Terrestrial Planets
The third planet from the Sun.
What is Earth?
This is the force that causes planets to orbit the Sun.
What ams Gravity?
This is the coldest planet.
(Bonus points for how cold)
What is Uranus?
(-371 degrees F)
True/False - The Sun is the largest Planet in the Solar System?
What is False?
This Planet's days are longer than its years.
What is Venus?
(also Mercury)
This Planetary motion measures how long a day is on that Planet.
What ams Rotation?
Because of their ice content, Uranus and Neptune can also be referred to as ________.
What is Ice Giants?
How does the Sun keep its pants on?
An Asteroid Belt.
This was the second guy to land on the moon.
Buzz Aldrin
You can jump 3 times as high on this planet.
What is Mars?
What is Revolution?
(Orbit)
This planet has an ocean almost 1,000 miles deep on the surface.
What is Jupiter?
Sunlight takes this long to reach Earth.
What is eight minutes?
Patterns of stars that make shapes/images are called this.
About how many snowflakes fall on Earth each winter?
A Septillion
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
The imaginary line a planet spins around is called the ____.
What is an Axis
Enceladus is a moon for this planet.
What is Saturn?
All the Planets Orbit the Sun because...
What is The Sun is so Massive?
This is created when Solar Flares shoot out from the Sun and hit Earth's atmosphere.
What is The Northern Lights / Aurora Borealis?
This planet has a huge crater called the Caloris Basin
What is Mercury?
This term refers to the shape of orbit for Planets revolving around the Sun.
Elliptical, Ellipse, "Oval-ish shape"
What is Saturn.
These elements make up the Sun
Hydrogen and Helium
This is 5,878,600,000,000 miles long.