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Solar System 2B 2010 The Sun By Skyler Hopwood All planets revolve around the sun. It gives heat and light to live. It is a star which is made up of gases called hydrogen and helium. Saturn by Shey Rodriguez Saturn has 52 moons. Saturn has many gaseous rings. Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun. Saturn is made of gases. Mars By Rani Qaqish Mars is called the red planet. The sand in mars is of red iron. It is the 4th planet from the sun. It has two moons. Asteroid Belt By Nick Mowat The asteroid belt is a big highway in the Solar System. The asteroid belt is divided in to an inner belt and outer belt. It is made up of thousands of objects. They are too small to be named planets. Earth By Hannah Warren The Earth has only one moon. It is the planet we evolved on. The moon revolves around the earth and is sometimes called Earth’s satellite. Mars by Maggie Pallesen Mars is the 4th planet from the sun. Mars is called the red planet because the sand on Mars is made from red iron oxide. Mars is a desert planet. Mars has two small moons called Phobos and Deimos. They are shaped like potatoes. Uranus By Maureen Pieper Uranus has lots of moons. Some scientists think that they’re made of graphite. No other planet spins like it. It’s named after the Greek god of the sky. It was discovered in 1781 by William Herschel. Neptune by Josephine Garro If Neptune were hollow it could fit 60 Earths . On some days it is farther than Pluto from the sun. It has 8 moons . It is 3 billion miles to the sun. Neptune by Nick Knudson Neptune has a hazy atmosphere. Neptune has strong winds. It has 8 moons. If Neptune were hollow it could hold 60 earths. Mercury by Emma McClellan One side of Mercury is burning hot and the other side is freezing cold. Mercury could melt a tin pan. Mercury has holes in it because meteorites and asteroids crashed into it. Venus by Nick McGill Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. It rotates the opposite way of all the other planets. One day on Venus is 243 days on earth. It is covered with poisonous clouds. Sun by Meghan O’neil The sun is a star which is made up mainly of a gas called hydrogen and a small amount of helium. It is about 93 million miles from earth. Earth by Jillian Rokes Earth is the 3rd planet from the sun. Earth is about 93 million miles from the sun. It takes Earth about 365 days to revolve around the sun. It is mainly made up of water. Asteroid Belt by Brayden Jones There are about 40,000 known asteroids in an asteroid belt. Ceres is the largest asteroid. Ceres is as big as Texas. Uranus by Sam Loeffler Uranus has 27 different moons, some are made of graphite. Uranus is circled by 11 rings. Uranus a gas planet. Uranus is 2,739,000,000 to 3,003,000,000 miles away from the Sun. Jupiter by Sean Smith All the planets can fit inside of it cause it is so big. 1,000 earths can fit inside of it. Jupiter has 16 moons. One of Jupiter’s moons is Io and Io has active volcanoes. Mercury by Atticus Stansbury One side of Mercury is hot and the other is cold. The smallest planet is Mercury. Mercury is closest to the sun. Saturn by Meg Harmon Saturn has rings that are made from ice rocks, and dust. If you put Saturn in a tub of water, it would float. Saturn has about 52 moons scientists keep finding new ones. Earth by Payton Parsons The Earth is one out of two water planets. The Earth is the fifth largest planet in our solar system. At the equator, the Earth’s surface moves 40,000 km in 24 hours. Jupiter By Johnny Dean Jupiter is one of the largest planets. Jupiter can change color. Jupiter is made mostly of hydrogen. Jupiter gives off more heat then it gets from sun. It shines brightly in the night. Neptune by Annika Wilmers You can never see Neptune. Neptune was the first ever planet to probably be discovered in the solar system. It is about 4 times bigger than Earth. Venus by Nick McGill Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. It rotates the opposite way of all the other planets. One day on Venus is 243 days on earth. It is covered with poisonous clouds. Mars by Kate Zachary Mars has volcanoes, canyons, boulders, craters and clouds of red dust. Mars is the last of the inner planets. Mars is a desert planet. Mars by Chloe Degan I learned that Mars is the last of the inner planets. I also learned that the sand on Mars is made from red iron oxide. Do you know that takes Mars 687 Earths days to revolve around the sun? Mars is called the red planet. Moon By Trevor Vollmer If you were standing on the Moon the sky would always appear dark even during the daytime. The Moon is so far from the Earth. You can’t see the Earth from all the sides but one. It is about 238,900 miles away from the Earth. Pluto By Abby Plank Pluto has a moon, Charon, which is almost as big as itself. Pluto is the smallest dwarf planet. Pluto has not been visited by spacecraft yet. We only have blurry pictures of its surface. Moon By Emily Carroll Did you know the moon has no atmosphere? Did you know that the moon is the brightest light in the night sky? It looks so big and bright because it is so close to us compared to the stars and planets. Saturn by London Emmons Did you know Saturn is visible without using a telescope. Seven hundred sixty-four Earths could fit inside a hollowed out Saturn. Saturn is the second largest planet in our solar system. Saturn is mostly made out of hydrogen and helium gas. Asteroid Belt by Franc Kutilek Asteroids are rocky metallic objects that orbit the sun. On one side of the Asteroid belt there are gas planets. On the other side are rocky planets. Sun by Mickey Tvrdik The word “sol” means sun. The solar system could be called the sun system. Some of the suns gases are hydrogen. Venus by Liam Kaminski Venus is the 2 planet from the sun. Venus looks yellow when we see it in the sky. The clouds keep the sun’s heat from escaping. Jupiter By Claire Howell Jupiter is made of gases that swirl around. It has no solid crust of land. Its great Red Spot is three times the size of Earth.