PLANETS IN THE SOLAR SYSTE

Created by : MUHAMMAD AMSYAR UMAR BIN ZULKHAIRI

Edited By: AHMAD HARITH HAKEEM BIN T.J. ISKANDAR
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 INTRODUCTION
 The solar system is made up of the
Sun and everything that orbits or
moves around it.
 This includes the planets, moons ,
dwarf planets, and space rocks
(comets, meteors, and asteroids).
HOW DID THE SOLAR SYSTEM
 Scientists believe that the solar
system formed about 4.6 billion
years ago.
 First , the Sun was born from a
spinning cloud of dust and hot
gases.
 Next , the rocks, dust, and gas
particles that orbit around the
Sun formed the planets.
 THE SUN
• The Sun is the center of
the Solar System and is
composed mostly of hydrogen
and helium.
• It is the source of the
energy which makes life on
Earth possible.
• The eight planets orbit
around the Sun in elliptical
orbits.
WHAT IS THE NAME
OF PLANETS?
 MERCURY
 Mercury is the closest planet
to the Sun.
 Because it is so close to
the Sun, it is very hot in
Mercury during the daytime.
 The temperature can reach
up to 430 degrees Celsius
(806 degrees Fahrenheit).
 VENUS
 Venus is the second planet
from the Sun. It is between
Mercury and Earth.
 Even though it is farther
from the Sun, Venus gets
hotter than Mercury during
the daytime.
 It becomes hot because it
has a thick and dense layer
of gases surrounding it.
 EARTH
 Earth is the third planet from
the Sun.
 It lies in what scientists call the
“Goldilocks zone”, which means it is
at a distance that that is not
too close or too far away from
the Sun.
 The distance from Earth to the
Sun is one of the most
important factors that enable the
planet to support life.
 MARS
 Mars is the fourth planet
from the Sun.
 It is between Earth and
Jupiter.
 The atmosphere on Mars is
quite dusty.
 The dust is blown around by
the wind in huge dust devils.
 Dust devils are strong, well -
formed swirls of wind and
dust.
 JUPITER
 Jupiter is the fifth planet
from the Sun.
 It is the biggest planet in
the solar system.
 It is even bigger than all
the other planets put
together.
 It has a small, rocky core.
 The rest of it is made of
liquid and gas clouds.
 SATURN
 Saturn is the sixth planet
from the Sun.
 Like Jupiter, it also has a
small, rocky core.
 The rest of it is also made
of liquid and gas clouds.
 It is smaller than Jupiter,
but it is still a big planet.
It is more than 700 times
the size of Earth.
 URANUS
 Uranus is the seventh planet
from the Sun.
 It is a freezing cold planet
with a rocky and icy core.
 Its mantle or middle layer is
composed of molten iron.
 The outermost layer is an
atmosphere of methane, which
makes Uranus appear blue -
green in color.
 NEPTUNE
 Neptune is the eighth
planet from the Sun.
 It is the most distant
planet in the solar system.
 It is about 30 times
farther from the Sun than
Earth. Beyond Neptune,
there are dwarf planets,
asteroids, and comets.
 Amsyar, Harith, Zaky, Aqil & Aliff

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