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Exploring Our Solar System: Discovering the Unique Features of Each Planet

Join Jovanni Mendez in "Exploring Our Solar System," where we venture through the planets from Mercury to Pluto. Learn about Mercury's extreme temperatures and namesake from mythology, the characteristics of Venus, Earth’s life-supporting properties, and Mars with its two moons. Delve into the gas giants, Jupiter and Saturn, with their numerous moons, and discover Uranus and Neptune's unique features, including Neptune's long year. Finally, explore the cold and distant Pluto. Thank you for watching!

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Exploring Our Solar System: Discovering the Unique Features of Each Planet

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  1. By Jovanni Mendez Exploring Our Galaxy

  2. Mercury • Mercury was named for the swift Roman messenger god who wore winged sandals. • Mercury is a planet of extreme temperatures. • During the day, temperatures can reach over 800° F.

  3. Venus • Venus is the second planet from the Sun. • Venus is 67 million miles (108 million kilometers ) from the Sun. • Venus has no moons.

  4. Earth • Earth is the third planet from the Sun. • Earth is 93 million miles (149 million kilometers) from the Sun. • Earth only has 1 moon.

  5. Mars • Mars is the 4th planet from the Sun. • Mars is 141 million miles (227 million kilometers ) from the Sun. • Mars has 2 moons.

  6. Jupiter • Jupiter is the 5th planet from the Sun. • Jupiter is 483 million miles (778 million kilometers) from the Sun. • Jupiter has 16 known moons.

  7. Saturn • Saturn is the sixth planet from the Sun. • Saturn is 887 million miles (1 billion kilometers) from the Sun. • Saturn has at least 18 moons.

  8. Uranus • Uranus is the 7th planet from the Sun. • Uranus is 1 billion, 783 million miles (2 billion, 870 million kilometers) from the Sun. • Uranus has 5 large moons and 10 small moons.

  9. Neptune • Neptune is 2 billion, 794 million miles (4 billion, 497 million kilometers) from the Sun. • Pluto has at least 8 moons. • A year on Neptune is 165 Earth-days.

  10. Pluto • Pluto is 3 billion, 666 million miles or 5 billion, 900 million kilometers from the Sun. • Pluto has 1 moon. • Pluto is the coldest planet.

  11. Thank you for watching the show!

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