Mrs. Notaro's Planetary PowerPoints

1. jupiter
By: Jackie E.

2. How many moons?
 Jupiter’s moons and satellites include
Adrasta, Aitne, Amaltha, Arankle, Aoede
Arche Autonoe
Callirrhoe, Callisto, Carme, Charpo, Chaldene,
Cyllene, Elara, Ennome, Euanthe, Eukelade, Eu
porie, Europa, Eurydome, and many nore
theres about 64 moons.

3. The Atmosphere
The Atmosphere is a whirling
cloud of colored dust,
hydrogen, helium, water , and
ammonia,

4. 
Fifth planet
Jupiter is the fifth planet from
the sun. At its closest, 370
million miles (591 million km)

5. God named after
Ancient astronomiers named
jupiter after king of Romon
gods.

6. Facts about jupiter
 The red spot is twice as big as the earth.
 When you look at jupiter we only see its
cloud tops and jupiter appear in different
colors when viewed through a telescope.
 The great red spot in jupiter is a storm that
has been going on for 300 years.

7. The great red
spot.
The great red spot is a
intence windstorm larger
then the Earth, and the red
spot is more than twice the
size of the Earth.

8. Bibliography
 http://abyss.uoregon.edu/~js/images/Jupi
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 http://www.uri.edu/ce/faceit/astronomy/j
upiter_c.gif
 http://kabbalahsecrets.com/wp-
content/uploads/2011/01/solar-
system1.jpg
 http://www.enchantedlearning.com/jgifs/
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