layer liquid molecular hydrogen 3rd layer liquid metallic hydrogen 4th layer possible core silicate rock, and ice

Photos That s the storm

Some Random Facts Jupiter is the fourth brightest object in the solar system Jupiter has the shortest day of all the planets Jupiter orbits the sun once every 11.8 Earth years The great red spot is a huge storm on Jupiter Jupiter's moon Ganymede is the largest moon in the solar system

If the Sun was 10km in diameter 5/10 km is how big Jupiter would be 28/100 km is how far Jupiter would be from the sun

Distance of Jupiter from the Sun The distance from Jupiter to the sun is 779 million kilometers.

Period of Revolution in One Year It takes 4,330.6 days or 11.86 days for Jupiter to revolve around the Sun. It movies at a speed of 29,236 miles per hour or 47,051 kilometers per hour.

Number of Moons and Unusual Moon Info. Jupiter has 79 known moons, and has the biggest moon in our solar system, called Ganymede. Jupiter, the biggest planet, has the biggest moons.

Period of Rotation in One Day One entire day in jupiter can range from 9 hours and 56 minutes long to 9 hours and 50 minutes long. It rotates at around 28,273 miles an hour.

Layers of Jupiter and Surface Features The outermost layer of Jupiter doesn t have an actual solid surface because it is made of hydrogen, helium, and crystalline ammonia clouds. The second outermost layer is made of liquid molecular hydrogen. The second most inner layer is made of liquid metallic hydrogen. The innermost layer is unknown if it is a core but we believe it s made of silicate rock and ice.

Orbital Radius The radius of jupiter is 43,441 miles around. It is the fifth planet from the sun, and has the largest radius.

If the Sun had a diameter of 10km, how big would jupiter be? If the sun had a diameter of 10km, Jupiter would be one kilometer. would be

Facts about Jupiter Jupiter is the fourth brightest object in the solar system Jupiter has the shortest day of all the planets, at 9 hours and 55 minutes long. Jupiter has a thin ring system Jupiter s interior is made of rock, metal, and hydrogen compounds Jupiter has 79 moons that have been confirmed orbiting the planet The largest of Jupiter s moons is the largest moon of the planets Jupiter has a very strong magnetic field Jupiter does experience seasons like other planets in our solar system