Julian’s space facts
· Super Saturn is a
exoplanet. Its rings are 200 x bigger than Saturn
· The ghost planet is actually not a planet, it’s an
exoplanet but it’s not a normal gas giant. It’s gas
got sucked away by its sun because it was so close. So
it left a ghosty core, so that’s why we call it the ghost planet. (This one
dictated by Julian)
· Jupiter has a big red spot, a litl red spot and a baby red spot.they are all storms. But the baby red spot got
eaten by the big red spot and it got larger!


· Solar neutrinos are tiny particles that come from the sun. When they hit anything (like Earth or a person), they go straight through. Trillions of solar neutrinos have gone through you. It’s very difficult to find them, we use solar neutrino detectors which see tiny flashes when they go through water.

Compiled by Daddy
|
Planet |
Diameter |
Length of day |
Length of year |
Time for sunlight to reach it |
Surface temperature |
Gravity |
Mass |
|
Mercury |
3,000 miles |
59 Earth days |
88 Earth days |
3 minutes |
164 oC |
3.7 m/s2 |
5% Earth |
|
Venus |
7,500 miles |
243 Earth days |
225 Earth days |
6 minutes |
464 oC |
8.87 m/s2 |
80% Earth |
|
Earth |
8,000 miles |
24 Earth hours |
365 Earth days |
8 minutes |
20 oC |
9.81 m/s2 |
100% Earth |
|
Mars |
4,000 miles |
25 Earth hours |
687 Earth days |
12 minutes |
-64 oC |
3.7 m/s2 |
10% Earth |
|
Jupiter |
86,000 miles |
10 Earth hours |
12 Earth years |
43 minutes |
-185 oC |
24.8 m/s2 |
320x Earth |
|
Saturn |
72,000 miles |
10 Earth hours |
30 Earth years |
83 minutes |
-140 oC |
10.4 m/s2 |
95x Earth |
|
Uranus |
31,000 miles |
17 Earth hours |
84 Earth years |
165 minutes |
-197 oC |
8.7 m/s2 |
14x Earth |
|
Neptune |
30,000 miles |
16 Earth hours |
165 Earth years |
4 hours |
-201 oC |
11.3 m/s2 |
17x Earth |
|
Makemake |
450 miles |
11 Earth hours |
306 Earth years |
6 hours |
-233 oC |
0.35 m/s2 |
0.01% Earth |
|
Pluto |
1,500 miles |
6 Earth days |
248 Earth years |
5 hours |
-229 oC |
0.62 m/s2 |
0.02% Earth |
|
Haumea |
485 miles |
4 Earth hours |
283 Earth years |
6 hours |
-233 oC |
0.6 m/s2 |
0.006% Earth |
|
Eris |
720 miles |
16 Earth days |
560 Earth years |
9 hours |
-233 oC |
0.82 m/s2 |
0.002% Earth |
|
Ceres |
292 miles |
9 Earth hours |
4 Earth years |
22 minutes |
-103 oC |
0.28 m/s2 |
0.0001% Earth |
Compiled by Daddy
|
galaxy |
Segue 2 |
Milky Way |
ESO 383-76 |
|
Type |
Dwarf spheroidal |
Barred spiral |
Elliptical |
|
Size |
110 light years |
87,000 light years |
1.8 million light years |
|
Mass (in Solar masses) |
55,000 |
1.1 trillion |
2.15 trillion |
|
Number of stars |
1,000 |
300 billion |
100 trillion |
|
Distance |
114,000 light years |
0 light years |
650 million light years |
Compiled by Daddy
Solar neutrinos are tiny particles – they’re smaller than an atom and so small we can’t see them with any sort of microscope. They’re so small that they can go right through things: you will have had thousands of neutrinos go right through your body and you would never have known! They can even go right through the Earth.
They are created in the core of the sun where something called nuclear fusion is happening. Fusion is when atoms are pushed together really hard to make a different sort of atom. It can only happen when things are really hot and really squashed. This happens inside all stars and it is what makes them shine.
Humans have tried to make fusion happen on Earth, but it’s really tricky to make it work. Some fusion experiments happened near Oxford, not too far from where we live, inside a big donut shaped container. For a very brief moment, that container was hotter than the centre of the sun!
· Millinillion is 10 followed by 3003 zeros
· Millinillinillion 10 followed by 3000003 zeros (that is 3 million and 3 zeroes)
· Nongentillion is 10 followed by 2703 zeroes (written by Daddy)
·
Octingentillion is 10
followed by 2403 zeroes (written by Daddy)
·
Septingentillion is 10
followed by 2103 zeroes (written by Daddy)
·
Sescentillion is 10
followed by 1803 zeroes (written by Daddy)
· Quingentillion is 10 followed by 1503 zeroes (written by Daddy)
· Quadringentillion is 10 followed by 1203 zeroes (written by Daddy)
Gramn’s number is the biggest number used in maths (written by julian). It’s so cool because it’s so big that it can’t fit in the observable universe if you write it down. It end’s with 2464195387