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Transcript: Jupiter http://www.universetoday.com/22710/jupiter-compared-to-earth/ http://www.sciencekids.co.nz/sciencefacts/planets/jupiter.html http://www.rainymood.com/ for the swag yolo# http://www.squidoo.com/15-fun-facts-about-jupiter-planet http://www.universetoday.com/15185/jupiters-magnetic-field/ http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/jupiter/interior.html http://www.universetoday.com/47966/jupiters-core/ http://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2011/09aug_juno3/ Overview Structure At least 66 moons Biggest ones Galilean moons: Ganymed ( 5262 km) Io (3528 km) Europa (3121 km) Kallisto (4820 km) Discovered by Galileo SPACY! 120 times bigger 317 times heavier Earth´s mean density 4 times greater Gasplanet Makes up 70% of solar system's planetary mass Dayyum, i´d so like to visit Jupiter ! if it only wasn´t that cold... Location General Information Structure Moons Great Red Spot Interesting Facts Sources Location Overview Emitts lethal radiation Magnetic field is 14 times stronger than the earth's Life on earth might not be possible without jupiter Aroung jupiter there are tons of highly charged electrons Rotates once every 10 hours Presentation by Andreas Hofer & Juloan Ebliling General data Largest planet in our solar system 5th planet 817 mio. km (5,20 AU) from the Sun Hydrogen 70% of its mass Unknown nature of core Does not possess a defined surface Outer core made from liquid metallic hydrogen Super-conductive Formed under high pressure Great Red Spot Giant Storm Fits apprx. 3 Earths Observed for 400 years 40000 km More than 430 km/h Moons Interesting Facts Sources

Jupiter presentation

Transcript: m Intro Introduction A: My presentation is about Jupiter. It will tell you the facts, and specific details about Jupiter like the number of moons, and distance from the sun. Also, it will tell you about the danger of Jupiter, amazing things about Jupiter, what the red spot is, and things that we still need to discover. Q: What is your presentation about? 1. Mysterious things about Jupiter 2. Danger 3. Red spot 4. Future discoveries Table of contents Table of contents Detail Jupiter is a very mysterious planet. It is mysterious because of it's coloful stripes, and gases inside. It has 62 moons. It is the biggest planet in our solar system and it is a gas planet. Because it is a gas planet, it has four rings. Jupiter is much bigger than both Mercury and Venus. It is called "The Big One," because it is so much bigger than any other planet in our solar system. Also, it's symbol is a drawing of an eagle and it is called a hieroglyphic. And this is made for the roman god, and Jupiter's bird. Mysterious Jupiter Symbol More facts Jupiter is very colorful and beautiful when you see it from outer space. Also, it has many stripes and dots. It is very far away from the sun. So, it is one of the outer planets. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune are outer planets. Mars, Mercury, Venus, and Earth are inner planets. Jupiter's rings are very hard and difficult to see, so you will need a telescope to see them. And Jupiter's length of the day is very short, but the length of the year is very long. The distance from the sun is 466 million miles. Jupiter's diameter is 85,788 miles. Of course, Jupiter's biggest moon is bigger than the Earth. Danger Next!! Are you ready? Danger ahead!! Jupiter can be dangerous, too. Jupiter is dangerous because if you go to Jupiter you will starve because there is no food and you will be thirsty because there is no water. There is no surface to stand on. So, if you go to Jupiter, you will keep falling down until you arrive at the opposite place of where you started jumping. Also, you will have to endure holding your breath because there is no oxygen to breath for a long time. They have a lot of hydrogen and helium but that will not work for breathing. Danger with Jupiter Danger with Jupiter It is dangerous because you can die by staying on Jupiter for a long time!! You will not be able to see for 30 minutes because Jupiter is filled with gas. Because Jupiter doesn't have a surface to stand on, you will be falling. You can breath with oxygen, but not with hydrogen or helium. It will not be good to your body, because it is similar to breathing only carbon dioxide. Why is it dangerous? Why is it dangerous? What is a red spot? Red spot Jupiter has more storms than any other planet. And unfortunately, those storms are very violent and strong. One of those storm is that red spot on Jupiter's surface. It is one of the biggest and the most violent storms on Jupiter. It is 3 times bigger than Earth. It is much stronger, bigger and violent than any other storm like a sunami, typhoon, blizzard, and tornadoes. That beautiful looking red spot is a violent storm that can kill billions of people. Even though it is a good looking red spot from outer space, but it is not a good looking spot when you look at that spot inside Jupiter. It will make you never come back to Jupiter. Of course because it is a storm, it moves. You can see it moving when you see some pictures with different dates. What is the red spot? Picture time!! Something that we need to discover more about Discover We still don't know why Jupiter's red spot appeared, and why it is shrinking. Jupiter's great red spot storm is shrinking and maybe it will be smaller than Earth, or if we are lucky, it can disappear!! Then Jupiter will be much better than before. It will be safer to visit and look and finds some more facts about it. We don't know why Jupiter is a gas planet, but I think has something to do with it's creation. Future discoveries Planet's crash (Jupiter) Crash (Earth) Finally, Thank you and hope you enjoy it!!

Jupiter Presentation

Transcript: Jupiter 1. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. 2. It has 50 moons. 3. The composition of Jupiter resembles that of a star. 4. It has storm systems on its surface. 5. It resembles a star with its own miniture solar system made by its moons. 6.It may have a rocky core the size of Earth. 7. The magnetic field of Jupiter is 20,000 times that of Earth 8.It has rings. 9. Jupiter was named after the most important Roman god. 10. Jupiter was discovered by Galileo. one of Jupiter's 50 moons interior view of Jupiter Discovered: Janurary 7th 1610 by Galileo 1610: Jupiter is discovered by galileo 1979: Voyager 1 observes moons 2009: a comet or asteroid impacts Jupiter's southern hemisphere Significant Dates Ten facts Jupiter Statistics distance from sun: 483,638,564 miles Mass: 1,898.130 x 10^24 kilograms Effective tempurature: 134 K Compared to Earth: 317.828 X Earth Mean Circumference: 439,263.8km compared to Earth: 10.9733X Earth Surface Gravity: 24.79 compared to Earth: 2.53x Earth's gravity

jupiter presentation

Transcript: By: Jennifer Costa Ancient Rome: Jupiter Jupiter Introduction Jupiter, also called Jove in English; Iuppiter, Iovis or Diespeter in Latin, is the one Roman god considered to have the most power out of them all Symbols Symbols Some of Jupiter's symbols include the eagle, lightning, and an oak tree Family Family Even though Jupiter was married to Juno, he had many affairs which resulted in him having many children. Those children are Apollo, Bacchus, Bellona, Diana, Dike, Discordia, Hercules, Juventas, Mars, Mercury, Minerva, the Graces, Venus. Jupiter's most important title is Jupiter Optimus Maximus which signifies that he is not only the best and greatest, but it shows his role as the father of the gods The temple that Jupiter is worshipped at (Jupiter Optimus Maximus on Capitoline Hill) with his wife Juno and daughter Minerva Jupiter is traced back all the way from the Etruscans He also has parallels with the Greek god Zeus Origin Origin They both are the most powerful gods of both cultures both gods of the sky, thunder, and kings both had identical symbols: the lightning bolt and an eagle Comparisons with Zeus Comparisons with Zeus Jupiter was the one god the people worshipped the most due to the fact he contained the most power He had a reputation of violence which caused people to fear him Many things were named after him, oaths were sworn in his name and many statues and relics were built in honor of him Worship Worship While he was important to Rome as a whole, Jupiter was attributed to help those in combat, so the military thought that he helped with victories He protected Rome in time of war and maintained the welfare of the people during peace Parades with be held by generals after a victory throughout the city to the temple in his honor Libraries of important texts were kept inside of his temple Importance Importance Jupiter's decline mainly had to do with: The fact that emperors would claim to be gods themselves Christianity began to rise He fell out of favor with the people due to the fact that he represented kings which was resented throughout the Republic Decline Decline

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Transcript: Addie Balusek 14/5/2018 Jupiter Facts about Jupiter 483.8 million miles away from the sun Orbital period is 12 years Mass is 1.898 × 10^27 kg (317.8 M) Most common moons include: Callisto, Io, Ganymede and Europa Asteroid Belt Jupiter lies next to the Asteroid Belt in our solar system. The Asteroid Belt is also next to mars as well. Jupiters Gravity Jupiter's Gravity Jupiter's gravity is almost like a slingshot. It literally can throw things like space debris and meteors towards the inner solar system. On the other hand, it kinda also protects us from any other objects in space because those objects can get stuck in its gravity. Jupiters moon Sustaining life? Is it true that Jupiter's moon, Europa, could potentially sustain life. It has a icy layer but underneath it all is water. Market Size Europa Europa is one of the moons in our solarsystem that could have life. It has a mass of 3.09×107 km2 (0.061 Earths) and has a radius of 969.8 miles. It has a layer of ice and it has liquid water underneath. 3 $26 54 Market Size Economical Quality Competitor C name Strengths Weaknesses Strengths Weaknesses COMPANY LOGO ]

Jupiter Presentation

Transcript: Jupiter By: Amanda Armbruster and Lauren Lalo -Largest planet -Radius is 71000 km or 11.2 of the earth -1300 earths can fit in Jupiter -associated with growth, prosperity, and good fortune - In comparison to terrestrial planets, Jovian Planets are: -Larger -Have less average density -Larger moons -Rotate faster -Outer most Gallilean moon -Heavily cratered ice surface -Lacks any significant source of internal heat -Lack of tidal heating makes no orbital resonance -Also possibility of ocean Jupiter in Astrology -Covered by water ice -Has enough water to make a layer of ice 100Km thick -May contain as much water as all earths oceans -combined -Strong magnetic field -Only moon in solar system to have one -Further reason as to why there should be liquid water and not convective ice Europa Galileo Surface Ring Callisto Spacecrafts Mass -No solid surface -Clouds -Different colored bands -Water clouds -Ammonium hydrosulfate clouds equal reddish brown color -Unidentified compounds reflect light to show color -White bands mean the air is rising -Dark bands means the air is falling -Coriolis Effect causes winds east and west Size The Great Red Spot -11.9 years -Little axis tilt of 3.1 degrees -Giant storm, analgous to hurricane -High pressure -Don’t know why so much bigger than other storms -Rotates once every 6 days -At least 350 years old -Largest moon in solar system -Magnetic field, making ocean possible -Different color regions due to number of craters in regions -Most volcanically active object in the solar system -No craters -Constantly repaired by volcanic activity -Not geologically dead like our moon -Due to tidally heating -Elliptical orbit keeps it active -Closest to Jupiter Io astrological symbol Voyager 1 Moons -Fainter than Saturn's -Less numerous, smaller , darker -Due to tidal forces -Discovered by voyager spacecraft -318 times the mass of earth -Most massive planet Orbit Jovian Planets -63 plus moons -Galileo used Jupiters moons to disprove the heliocentric model -The moons are big enough that they would be planets orbiting earth and heliocentric model was true Drops of Jupiter Ganymede

Jupiter Presentation

Transcript: Largest Planet in our solar system 63 moons lines and movement 1,321 times the volume of earth Known by the ancients Trace amounts of water, methane and ammonia Jupiter's Composition Jupiter red spot Jupiter's Size compared to Earth Made of Hydrogen and Helium-like a star! Diagram of Jupiter Named after the king of the Roman Gods Elliptical Approximately 12 Earth years Layer of liquid hydrogen and helium 5th closest planet to the sun stripes Core contains rock and metallic hydrogen 317 times the mass of earth Jupiter's Orbit Basic Facts

Jupiter Presentation

Transcript: Jupiter Presentation This planet was known by ancients. Therefore we do not know when it was discovered. Jupiter has 63 known moons. The four biggest moons are Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto. Jupiter's largest moon, Ganymede, is larger than Mercury. All Jovian planets have rings, and Jupiters no exception. However, it's three rings are very faint, not visible through a telescope. Jupiter is 5.2 AU's (778,330,000 km and 48363184 miles) and has an average diamiter of 142,984 km (88846 miles.) Jupiter is made of Hydrogen, Helium, water, methaine, a couple of other misalanious gasses, and a earth-sized, rocky core surrounded by a couple miles of ice. Presentation by Trel Johnson. Facts by Allen Lentz, Kerigan Flinn, and Delilah Fuller. Done on December 1st. WE ARE THE PINEAPPLES. Moons This is a map of the composition of Jupiter.

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