Hi Justin's here, I'm here to tell that Jupiter has water on the surface but no oxygen. Jupiter has a large and complex, and intense
magnetic field that is thought to arise from electrical currents in the rapidly spinning metallic hydrogen interior. Jupiter is made mostly out of hydrogen and helium but it has no oxygen atmosphere. it is possible that there is life on Jupiter. scientist thought
the same kind of reaction that started here on earth might have happened in the clouds of Jupiter.




Europa is the sixth moon from planet Jupiter. it was discovered in 1610 by Galileo Galilei.

This is how you measure space in light years and at

Rich in ice, covered dust and in a nebula. Then particles clump together. Then ice sticks to other particles and during collision mass builds up. Gravity attracts more dust and gas ( hydrogen and helium) the heavier elements sink to the core of Proto- Jupiter.

Do you want to know that Pluto not being a planet. here is your answer, it cleared its neighborhood of it's orbit.

On Oct 26 my class went to the Natural history museum. We looked at different planet when we

traveled around. We watched the big bang, and we watch another move with Whoopi Golgberg.

first we went to the Hall of metorite that landed in greenland. Also that Ahnighto is so massive that iron posts go at the bottom of the museum.

Then we went to see a movie called the big bang and the universe was hotter. then we went to

see jounry to the stars with whoopie goldberg. it was about how stars created the sun and it

gave facts about the sun.

The Q's i have was how many stars did it take to make the sun. also can people land on stars.

Zeus the god

It is the biggest planet! but we do not know who discovered.  We do know that the ancient Greeks named it after the Greek god Zeus.it has been recorded for 300 years!

Jupiter takes about 12 years to orbit the sun and rotates in about 10 hours. This short Jupiter "day" is amazing since the planet is roughly 11 Earth diameters wide.

Diameter	142,984 km
Density	1.33 g/cm3
Mass	1.900 x 1027 kg
Volume	1.377 x 1015 km3
Temperature Range	-163° C to >-121° C
Atmosphere	Hydrogen, Helium, Methane
Winds	Up to 150 m/s
Moons	60
Average Distance from Sun	778,330,000 km
Orbital Period	11 Years, 315 Days, 1.1 Hours
Rotation	0 Days, 9.925 Hours
Tilt	3.13°
Rings	Yes
Composition	Hydrogen and Helium
Magnetic Field	Extends 1,600,000 km

source: http://www.historyoftheuniverse.com/jupiter.html

 

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