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    Solar system

    Presented by :
    Merit Adhikari
    Class :-Six
    Section:-Dhanwantari
    Nepal Police school Sanga,Kavre
    source:-google.com
    objectives

    • The Sun
    • Planets
    • Dwarf Planets
    • Moons
    • Other celestial bodies
    The Sun

    • Description: The Sun is a star at the center of our solar system.


    • Importance: Provides light and heat, essential for life on Earth.
    • Fun Fact: The Sun is so large that about 1.3 million Earths
    could fit inside it !
    The Inner Planets

    • Mercury: Smallest and closest to the Sun, has extreme


    temperatures.
    • Venus: Similar in size to Earth, hottest planet due to thick
    atmosphere.
    • Earth: The only planet known to support life, has water and
    oxygen.
    • Mars: Known as the Red Planet, has the tallest volcano and deepest
    The Outer Planets
    • Jupiter: Largest planet, has a Great Red Spot which is a giant
    storm.
    • Saturn: Famous for its beautiful ring system.
    • Uranus Has a unique tilt, orbits the Sun on its side.
    • Neptune Known for its deep blue color and strong winds.
    Dwarf Planets

    • Pluto: Was once considered the ninth planet, now classified


    as a dwarf planet.
    • Eris: Slightly smaller than Pluto, located in the Kuiper Belt.
    • Ceres: Located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
    Moons
    • Earth’s Moon: Only natural satellite of Earth, affects tides.
    • Ganymede: Largest moon in the solar system, orbits Jupiter.
    • Titan:Largest moon of Saturn, has a thick atmosphere and lakes
    of liquid methane.
    • Earth’s Moon: Only natural satellite of Earth, affects tides.
    • Ganymede: Largest moon in the solar system, orbits Jupiter.
    • Titan: Largest moon of Saturn, has a thick atmosphere and lakes
    of liquid methane.
    Other Celestial Bodies

    •Asteroids: Small rocky bodies mostly found in the asteroid belt.


    • Comets: Icy bodies that release gas and dust, forming a
    glowing coma and tail.
    • Meteoroids: Small particles from comets or asteroids that burn
    up upon entering Earth’s atmosphere.
    Fun Facts and Activities
    – There are five dwarf planets in our solar system.
    – Jupiter has 79 known moons !The hottest planet: Venus
    is the hottest planet in our solar system.
    – Sulfuric acid rain: On Venus, it rains sulfuric acid.
    – Neptune's supersonic winds: Neptune has supersonic
    winds and is made up of a thick fog of ammonia,
    methane, and water.
    • The Great Red Spot: Jupiter's Great Red Spot has been swirling
    for nearly two centuries, but has shrunk in recent years.
    • The solar system's size: The solar system is massive and is kept
    together by the sun's gravitational attraction.
    • Uranus's tilt: Uranus has the largest tilt of any planet in our solar
    system and spins on its side.
    • Uranus's seasons: Uranus has some of the longest and strangest
    seasons in the solar system.
    • Uranus's name: Uranus is the only planet in the solar system that
    takes its name from Greek mythology.
    • Olympus Mons: Olympus Mons is the largest volcano in the solar
    system and is located on Mars.
    Conclusion

    In conclusion, the solar system is a complex and dynamic


    system that includes the Sun, planets, moons, dwarf planets,
    asteroids, comets, and other celestial objects. Each component
    of the solar system plays a unique role, governed by
    gravitational forces that create a delicate balance, keeping
    everything in motion around the Sun.
    References

    • Textbooks
    • Websites
    • Other resources used for gathering information.
    Any questation?
    THANK YOU

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