Jupiter- The red planet by Mrs. B

TJ the planet

2024-01-09 17:44:55 UTC

If you looked through Galileo's teliscope you would not be able to see all 75 moons be cause Galileo thought he saw all the moons revolving around jupiter but the truth is he never actually saw every individual moon he actualy only saw 4 of 75 moons.

Leo the coffee cup.

2024-01-09 17:45:18 UTC

A man named Gallileo made the first telescope in the 1600's and he looked at Jupiter. Gallileo knew that Jupiter had at least four moons. Gallileo also knew that it had a big red space in it. Gallileo probably did not know that there were all 79 moons.

will

2024-01-09 17:47:05 UTC

Jupiter has 79 moons and wind speeds in the red dot can get up to 400 mph. Jupiter is the bigest planet in the sorler sistem because it was the first to be made. It has a vary soft surface that is so unstable you could suffacate. Jupiter has more mass then all the planets.

Dominic Desimone

2024-01-09 17:48:21 UTC

chace

2024-01-09 17:52:44 UTC

One fact about Jupiter is that it is 318 mass. and all the other earth 128 masses.

Callan the Comet

2024-01-09 17:53:03 UTC

Galileo wouldn't have been able to see the catagory 5 wind speeds of Jupiter because the text only said he saw the MOONS of Jupiter and not the GREAT RED SPOT.

Norah Smart

2024-01-09 17:54:54 UTC

Jupiter has 79 moons

Jack Attack

2024-01-09 17:55:05 UTC

Galileo woulden't have ben able to see the big red spot because

victoria.

2024-01-09 17:56:07 UTC

Jupiter has 79 moon. I wonder if Galileo kown jupiter was the fifth planet from the sun. Jupiter was the destined for greatness. Jupiter was the first planet in the solar systems

Jaxon

2024-01-09 17:57:43 UTC

I learnd that Jupiter has cloulds that can move up to 400 mph.

Harper

2024-01-09 17:59:34 UTC

Glileo would not be able to see that Jupiter has 75 moons and is the strongest planet with his telescope in the 1600's.

Sadie space rock

2024-01-09 18:01:08 UTC

One fact about Jupiter is in the 1600s Galileo only saw 4 out of 75+ moons surounding Jupiter. I know this because I watched a video about jupiter. Another intresting fact about Jupiter is it was the first planet to be born in our soler system. Jupiter also has a gravitational pull witch makes meteors, comets, astriods tourds it and not the other planets like us. Jupiter is an amazing planet

Saya Salstrom

2024-01-09 18:02:47 UTC

One fact Galileo might not know about Jupiter in the 1600's while looking through his teliscope is that Jupiter does not have a solid surface. The video states " with wind speads up to 400 mph..." This evidence proves that Galileo could not see that Jupiter did not have a solid surface.

Ben.S (age 8)

2024-01-09 18:05:40 UTC

One fact about Jupiter Galileo would not have been able to see through his telescope in the 1600's is the 79 moons because the t

IRIS

2024-01-09 18:06:43 UTC

Jupiter is one of bigest planets in the soler sistum it has 79 moons and one big red dot that sucks almost evreything up not only that but it has winds that can get up 400 miles per houer and it barly has a serfes it is cravy but amezing.

keishliany

2024-01-09 18:07:26 UTC

Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun and the largest planet in the solar system and has twice the amount of mass as the other planets put together Jupiter has no solid surface and it may not even have a traditonally solid core this giant planet may have a dense, liquid canter surround by worldwide ocean of hydrogen and helium gases

Owen the Astroid

2024-01-09 18:07:43 UTC

I think a fact about Jupiter Galileo would not have been able to see through his telescope would be that it was a gas giant. I got this information from my own backround knowledge.

Kaelyn Fry

2024-01-09 18:07:54 UTC

Galileo might have seen the Great Red Spot on Jupiter in 1600's. Galileo might not know Jupiter has no solid surface becuase of all the gas in the way.

Benjamin Houle

2024-01-09 18:07:56 UTC

Jupiter has 79 moons and the wind on jupiters big great red spot can reach 400 mhp. Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system because it was the first planet in the solar system. A man named Gallileo was the first man who saw four of jupiters moons.

Kailar the Asteroid

2024-01-09 18:09:22 UTC

I don't think Galileo would know that " For over 300 years, the Great Red Spot. With winds up to 400 per hour, at least two and half times faster then a category five hurricane." I think Galileo would not know this because if its been raging for three hundred years then telescopes would be really bad at seeing as far as Jupiter.