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By Noah Urchek

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I used this very nice site called Space.Com

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The Milky Way contains 200,000 billion stars the Solar System lies about 30,000 light years away from the center, more than half the stars in The Milky Way are older than The Sun, people believe that you won't find anything else beyond the universe, that its just empty left with empty space

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I learned a way to memorize all the planets in the solar system, My Very Enthusiastic Mother Just Served Us Noodles

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I originally wanted to add Pluto and the asteroid belt, but, 1 Pluto isn't a planet and, 2 I didn't have enough time to do everything I wanted to do.

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I think Padlet worked very well because of the free roam I can do with the planets, and put them in order, also make them a little bigger

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The Moon is the only current place inside space we have visited, 12 people have walked The Moon, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Pete Conrad, Alan Bean, Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell, David Scott, and more, There is a solar eclipse, thats when The Moon becomes a new Moon in front of The Sun. There is an American Flag on The Moon.

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The Sun is a star and is 1,390,000 km and its mass is 1.989e30 kg. Its temperature is 5800 K on the surface and 15,600,000 K inside at the core. The Sun is the largest object in the solar system it takes up 99.8% of the SOL system. The sun is 70% hydrogen and 28% helium and 2% metals. It rotates once every 25.4 days at the surface and near the poles it rotates 36 days. The Sun's power is about 386 billion billion mega watts which is produced by nuclear fusion reactions. The surface of the sun, or the photosphere has these regions called sunspots these are only 3800 K they look dark from comparison to the surrounding spots of The sun. They can be very large or 50,000 km in diameter, these are caused by complicated and not very well understood interactions with the Sun's magnetic field. At the core, the pressure is 250 billion atmospheres and the heat is 15.6 million Kelvin and the density of the core is more than 150 times that of water.

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Uranus is the 7th planet from The Sun and its axis points in the direction of The Sun, which makes its magnetic field odd. Was first spotted by William Herschel. was the only one named after a Greek god instead of a Roman one, was named after the god of the heavens, and is made of hydrogen-helium oxygen, water, and ammonia ice. 63 earth's can fit inside Uranus. Uranus has the coldest atmosphere in the entire solar system.

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Neptune was named after the god of the sea, It was the first planet to get its existence predicted by mathematical equations before it was actually seen. Galileo Galilei sketched the planet, but mistaken it for a star due to its slow motion, Neptune has a very thick atmosphere and a rocky core, the atmosphere is 17 times Earth's mass and is nearly 58 times its volume, Neptune's winds can reach 1,500 mph, these winds where linked to a large dark storm that Voyager 2 tracked in 1989

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Saturn was named after the roman titan god, Cronus. Saturn has stripes on it because of super fast winds, they can reach up to 1,100 mph, Saturn is the second fastest planet to rotate on its axis, a titanic storm appears once a Saturn year (30 years) disrupting the temperature of the winds of the planets. There are lighting storms on Saturn and at one of the poles there is a hurricane with an eye so big that you can put the entire united states in it. Saturn can hold 760 Earth's in it, Saturn has 52 moons.

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The largest planet in the solar system, and is a gas giant, it was named after the king of the gods, in roman history. It has 51 moons. The stripes on Jupiter are there because of strong winds. the great red spot on Jupiter is very famous and is a storm that has been raging for 300 years, the wind is going about 225 mph. Jupiter's magnetic field is about 20,000 times Earth's magnetic field. It's moons, or rings are about 1,000 more radiation level than a human can stand. It takes about 10 hours to make a complete turn on it's axis. It's core is 10 times Earth.

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Mars was named after the roman god of war, and is called the red planet. It has a rover on it, Mars is also the first planet we will explore, and will take 39 days to get there, astronauts are training for mars and they will grow their own food on the spaceship. mars has 2 moons Mars is red because of the rich iron minerals. The cold, thin atmosphere means liquid water likely cannot exist on this planet, though scientists believe that there was life on Mars. Mars is home to the highest mountain and deepest, longest valley in solar system, Olympus Mons is about 17 miles high. Valles Marineris is 9 miles deep.

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Earth is our Home and the only planet known to have oxygen in the atmosphere, it is 71 percent water. It has a diameter of 8,000 miles, it is warmest at its equator and coldest at its poles. It has only one moon, and takes 23.439 hours to complete a rotation on its axis and 365.26 days to complete a rotation around the Sun. Earth is the only known planet with life and has about 8.7 MILLION species living on it. We explore space and are trying to find other living life.

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Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, it circles faster than any of the other planets, so it was named after the roman swift-footed god. it can be 840 degrees to minus 275 degrees. An asteroid 60 miles struck Mercury with an impact of 1 mega ton of bombs creating a crater 960 miles wide, known as the Caloris Basin, it could hold the entire state of Texas. Scientists think that this might be the reason for the planets odd spin. It also has ice at its poles, which might have gotten there by meteorites, or water vapor may have out gassed from the planets interior and been sent to the poles.

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Venus is the second closest planet to the sun and the brightest object in the sky after the moon, It was named after the goddess of love and beauty, it was the only planet to be named after a female. Venus and Earth are sometimes called twins because they have the same size and mass. Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system because its atmosphere traps the heat. Venus has active volcanoes on it even today, it also has a mountain range, called Maxwell and it is 540 miles long and is 7 miles high.