Jupiter has the most moons in our solar
system it has 63 moons. Four of these
moons
are
Europa,
Jupiter has
about
18Io,
moons
andGanymede
other smalland
Calisto,
these
areIo,called
the Callisto,
Galilean
ones, some
of these
are
Europa,
moons.
Sinope and
Metis.
Saturn has 60 moons someof the names
Some of of
Saturn's
moons
areare
Phoebe,
Rhea,
Saturn's
moons
Phoebe,
rhea and
Atlas andMimas.
Telesto.
don’t exactly
no how
many moons
Neptune We
as about
13 moons,
but because
has because
is so
so far away but
Neptune Neptune
is so far away
it is hardit to
wemoons,
know of
Neptune's
so13
wemoons.
don't no exactly how
MarsNeptune
has 2 moons
they are
called
many moons
has,some
of these
Phobos
and and
Deimos.
moons are
Prospero
Setebos.
Earth has one moon just called the
moon(sometimes Luna)
Mercury and Venus don't have any
moons.
Planets
Planets are
hugeare
sphere shaped things made
out of rocks that contain minerals like feldspar
and metals like magnesium and aluminium, but
some planets are made mostly out of gases
like helium, hydrogen and water. Planets are all
different shapes and sizes they have there on
different features like Saturn has rings.
Out of nine planets 3 have been officially
discovered because the 6 other planets
can easily be seen by human eyes. The 3
planets are Neptune Uranus and Pluto.
Neptune was discovered in 1846 by John
Couch Adams. Uranus was discovered in
1781 by Sir William Herschel. Pluto the 9th
planet was discovered by Clyde
Tombaugh. People thought that Pluto had
to exist because odd things were going on
in the orbiting of Neptune and Uranus.
Yes, planets do have nature on them
the one that has a lot is our planet
“Earth”. It has all different kind of
nature, it has trees grace and flowers
but, the other planets can not grow
plants because it is to cold or to hot
and they don’t have soil to grow plants.
Planets do have water on them Earth
has salted water like at the beach and
non salted water like the one we drink.
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omy/planets
www.kidsastronomy.com/solar_system.htm
www.nineplanets.org/jupiter.html
www.enotes.com/science-factfinder/space/how-many-moons-does-eachplanet-have
www.qrg.northwestern.edu/projects/vss/docs/
space-enviroment/2what-are-planets-made-of
The World Around Us by Ian Ridpath and
James Muirden, kingfisher