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Earth Brennan Walton Mrs. Erb 3 rd Grade. Earth Distance from the sun:150,000,000 km Rotation (1 day): 24 hr Revolution (1 year): 365 ½ days.

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1 Earth Brennan Walton Mrs. Erb 3 rd Grade

2 Earth Distance from the sun:150,000,000 km Rotation (1 day): 24 hr Revolution (1 year): 365 ½ days

3 Earth Planet diameter: 7,926.6 km Gas or rock planet? rock planet How many moons and/or rings? 1 moon, no rings

4 Earth Atmosphere: oxygen, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide Temperature:-126 F to 136 F

5 Earth Interesting Facts 1.About 50 of our moons could fit inside Earth. 2. Earth is almost a sphere. 3. Earth is at least 4.5 billion years old.

6 Bibliography Seymour Simon, Our Solar System Dana Rau, Earth Margaret J. Goldstein, Earth Time Life book, The Universe www.nineplanetsforkids.org

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