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Solar System Diagram Skill Builder Create a diagram of the solar system. Include the Sun, Asteroid belt, and planets. The planets in no particular order are Earth, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury, Uranus, Venus, and Mars, Neptune and Pluto (now called a “Dwarf Planet”). If you do not already know the solar system in order here are some clues. The five planets nearest the Sun are Earth, Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, and Mars, not necessarily in that order. Early astronomers knew that Venus and Mercury were the only two planets closer to the Sun than our planet Earth. Saturn is nearer Earth than Neptune. Mercury and Pluto have seven planets between them. There is just one planet between Uranus and Pluto. During the 16th century only six planets had been discovered: Earth, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, and Venus. These are the six planets closest to the Sun. Uranus is between Saturn and Neptune. The asteroid belt is between the Mars and the largest planet. Example of a comet Solar System Diagram Solar System Notes I. The Center? a. Ptolemy i. Geocentric Model which means ____________________ ii. 140A.D b. Copernicus i. ________________________ which means the Sun is the Center ii. 1543 II. Solar System a. __________________ b. __________________ c. __________________ d. Sun i. Composition 1. ¾ mass is Hydrogen and ¼ Helium 2. Surface isn’t a ______________ but a glowing __________ ball ii. Features 1. Sunspots 2. _________________________ 3. Solar Flares 4. _________________________ III. Planets a. Mercury i. Fastest Planet to revolve 1 year = _________ Earth Days ii. Covered with __________________ iii. Named for _____________________________________ b. Venus i. Earth’s __________________ because their ___________ are similar ii. Clouds of ____________ = ________________ effect iii. Revolves ____________ to __________ in _______ Earth months around the sun c. Earth i. Only planet ________________________ ii. Liquid _____________________ iii. One Moon = ___________________ d. Mars i. Atmosphere 1. 95% is ______________________ = red rust color 2. Transparent ii. Named for _______________________________ iii. 2 moons ____________ (fear) and ____________(terror) iv. _______________________ vapor v. Volcanoes e. Jupiter i. Great __________________ ____________ ii. _____________________ planet iii. Named for _____________________________________ iv. Composed of rock core, ________________ vapor, methane and ___________________ and __________________ liquid and gas f. Saturn i. Rings of ________________ and ___________ discovered by _______________________ ii. _________ __________________ planet iii. __________________ on water because of it’s ______________ of ____________________ iv. Atmosphere consists of Hydrogen and Helium clouds causing _________________________ g. Uranus i. Tilt __________ rotating ___________ to ___________ in about 17 hours ii. Small ________________ of _______________ ice causing its blue green color iii. Covered by oceans of superheated _________________ iv. __________________ times the Earth’s diameter v. It’s 25 moons were discovered by __________________ h. Neptune i. _____________ Planet ii. ______________ twin iii. Moon_______________________ has its own atmosphere iv. Named for _____________________________________ v. Great Dark Spot = _____________________________ i. Dwarf Planet i. _______________________ ii. Moon ___________________ is more than _____ is size iii. Rotates about every ____________________________ iv. Named after ___________________________________ v. Composition: ice, rock, dust = solid