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Our Planets

Our Planets. By Cooper Smith. Mercury. Mercury ’ s day temperatures can reach over 800 degrees F. Mercury is a bare and rocky planet with deep craters . Mercury ’ s craters were caused when comets and asteroids struck the surface billions of years ago. Venus.

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Our Planets

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  1. Our Planets By Cooper Smith

  2. Mercury • Mercury’s day temperatures can reach over 800 degrees F. • Mercury is a bare and rocky planet with deep craters . • Mercury’s craters were caused when comets and asteroids struck the surface billions of years ago.

  3. Venus • Venus was named for the roman goddess of love and beauty. • Venus can climb to 900 degrees F. • Venus refers to be Earths sister.

  4. Earth • Earth is a ball of rock almost covered by oceans. • Earth is the only planet with plants and animals. • A year on earth is 365 days long.

  5. Mars • Mars is about half the size of Earth. • Mars has tall mountains and deep canyons. • Strong winds blow up big storms of the red dust.

  6. Jupiter • If Jupiter were hollow ,more than 1,000 planets the size of Earth could fit inside it. • Jupiter is a giant ball of gas with a small rocky center. • It is boiling hot at the center of Jupiter.

  7. Saturn • Like Jupiter , Saturn is a giant ball of gas with a rocky center. • It is about 10 times as large as Earth. • Saturn is freezing cold at the to of the clouds.

  8. Uranus • Uranus , too , is a giant gas ball with a rocky center. • A thick haze covers the planet. • Uranus rotates in a different way than the other planets.

  9. Neptune • Neptune is a large blue green ball of gas with a center of rock and iron. • Neptune has high winds and many storms. • Sometimes these storms show up as dark spots.

  10. Pluto • Pluto is the smallest planet. • It is also the coldest spot in the solar system. • A year on Pluto is 247 Earth years long.

  11. The End

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