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The solar system planets…
The distances the planets have from
                 the sun…
•   Earth- 149,600,00km
•   Mercury- 58,000,000km
•   Venus- 108,200,000km
•   Mars- 277,940,000km
•   Jupiter- 778,300,000km
•   Saturn- 1,427,000,000km
•   Uranus- 2,869,600,000km
•   Neptune- 4,498,000,000km
Earth is the only planet with human life on it

Jupiter is the biggest planet known to man


                        Uranus has never been visited before by any human on Earth


Venus has a lot of flowing rivers


                        Mercury is the closest planet to the middle of the solar system


Neptune was discovered on 23rd September 1846


                       Mars has many dark long lines on it but no one can explain why


Saturn has 5 rings around it
• Earth…                     • Neptune…
• Earth has a temperature    • Neptune has a blue
  that can be as low as        appearance because of
  -89 degrees and as high      a gas.
  as 58 degrees.             • There is a lot of wind in
• More than half of Earth      Neptune and it travel
  is covered by water.         really fast.
• Earth is the only planet   • Triton is one of the
  which grows plants and       moons of Neptune and
  has creatures/animals        it is the coldest place in
  living on it.                our solar system
                               because it can have a
                               freezing temperature of
                               -235 degrees.
• Mars…                        • Jupiter…
• Mars is red because of       • Jupiter is like a vacuum
  the dust on the planets        cleaner of the solar
  surface.                       system. It sucks
• Scientists think that Mars     everything that could be
  used to be covered in          harmful to Earth.
  long rivers but they are     • A day on Jupiter is less
  not there anymore. They        than 10 hours long.
  think water can still be     • Jupiter weighs more in
  found in the planets soil.     mass than Earth does.
• There’s a big volcano on     • If we could stand on
  Mars called Olympus            Jupiter we would weigh 3
  Mons. It’s four times          times our normal weight
  bigger than mount              because Jupiter has a very
  Everest!                       strong pull of gravity.
• Mercury…                   • Venus…
• No one has ever found      • After the sun and
  a moon of Mercury yet.       moon, Venus is the
• Mercury can be as cold       brightest object from
  as -170 degrees but it       Earth.
  can be as warm as 350      • There is no more
  degrees.                     volcanoes on Venus.
• A year on Mercury is       • Venus is the second
  only 88 days long but a      planet closest to the
  full day takes 176 days.     sun.
• Mercury is a bit bigger    • Venus is named after
  than Earth’s moon.           the goddess of love.
• Saturn…                       • Uranus…
• Saturn is the second          • Uranus has at least 27
  biggest planet. It’s so         moons on it.
  big Earth could fit into it   • Uranus was the first
  755 times!                      planet to be discovered
• Saturn does have very           (in 1781).
  stormy weather.               • Uranus is a very dull
• A year on Saturn would          blue colour and is
  take almost thirty Earth        mainly made up of gas.
  years even though a day       • Saturn is a very unusual
  on Saturn would be 10           planet because it orbits
  ½ hours. years.                 the sun on its side.
  However, a day on
  Saturn is about 10 and a
  half hours.
I hope you enjoyed my presentation
and learnt loads of interesting facts
about the solar system and it’s planets!

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Solar system

  • 1.
  • 2. The solar system planets…
  • 3. The distances the planets have from the sun… • Earth- 149,600,00km • Mercury- 58,000,000km • Venus- 108,200,000km • Mars- 277,940,000km • Jupiter- 778,300,000km • Saturn- 1,427,000,000km • Uranus- 2,869,600,000km • Neptune- 4,498,000,000km
  • 4. Earth is the only planet with human life on it Jupiter is the biggest planet known to man Uranus has never been visited before by any human on Earth Venus has a lot of flowing rivers Mercury is the closest planet to the middle of the solar system Neptune was discovered on 23rd September 1846 Mars has many dark long lines on it but no one can explain why Saturn has 5 rings around it
  • 5.
  • 6. • Earth… • Neptune… • Earth has a temperature • Neptune has a blue that can be as low as appearance because of -89 degrees and as high a gas. as 58 degrees. • There is a lot of wind in • More than half of Earth Neptune and it travel is covered by water. really fast. • Earth is the only planet • Triton is one of the which grows plants and moons of Neptune and has creatures/animals it is the coldest place in living on it. our solar system because it can have a freezing temperature of -235 degrees.
  • 7. • Mars… • Jupiter… • Mars is red because of • Jupiter is like a vacuum the dust on the planets cleaner of the solar surface. system. It sucks • Scientists think that Mars everything that could be used to be covered in harmful to Earth. long rivers but they are • A day on Jupiter is less not there anymore. They than 10 hours long. think water can still be • Jupiter weighs more in found in the planets soil. mass than Earth does. • There’s a big volcano on • If we could stand on Mars called Olympus Jupiter we would weigh 3 Mons. It’s four times times our normal weight bigger than mount because Jupiter has a very Everest! strong pull of gravity.
  • 8. • Mercury… • Venus… • No one has ever found • After the sun and a moon of Mercury yet. moon, Venus is the • Mercury can be as cold brightest object from as -170 degrees but it Earth. can be as warm as 350 • There is no more degrees. volcanoes on Venus. • A year on Mercury is • Venus is the second only 88 days long but a planet closest to the full day takes 176 days. sun. • Mercury is a bit bigger • Venus is named after than Earth’s moon. the goddess of love.
  • 9. • Saturn… • Uranus… • Saturn is the second • Uranus has at least 27 biggest planet. It’s so moons on it. big Earth could fit into it • Uranus was the first 755 times! planet to be discovered • Saturn does have very (in 1781). stormy weather. • Uranus is a very dull • A year on Saturn would blue colour and is take almost thirty Earth mainly made up of gas. years even though a day • Saturn is a very unusual on Saturn would be 10 planet because it orbits ½ hours. years. the sun on its side. However, a day on Saturn is about 10 and a half hours.
  • 10. I hope you enjoyed my presentation and learnt loads of interesting facts about the solar system and it’s planets!