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Pluto

Published on Nov 26, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

PLUTO REPORT

A.J. RESOP 50B 10/15/15

PLUTO'S LOCATION

  • A 11 year girl named Venetia Burney named Pluto after the Roman God of the underworld.
  • Pluto is the ninth planet from the Sun.
  • Pluto is located in Kuiper belt.
  • Pluto is 3,670,050,000 miles from the Sun.
  • It is a outer planet and changed to dwarf planet in 2008.
Photo by tonynetone

WHAT PLUTO IS MADE OF

  • Pluto is a rocky planet.
  • It is a very small planet.
  • It is made of hydrogen, helium, and methane.
  • Pluto's surface is made mostly of ice but has a rocky core.
  • It is more rocky than it's fellow gas giants neighbor planets.
  • Pluto's colors are brown, with black and orange light and dark spots.
Photo by sjrankin

PLUTO'S SIZE

  • Pluto's radius is 346 miles.
  • It takes Pluto 247 earth years to orbit the Sun.
  • It takes Pluto 248 earth years to rotate on its axis.
  • It was discovered on February 18, 1930 by American, Clyde Tombaugh.

FACTS ABOUT PLUTO

  • It has 5 known moons.
  • Pluto is smaller than a number of moons from other planets.
  • Pluto is one third water.
  • Pluto is the largest dwarf planet.
  • I weigh 85 pounds on Earth but would only weigh 7.083 pounds on Pluto.
  • The average temperature on Pluto is 375 to 400 degrees below zero.

I chose Pluto because I thought it would be interesting to learn about. It is a very popular dwarf planet.

Photo by Kevin M. Gill