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1.   JUPITER By: Stefie & Casia

2.   What is Jupiter…. Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun and the largest planet in the Solar System .It is a gas giant with mass one- thousandth of that of the Sun but is two and a half times the mass of all the other planets in the Solar System combined.

3.   Temperature of Jupiter Jupiter is hot, massive, and contains plenty of hydrogen. The temperature is thought to be - 145 degrees C. The temperature of the core is different than the upper atmosphere, and so on. Further and hydrogen becomes hot enough to turn into a liquid and the temperature is thought to be over 9,700 C. At the planet’s core scientists think that the temperatures could be as high as 35,500 C.

4.   Where is jupiter Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun and is the second superior planet with and orbit outside the earths. It is the first planet beyond the asteroid belt and is 7.4 hundred million kilometres from the sun

5.   How big is jupiter Jupiter has a radius of 69,911km and a mass 1.898E27kg The volume of jupiter is 1.43128x10 15 . That’s enough to fit 1312 planets the size of earth and still have room left.

6.   The big red spot The Great Red Spot is a great anti- cyclonic (high pressure) storm akin to a hurricane on Earth, but it is enormous (three Earths would fit within its boundaries). it is 400 years old that humans have observed it through telescopes.

7.   Facts about Jupiter.. The clouds on jupiter is only 50 km thick. Jupiter is the fastest spinning planet in the solar system. Jupiter has 63 moons You can see jupiter from your eyes There are possibility of life on Jupiter Jupiter have been visited for 7 times by the spacecraft from Earth If we were able to see Jupiter's radiation belt from Earth , Jupiter would appear as big as the Sun . Jupiter's gravity is used to catapult space-craft on deep space missions further away. This is how the Voyager missions of 1975 managed to

8.   Orbit and Rotation - Average distance from the sun : 483,682,810 miles (778,412,020 km). By comparison: 5.203 times that of Earth - Jupiter travels at 47,002 km/h through its orbit.

9.   How many moons does jupiter have? There are 63 moons: Europa , Io , Ganymede , Callisto are called Galilean Satellites. Amalthea , Thebe , Metis , Adrastea , Elara , Sinope , Leda , Themisto , Lysithea , Carpo , S/2000 J 11 , Kalyke , Isonoe , Himalia , Praxidike , Chaldene , Euporie , Erinome , Ananke , Callirrhoe , Megaclite , Pasiphae , Arche , Iocaste , S/2003 J 15 , Carme , Kale , Herse , Cyllene , Aitne , Sponde , Helike , Mneme , Thyone , Kore , Hegemone , Aoede , Harpalyke , Pasithee , Orthosie , Thelxinoe , Taygete , Kallichore , Hermippe , Autonoe , Euanthe ,