1. Jupiter
Julianna Sutow

2. Jupiter’s symbol

3. Name Jupiter was named after the King of the Roman God.
It was the largest and most powerful object in the sky

4. Discovery Who- Galileo When- 1610
How- He turned his first telescope on Jupiter

5. Distances Jupiter is the 5th planet from the sun
Distance from the sun is 778,500,00 km
Distance from the earth
Closest- 628,743,036
Farthest- 928,081,020

6. Planet Measurements Mass- 1.898x1027 kg
Volume- 1,431,281,810,739,360 km3
Density g/cm3
Jupiter would sink because its density is more than 1
Gravity m/s2

7. Orbit and Rotation
It takes years and 4,332 days to orbit the sun
It takes every 9.9 hours to rotate on its axis

8. Atmosphere
Jupiter has a thick atmosphere made of helium and hydrogen. Its atmosphere is a great red spot

9. Temperature
It ranges from about – 190°F or -128°C for a visible surface to 9°F at lower cloud level some regions reach 40°F.
Jupiter is a lot colder than Earth and Florida

10. Composition/ Appearance
Jupiter is a gas giant
Jupiter’s internal composition is liquid hydrogen, metal elements
Jupiter is covered with thick red brown, yellow and white clouds. The atmosphere is red and is large

11. Weather
The weather is large. Storms that grow to cover thousands of km within hours. Wind whipping the clouds at 360 kph and storms that last for hundreds of years

12. Rings
Discovered by NASH’s voyager 1 in They do not reflect a lot of sunlight they receive. There are 3 rings of Jupiter.
Halo ring- faint wide ring
Main ring- thin ring
Gossamer ring- faint wide ring

13. Moons
There are 63 moons- they were discovered from there are 67 including the 4 large moons known as the Galilean satellites

14. Water
Yes, there is water, small amounts. It is in the form of water vapor in the cloud tops

15. What would happen to a human on Jupiter?
You would be crushed my Jupiter’s gravity, poisoned by the atmosphere and the surface would absorb you

16. Interesting Fact
Jupiter only takes 10 hours to complete to a full rotation on its axis. The planet has flattened out because it spins so fast

17. Bibliography
Dunbar, Brian. "NASA." NASA. N.p., n.d. Web. 18 Dec Textbook Agenda book MAJOR, JASON. "Universe Today." Universe Today RSS. N.p., n.d. Web. 17 Dec "Windows to the Universe." Windows to the Universe. N.p., n.d. Web. 16 Dec