What If: What If You Fell Into Jupiter?
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What If You Fell Into Jupiter?
Humans have explored the Moon, Mars, and of course, Earth. But what do we know about Jupiter?
For the most part, this gas giant is a mystery. So what would happen if you wanted to discover it for yourself and jumped right onto the planet? Or should we say…
For the most part, this gas giant is a mystery. So what would happen if you wanted to discover it for yourself and jumped right onto the planet? Or should we say…
CrashCourse: Jupiter's Moons: Crash Course Astronomy #17
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Jupiter's Moons: Crash Course Astronomy #17
Before moving on from Jupiter to Saturn, we’re going to linger for a moment on Jupiter’s moons. There are 67 known moons, 4 of which are the huge ones that we want to explore in greater detail. Ganymede is the largest - larger, in fact, than any other moon…
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✨The Galilean moons are the four biggest of Jupiter's moons. They were discovered by Galileo, centuries before astronomers identified the others, smaller ones.
✨Ganymede is the biggest of Galilean moons. At 5262 km across, it is larger than the planet Mercury.
✨Ganymede looks solid, but under its shell of ice is 900 km of slushy ice and water.
✨At 4806 km across, Callisto is the second biggest moon of Jupiter.
✨Callisto is scarred with craters from bombardment early in the Solar System's life.
✨Io is the third largest moon at 3642 km across.
The surface of Io is a mass of volcanoes caused by it being stretched and squeezed by Jupiter's massive gravity.
✨Io's yellow glow comes from sulphur, which is thrown out as far as 300 km upwards by the moon's volcanoes.
✨The smallest of the Galilean moons is Europa at 3138 km across.
✨Europa has a smooth icy surface full of cracks, but the Galileo probe discovered an ocean of water under the ice where there might be living creatures.
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✨The Galilean moons are the four biggest of Jupiter's moons. They were discovered by Galileo, centuries before astronomers identified the others, smaller ones.
✨Ganymede is the biggest of Galilean moons. At 5262 km across, it is larger than the planet Mercury.
✨Ganymede looks solid, but under its shell of ice is 900 km of slushy ice and water.
✨At 4806 km across, Callisto is the second biggest moon of Jupiter.
✨Callisto is scarred with craters from bombardment early in the Solar System's life.
✨Io is the third largest moon at 3642 km across.
The surface of Io is a mass of volcanoes caused by it being stretched and squeezed by Jupiter's massive gravity.
✨Io's yellow glow comes from sulphur, which is thrown out as far as 300 km upwards by the moon's volcanoes.
✨The smallest of the Galilean moons is Europa at 3138 km across.
✨Europa has a smooth icy surface full of cracks, but the Galileo probe discovered an ocean of water under the ice where there might be living creatures.
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Which of the following is not the moon of Saturn?
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A. Hyperion
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B. Mimas
37%
C. Ariel
17%
D. Rhea
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Light travels at 186,282 miles per _________?
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A. hour
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B. minute
60%
C. second
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D. year
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Animals are one of the amazing part of our nature. Enjoy these your short time with them.
💁♂Here is all what you want !🤗
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On which planet do we find the great red spot?
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A. Jupiter
31%
B. Mars
4%
C. Saturn
4%
D. Uranus
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Which planet is closest to the sun?
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A. Ceres
84%
B. Mercury
5%
C. Venus
4%
D. Mars
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How long is a day on Jupiter?
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A. 65 hours
43%
B. 93 hours
5%
C. 24 hours
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D. 10 hours
Sedna is an icy solar system body that is so distant, it takes 11,400 years to orbit the sun. It resides roughly 3 times further out from the sun than Neptune, and is two third the size of Pluto. It is one of the most distant objects known in the solar system, and although Sedna is covered in an ice, it appears almost as red as Mars.
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Matter spiralling in to a black hole is torn apart and glow so brightly that it creates the brightest objects in the universe Quasars.
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Comets always have irregular shapes due to the fact that they have low mass so they cannot become spherical under their own gravity.
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27% of American believe man never landed on the moon.
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Planetesimals theory is a theory most accepted in explaining the origin of the Earth. According to this theory Earth originated from a giant cloud of gas and dust known as solar nebula.
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The heat inside the volcano vents on Jupiter's moon Io can be 1/3rd the temperature of the surface of the Sun.
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One day on Pluto is about the length of a week on Earth.
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