Our Solar System

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Our Solar System

• A Presentation by
• Mrs. Quemuels Class

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Solar system Uranus

• A presentation by
• Estelle Mcneil

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• The seventh planet from the sun Uranus orbits at
  a distance 1784 million miles more than 19 times
  farther earth. Uranus is the planet tipped on its
  side. Uranus spins more likes side than a top.

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• Ever look up the night and see a shooting star?
  The shooting stars are meteoroids.
• Most meteoroids are very small, the size of a
  grain of sand but some can be up to 1 Kilometer
  0.6miles across.
• Meteoroids are usually going very fast, 10 times
  faster then the space shuttle goes.
• Meteorites could be tiny particles left behind by
  a comet or can even be an asteroid.
• Meteoroids are in orbit around the sun.

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Solar System Mercury

• A presentation by
• Amber Carr

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• Mercury is the closest planet to the sun.
• Mercurys year is 58 days and 15 minutes
• It is the smallest planet in the solar system

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Solar systemSaturn

• A presentation by
• Angely

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• Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun.
• Saturn rings are made of ice and rock particles.

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• Saturn is also called the ringed planet.
• The average temperature on Saturn is -300F.
• Saturn is the largest.
• Saturn look like a ball that is being squished
• There are 18 known moons orbiting Saturn.

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• To escape Saturn s gravity you need to travel 79
  hour.
• Saturn has a total of 21 satellites.
• It makes one complete orbit around the Sun every
  29.46 years and rotates on its axis at a very
  fast speed. It is about 1.4 billion kilometers
  from the sun.
• Saturn is known for the many rings than go around
  it.

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Solar SystemPluto

• A Presentation By
• Douglas Grover

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PLUTO

• PLUTO is the ninth planet from the sun.
• It is about 5.9 billon kilometers from the sun.
  Makes one complete order around the sun every 248
  years. Rotates on its axis slowly when compared
  to Earth. It completes one rotation in about 6
  days and 9 minutes. Is

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• Pluto is the ninth planet from the sun. It
  orbits a 3.647 million miles (nearly
• 40 times as far from Earth is). With a
• diameter

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SOLAR SYSTEMStars
A PRESENTATION BYJOHNNY OCASIO
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STARS

• Star are formed from gas and dust
• Go through many stages in their lifetime.
• Stars are very hot
• Stars are very far
• away from the Earth.
• Our sun is a star.

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SOLAR SYSTEMVENUS

• A Presentation By
• Amanda Dombroski

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• Venus is the Second planet from the sun. Its
  average Distance is about 67 million miles.
  Sometimes called Earths sister planet, Venus is
  slightly small its also our closest neighbor at
  about 25 million miles away Venus is hot enough
  to melt lead. Its surface temperature 900F. This
  makes Venus the hottest place in the solar system
  after the sun.

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Solar system Earth

• A presentation by
• Teressa F

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A Closer Look At Earth

• Earth is the third planet from the sun,
  
• It is about 93 million miles from space.
  Earth looks like the blue water world.
• Earth has 4 seasons. It takes 365 days to
  rotate around the sun.

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Solar SystemThe Sun

• Taqasia Evans

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Facts about the Sun
The sun Makes life on our planet possible The
sun gives us great amounts of light. It helps
things grow. The sun is a medium star. The sun
is the center of the solar system.

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SOLAR SYSTEMMOON

• A PRESENTATION BY
• JESUS TORRES

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• Is a satellite of the Earth and orbit around
  it. It has a diameter of about 3,476
  kilometers. The surface has many craters on it.
• The Moon causes many of the tides in the
  Earths oceans.
• We can see the moon at night.

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SOLAR SYSTEMNeptune

• A presentation by
• Ricky Rolon

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• Neptune is the eighth planet from the sun . It
  orbits at an average of 2,794 million Earth )
• About 4 Earths would fit across the face of
  Neptune.
• Neptune has a weather system that is very active.
  Some storms with winds of 400 miles per hour have
  lasted for hundreds of years on its surface
• Neptune has a total of 8 satellites (or moons )

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Solar SystemMARS

• A presentation by
• LISSETTE SANTIAGO

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• Mars is the fourth planet from the sun.
• The planet reddish color is caused by rust.
• It takes 24 hours an about 1 Earth day for Mars
  to rotate one tine.
• Mars has the largest canyon Vales Mainers.

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• Make one complete orbit around the sun every
  686.98 day.
• It has a total of 2 satellites or moons.
• Mars has seasons similar to our planet, but they
  last much longer.
• It is the fourth planet in order from the sun.
• Mars is called the red planet.

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ASTRONAUTS

• A Presentation by
• Juanita

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• The term "astronaut" derives from the Greek
  words meaning "space sailor," and refers to all
  who have been launched as crew members aboard
  NASA spacecraft bound for orbit and beyond. Since
  the beginning of NASA's human space flight
  program, the term "astronaut" has been the title
  for those selected to join the NASA corps of
  astronauts who make "space sailing" their career
  profession.  The term "cosmonaut" refers to those
  space sailors who are members of the Russian
  space program.
• The crew of each launched spacecraft is made
  up of astronauts or cosmonauts. The crew
  assignments and duties of commander, pilot, Space
  Shuttle mission specialist, or International
  Space Station flight engineer are drawn from the
  NASA professional career astronauts. 
• They explore the mysteries of space to find
  answers that will make the world a better place.