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Planet 1 (closest the star)
Mass: 1.5 (Earth = 1)
Tectonics: Active volcanoes and seismic
activity detected.
Atmosphere: CO2, N, and H20
Average Temperature: 651 degrees C
Description: Thick clouds surround the
planet. No surface is visible through the
clouds.

Planet 4
Mass: 1.5
Tectonics: Active volcanoes and seismic
activity detected.
Atmosphere: N, O2, and ozone layer
Average Temperature: 2 degrees C
Description: Cold oceans, covered with ice
along much of the globe. Some open water
around equator.

Planet 2
Mass: 0.5
Tectonics: No activity detected.
Atmosphere: Thin CO2 atmosphere
detected.
Average Temperature: 10 degrees C
Description: Polar ice caps, dry riverbeds,
and many craters can be seen from orbit.

Planet 5
Gas Giant with one large moon.
Moon: Sulfur dioxide (SO2) atmosphere.
Many volcanoes and hot springs on
surface. Temperatures in hot spots can be
up to 600 degrees C. Other spots away
from volcanic heat can get as low in
temperature as 145 degrees C.

Planet 3
Mass: 1
Tectonics: Active volcanoes and seismic
activity detected.
Atmosphere: CO2, H20
Temperature: 30 degrees C
Description: Liquid water oceans cover
much of the surface. Volcanic island chains
make up most of the dry land.

Planet 6
Gas giant with four large, rocky satellites
(moons). Moons have no appreciable
atmosphere. Ice detectable on one.

Planet 7 (furthest from star)
Gas giant with two large moons.
Moon 1: Thick methane atmosphere with
high enough pressure to keep a potential
methane ocean liquid underneath.
Temperature: -200 degrees C
Moon 2: Covered in water ice. Ice appears
cracked and re-frozen in parts, indicating a
potential liquid ocean underneath. Surface
temperature -100 degrees C.

Answers

Answered by rupeshwagh85572
8

Answer:

Planet 3

Mass: 1

Tectonics: Active volcanoes and seismic

activity detected.

Atmosphere: CO2, H20

Temperature: 30 degrees C

Description: Liquid water oceans cover

much of the surface. Volcanic island chains

make up most of the dry land.

Planet 6

Gas giant with four large, rocky satellites

(moons). Moons have no appreciable

atmosphere. Ice detectable on one.

Answered by qwsuccess
0

The following are the conclusions on the basis of the descriptive paragraphs of the planets.

  • Planet 1 is Venus. It is the closest to the Earth and has thick clouds of vaporised sulphuric acid in its atmosphere, which makes its surface difficult to observe. The clouds don't allow much heat to escape, so Venus is extremely hot in temperature- at a temperature of 651° C.
  • Planet 4 is Mercury. It has active volcanoes and observable seismic activity. It is the planet that is closest to the sun.
  • Planet 2 is Mars. It has a thin carbon dioxide atmosphere. It is the only planet after Earth where the possibility of life is being explored.
  • Planet 5 is Jupiter. It has many volcanoes and hot spots. It also has a raging storm that is observable from the Earth through a telescope and is called the Red Spot.
  • Planet 3 is Saturn. It has an atmosphere of carbon dioxide and water vapour. Saturn is famous for its rings that are made up of dust, rocks and ice.
  • Planet 6 is Uranus. It is the second farthest planet from the Sun.
  • Planet 7 is Neptune. It is the farthest planet from the Sun, and thus has the coldest temperature.

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