Gas Giant Definition
Chapter 1

The rocky inner sorbets

Chapter 2

The giant gas and ice swirls

Chapter 3

The cosmic menu's wild extras

YOUR GOAL

Master of The solar system menu

Ch 2 · The giant gas and ice swirls
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sonia Uranus and the tilted minty methane scoop

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sonia Gas and Ice Giants

No solid ground on these giant outer swirls—(just swirling clouds!) / Cold gas and ice spinning round the solar world—(spinning round!)

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sonia Saturn served with a crunchy cookie ring

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Uranus and the tilted minty methane scoop

sonia Uranus is an ice giant that rotates on its side and glows blue-green.

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Saturn served with a crunchy cookie ring

sonia Saturn is famous for its spectacular ring system made of ice and rock.

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Solar System Scoops
BETA

sonia Solar System Scoops

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Fun Fact

Saturn's density: Saturn is so light and fluffy that if you could find a bathtub big enough to hold it, the entire planet would float on water!

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Glossary
gas giant (noun)
A large planet of relatively low density consisting predominantly of hydrogen and helium. Pioneer 10 achieved the first flyby of Jupiter, the solar system's largest gas giant, in 1973.

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Gossip

Would you rather visit Jupiter or Saturn?

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Quiz

How does the mass of Jupiter compare to the other planets in our solar system?

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sonia Jupiter and the unblended strawberry swirl

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Quiz

Approximately how thick are the main rings of Saturn?

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sonia Neptune and the frozen supersonic scoop

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Quiz

What are the spectacular rings of Saturn primarily made of?

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Quiz

How fast can the supersonic winds on the planet Neptune blow?

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Quiz

What is the primary composition of the planet Jupiter?

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Quiz

What is the Great Red Spot on the planet Jupiter?

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Quiz

What makes the planet Uranus unique in its rotation compared to most other planets?

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Quiz

Why do Uranus and Neptune appear blue or blue-green in color?

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