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I learned that Mercury can be seen and with being so close to the sun, it can go as hot as 435 degrees Celsius to as cold as minus 172 degrees Celsius.  Jupiter's dark red spot is actually a huge hurricane that has last for thousands of years.  I also found out that even though Earth is only the largest among the terrestrial planets.  It was one of the oldest planets being 4.5 billion years old while the sun is 4.6 billion years old

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I learned that Mercury can be seen and with being so close to the sun, it can go as hot as 435 degrees Celsius to as cold as minus 172 degrees Celsius.  Jupiter's dark red spot is actually a huge hurricane that has last for thousands of years.  I also found out that even though Earth is only the largest among the terrestrial planets.  It was one of the oldest planets being 4.5 billion years old while the sun is 4.6 billion years old

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-Phong Lam

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why don't planets get pulled into the sun other planets or planets pull it their moons?

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Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune (Gas giants) are all made of the same materials that the Sun is. They are made up of hydrogen and helium. Though the gas giants were never big enough to ignite into a star
What distinguishes Uranus from the other planets?

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Pluto is smaller than all the planets. The Sun also keeps the Solar System together or else we would be floating. I learned that Earth is in the goldilocks zone so it is not to hot and not to cold.
When will Mars be a planet where people can live on?
When will neptune make its full orbit?

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Venus is the second planet from the sun. Even though it isn't the closest, it is the hottest because it is able to trap heat with its thick atmosphere. It is also the brightest planet in the solar system.

Why are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune called gas giants if other planets are also big and made of gas?

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The three brightest objects in the night sky are the moon, Venus, and Jupiter. I also learned that the five planets you can see from Earth with the naked eye are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Another interesting fact I learned is that Uranus and Neptune are blue because of methane in the atmosphere. Which two planets do not have any moons? 

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The three brightest objects in the night sky are the moon, Venus, and Jupiter. I also learned that the five planets you can see from Earth with the naked eye are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. Another interesting fact I learned is that Uranus and Neptune are blue because of methane in the atmosphere. Which two planets do not have any moons? 

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I learned that Venus is a sister planet to earth and it has like gravity and size. I also learned that 99% of the sun takes up the solar system.
What planets have faint rings

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I never knew that The Sun took up more than 99% of our solar system. Also it's surprising how much of an effect The Sun has on the planets. I enjoyed how they presented the information made it easier to understand.

My question is if you think we could get fuel from The Sun?

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I was surprised about the fact that if you took everything in the solar system that would only take about 1 quarter percent of the sun.                                                       how many layers outer does the sun have?

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I learned that Venus is the 2nd brightest object in the night sky, apart from the moon. Jupiter has almost 70 moons, but 55 are very small, the size of a mountain.
Uranus is also the only planet in the solar system to have such an extreme tilt that it spins sideways.

Question: How do the storms on Jupiter form?

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What I found very interesting was that it would take Neptune over one hundred and sixty-four years to make a full orbit around the sun. Which is really interesting since the last time it was in the same place it is now was before 1835. Tat means it was before he Civil War, slavery which begun in 1865. The reason it takes this long is because it is the farthest planet from the sun, wich gives it the longest diameter. However it only takes Mercury 88 years to make an orbir around the sun.
Question:
How/and what is the name of the force that keeps the Asteroid Belt together?

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I found out that the planets time to completely orbit the sun vary from around 88 days to 164.8 Earth years.

Why does Pluto have moons if it is not considered a planet anymore? Does a planet need to have moons to be considered a planet?

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I learned that Mercury only takes 88 days to travel around the Sun while Neptune takes 164 years. I also learned that Saturn is not really dense so if you have a bathtub that's big enough to fit Saturn, Saturn would float instead of sink.

What is the second brightest thing we can see from Earth

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I never new how big the sun was compared to the rest of the solar system. all of the planets and asteroids combined is about a half of a percent of the mass in the solar system. 99 percent being the sun. and I now that there are bigger sun I imagine how giant they are.

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I learned that Jupiters storm called the red spot has been going on for hundreds of years.

what planets have rings?

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Venus is the second planet from the sun but it is still the hottest. Mercury is closer than Venus but it does not have any atmosphere so the heat just bounces of. Venus has a very thick atmosphere of carbon dioxide that traps the suns heat in the planet. Venus is known as earths sister planet because they are so close in size and there gravity is so similar.

Are there any life on planets other than earth?

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I had not realized how amazingly big the sun is compared to all the other planets. Why is the iron turn the dust red on Mars.

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How much longer will the storm, or "The Great Red Spot" be going on for?

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why is Venus so hot if it isn't the closest planet?

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The solar system is called the solar system because "solar" means sun and in the solar system, everything is orbiting the sun. The sun makes up over 99.8 percent of the mass in the solar system.

How many moons does mars have?

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I always thought Mars was the same size as earth, but I was mixed up with Venus and Mars.

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The Sun keeps our solar system in place. Its huge gravity keeps our planets stay in place, rather than  drifting of randomly. It also is a reason we can live on Earth, without the Sun we have no heat or light. Then plants could not grow and water would freeze.

About how long has "The Red Spot" storm on Jupiter been going on for?

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I learned that the Sun is made up of mostly of helium and hydrogen. I also found out that Venus is the hottest planet in the Solar System, that is because of the thick atmosphere which is made of Carbon dioxide keeps the heat trapped by the surface.

How does Mars get it's red color

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Neptune is the furthest planet(8th) from the sun. It is also a gas giant. Neptune has Methane in it's atmosphere, like Uranus, except it is a darker blue than Uranus- although scientists don't know why. Neptune has 14 moons and more to be discovered. It also takes 164 years to orbit the sun!

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The outer planets are the biggest planets in the solar system. They all have a ring system made of rocks, dust, and many small ice particles. Even though they are far away you can still see some of them without a telescope. Other outer planets like Neptune need a telescope to be seen.

What materials/gasses are Neptune and Uranus made of?

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always thought mercury was the hottest planet because its the closest to the sun but because  of Venuses atmosphere of mostly carbon dioxide witch traps the heat

why are the planets in the order there in?

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Venus is the warmest planet in our solar system due to it's thick atmosphere of Carbon Dioxide and close proximity to the Sun. Venus is often know as Earth's "sister" planet because of it's similarity to Earth's size. Though it seems that Venus could be inhabitable, the thick atmosphere and clouds of Sulphuric acid it would be impossible for human life to thrive on Venus.

Could Mars be the new frontier?

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Something interesting I found out by watching the video  is that 99% of the mass in the solar system is actually made up of the sun! This means that even with how big Jupiter is and how big all the planets and asteroids are, they still only amount to 1%.

Why is Earth the only planet that is life sustainable?

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The sun Is the closest star to earth. It is the only star that is as big as we see it. Without the sun the solar system wouldn’t have been the same. It is a ball of burning gas and is what provides life on Earth. Water would be frozen and there would  be no heat or light.

How much of the solar system does the sun take up?

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The sun is over 99% of the mass of the solar system.

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Uranus is the 7th planet from the sun. It is also the only planet that spins on its side, and scientists think this is because an enormous object smashed in to it years ago,  tilting it. It is a faint blueish colour because of the methane in its atmosphere. It is much bigger than earth, and very similar in size to Neptune.
What is the furthest planet from earth that we can see with the naked eye?

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Venus is the second planet from the sun. It is called Earth's twin, because of its' size and atmosphere. But there are many differences between Earth and Venus. Venus' atmosphere is made out of carbon dioxide and the temperatures on Venus are much hotter than the temperatures on Earth, they can be up to 864 degrees Fahrenheit! Nobody could survive on Venus.

Could Mars support humane life? Explain your answer in two to three paragraphs.

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The Sun powers our solar system , if there was no sun then we would not be able to live. Because Earths water would just be ice because it would be so cold. The sun also provides light.

Why is Earth a goldielocks planet?

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Venus is known as Earth's sister. this is because they are close in size and gravity but their atmospheres  are very different. Venus is scorching hot. Even though it is the second planet from the sun it is hotter than Mercury because it's thick atmosphere is able to trap the sunlight it receives.

why can't we breath Venus's atmosphere? What is made of?

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Connor                          Mercury is the innermost planet in the Solar System. Its orbital period around the Sun of 88 days is the shortest of all the planets in the Solar System. It is named after the Roman deity Mercury, the messenger to the gods.

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Connor                          Mercury is the innermost planet in the Solar System. Its orbital period around the Sun of 88 days is the shortest of all the planets in the Solar System. It is named after the Roman deity Mercury, the messenger to the gods.

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Is there life on other planets ?

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Mercury is the smallest planet in the solar system.  It is one of the planets that you can see with your eyes on a clear night.  It looks like a bright star.  It is small and has a rocky surface.  We would not enjoy a visit to mercury due to extreme temperatures.

How does gravity have an impact on the solar system?