Jupiter By KENNEDY FOSTER This Photo by Unknown

Jupiter By KENNEDY FOSTER This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

JUPIT ERS RINGS • Did you know that Jupiter has rings they are very faint. The only time you can see them is when it passes in front of the sun. The light from the sun help the rings be visible for people to see. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

The Giant Gas • Jupiter is considered as the gas giant because it doesn't have a solid surface. It is also considered as giant because it is filled with hydrogen and helium. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

The Size of Jupiter • The size of Jupiter is 43, 441 miles or 60, 911 kilometers. It is the biggest planet in space and it is about 318 times as big as earth. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

Inner or Outer • Because astronomers divided the eight planets into groups, Jupiter is an inner planet. Inner planets are closer to the sun and the outer planets are farther away from the sun.

How many earth days area in a year on Jupiter? • It takes 11. 66 days for it to a year on Jupiter. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

How many moons does Jupiter have ? • There are 67 known moons in Jupiter. Some of the largest ones are the four Galilean moons. They were discovered in 1610. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

What does Jupiter look like ? • This is what Jupiter looks like Jupiter is very colorful in the picture. The big red dot is called the eye of Jupiter.

First Jupiter is the largest planet. Uniqu e Features of Jupiter Second it has a big red dot that was created by a storm that has been going on for years.

If I could visit my planet, • I would visit my planet so I could experience something new and excitig. It would also be fun because I could see everything I'm talking about in real life. • I think it would be cool to wear a space suit and go into space to see the stars and the planets right in my face. This is why I want to visit Jupiter.

• Thank you for exploring my planet! This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA