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Planetary Composition
Moons
Atmospheres
Mars
Jupiter
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  1. What planet in the solar system has the largest density?  What planet has the smallest density?

  1. Largest: Earth

  2. Smallest: Saturn

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  1. How many moons do each of the following planets (and dwarf planet) have?

  1. Mars: 2

  2. Jupiter: 95

  3. Saturn: 146

  4. Uranus: 27

  5. Neptune: 14

  6. Pluto: 5

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  1. What is the surface pressure of Earth (unit: bar)?


1 bar

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what is mars known as

The God of War

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what is jupiter known as?

the king if the gods

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  1. What part of the planet (crust, mantle, inner core, and/or outer core) is most of Mercury’s, Venus’s, Earth’s, and Mars’s iron located?

Inner core and outer core



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  1. What are TWO physical differences between Mars’s moons?


    1. Phobos is larger than Deimos.

    2. Phobos has a large crater (unlike Deimos).

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What planet(s) has/have less surface pressure than Earth?  What planet(s) has/have more surface pressure than Earth?


Less: Mercury and Mars

More: Venus

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How many moons does mars have?
2
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how many moons does jupiter have?

95

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  1. What jovian planet has the largest percent composition of hydrogen (H)?


    Uranus

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  1. How many of Jupiter’s moons did Galileo see with his telescope?  

4

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  1. What planet has the hottest average temperature?  What planet has the coldest average temperature?

  1. Hottest: Venus

  2. Coldest: Neptune

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How long does it take to orbit mars 1 time?

30 hours

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what are jupiter's moons names after?

lovers of zeus

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  1. What terrestrial planet has the largest percent composition of iron (Fe)?




Mercury

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What are Uranus’s moons named after?

Uranus’s moons are named after Shakespearian characters.

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What element/compound makes up the majority of Venus’s atmosphere?



Carbon dioxide

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describe the theme of mars and its moons

war, aggression, fear, and human exploration

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does jupiter's moons orbit in the same direction?

No, they do not orbit in the same direction

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  1. Neptune has a density of 1.64 g/cm3.  Will Neptune float or sink in water?  (Hint: Water has a density of 1.0 g/cm3.)

Neptune will sink because objects with a density greater than water sink.

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  1. What planet has the hottest average temperature?  What planet has the coldest average temperature?



  1. Hottest: Venus

  2. Coldest: Neptune

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What element/compound makes up the majority of Earth’s atmosphere?



Nitrogen

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mars is not called the red planet

true or false

false, it is called the red planet

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what does the outer moons orbit in?

counterclockwise