Size: 51,100km – Earth is 12,756km

Uranus is big enough to sustain life.

1 Day = 18 hours – nearly what

1 day on Earth is.

The gravity is nearly the same.

A 100 lb person would weigh 91

lbs on Uranus.

The weather is very clear,

because there are no clouds.

Its moons and rings are made

of ice (water).

1 year on Uranus = 84 years

The mean temperature of its cloud

layer is -350 degrees Fahrenheit.

You could only live on its rings

or on one of its 5 moons, as it
is a gas giant.

Uranus radiates very little heat,

as it has a thin atmosphere.

It would be very smelly on Uranus

as the atmosphere contains
methane.

Uranus itself does not have water.

Size: largest planet – 11 times

bigger than Earth

Surface temperature of 8 degrees

Fahrenheit to 98 degrees
Fahrenheit
The only water on Jupiter
is the water vapor in the clouds.
You can live on one of Jupiter’s
49 moons.

1 Day = less than 12 Earth hours

It’d be very difficult to breathe

on Jupiter because of the
intoxicating fumes – methane
and ammonia.

The average cloud temperature

Ranges from -163 degrees
Celcius to -121 degrees
Celcius – very cold.

There are no outer rings,

so you could not live on
Jupiter itself because it
is a gas giant.

The Great Red Spot

is a huge, permanent
hurricane on Jupiter
that could cause
problems.

There are no seasons,

as its axis only tilts
3 degrees – not enough
to cause seasons to occur.

Size: 49,500km – 3.88 times the

diameter of Earth; it’d hold 60
Earth’s if it were hollow.

The gravity is just a bit more than

on Earth – a 100 pound person
would weigh 119 pounds on
Neptune.
1 Day = 19.1 hours
It’d be virtually impossible to live
on.

Hazy atmosphere, strong winds.

The only water lies in the 2nd layer,

which is composed of highly
compressed water.

Slushy surface made of nitrogen.

Mean temperature is -323 degrees

Fahrenheit.

1 Neptune year = 164.8 Earth years

since its discovery in 1846, it has

not completed a single orbit
around the Sun – first known orbit
will occur in 2010.