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1 JUPITER’s MOON

2 JUPITER’S MOON Research and share the following information about the planet Jupiter’s Moons in our solar system. DATA INFORMATION (focus on the two largest) Average distance from the sun Mass Size (radius/diameter, volume) Classification/type Composition/Make-up Surface characteristics Age Period of revolution about the sun Period of rotation about its axis. Insert a cross-section picture here.

3 Interesting facts Write down 5 interesting facts about the sun that is not given in the data information

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