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J U P I T E R , S A T U R N , U R A N U S , N E P T U N E
The Outer Planets
The Outer Planets
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
 The Outer planets are farthest from the sun.
 These are giant planets called the Jovian Planets,
named for Jupiter.
 Very large planets.
 Made mostly of gas so they have low density.
The Outer Planets
 Most of the Jovian Planets have the same structure:
 Atmosphere : Outer parts ALL GAS – H, He, and Methane
 Mantle: Liquid Hydrogen
 Core: Molten rock core
The Outer Planets
 Most of the Jovian Planets have the same structure:
 Atmosphere : Outer parts ALL GAS – H, He, and Methane
 Mantle: Liquid Hydrogen
 Core: Molten rock core
Atmosphere: H, He, and
Methane Gas SMALL CORE
Mantle: Liquid Hydrogen
They DO NOT have a solid surface!
Jupiter
 The biggest planet of all.
 Has a faint dusty ring around it (rock and dust).
 300 x’s the mass of Earth
 It takes 12 years to go around the sun.
Jupiter
 Jupiter’s atmosphere is thick with H and He gas.
 Bands of clouds (red, white) from high and low
atmospheric pressure systems.
 Great RED spot
 Giant Storm
 2x’s the size of Earth
 300 years old
Jupiter
 Jupiter has 61+ moons (and counting).
 It captures smaller objects because of its high
gravity.
 Jupiter is often called a “mini solar system” for
this reason.
IO
Europa
Calisto
Ganymede
Saturn
 Saturn is the second largest planet, but is the least
dense.
 It’s density is so low that it could actually float in
water!!
 Saturn has amazing rings.
 Rings are ice and dust.
 Rings are wide, but paper thin.
 Gravity holds them around the planet.
Saturn
 Saturn has a Great White Spot
 Atmospheric Storm System.
Uranus
 Uranus is blue from
methane gas CH4
(absorbs red light).
 High temperature and
pressure make it rain
diamonds!!
Uranus
 Pictures of Uranus were taken by Voyager 2 showing
Uranus has faint rings.
 They noticed that Uranus rotates on its side.
 A space collision toppled it over.
Neptune
 Neptune is also blue from Methane
gas.
 It is also thought to be raining
diamonds!!
 It radiates almost 3x as much heat
energy as it gets from the sun.
 Neptune has had a Great Dark Spot.
 Another very large atmospheric
Storm.
 Has recently disappeared (1994)

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The Outer Planets

  • 1. J U P I T E R , S A T U R N , U R A N U S , N E P T U N E The Outer Planets
  • 2. The Outer Planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.  The Outer planets are farthest from the sun.  These are giant planets called the Jovian Planets, named for Jupiter.  Very large planets.  Made mostly of gas so they have low density.
  • 3. The Outer Planets  Most of the Jovian Planets have the same structure:  Atmosphere : Outer parts ALL GAS – H, He, and Methane  Mantle: Liquid Hydrogen  Core: Molten rock core
  • 4. The Outer Planets  Most of the Jovian Planets have the same structure:  Atmosphere : Outer parts ALL GAS – H, He, and Methane  Mantle: Liquid Hydrogen  Core: Molten rock core Atmosphere: H, He, and Methane Gas SMALL CORE Mantle: Liquid Hydrogen They DO NOT have a solid surface!
  • 5. Jupiter  The biggest planet of all.  Has a faint dusty ring around it (rock and dust).  300 x’s the mass of Earth  It takes 12 years to go around the sun.
  • 6. Jupiter  Jupiter’s atmosphere is thick with H and He gas.  Bands of clouds (red, white) from high and low atmospheric pressure systems.  Great RED spot  Giant Storm  2x’s the size of Earth  300 years old
  • 7. Jupiter  Jupiter has 61+ moons (and counting).  It captures smaller objects because of its high gravity.  Jupiter is often called a “mini solar system” for this reason. IO Europa Calisto Ganymede
  • 8. Saturn  Saturn is the second largest planet, but is the least dense.  It’s density is so low that it could actually float in water!!  Saturn has amazing rings.  Rings are ice and dust.  Rings are wide, but paper thin.  Gravity holds them around the planet.
  • 9. Saturn  Saturn has a Great White Spot  Atmospheric Storm System.
  • 10. Uranus  Uranus is blue from methane gas CH4 (absorbs red light).  High temperature and pressure make it rain diamonds!!
  • 11. Uranus  Pictures of Uranus were taken by Voyager 2 showing Uranus has faint rings.  They noticed that Uranus rotates on its side.  A space collision toppled it over.
  • 12. Neptune  Neptune is also blue from Methane gas.  It is also thought to be raining diamonds!!  It radiates almost 3x as much heat energy as it gets from the sun.  Neptune has had a Great Dark Spot.  Another very large atmospheric Storm.  Has recently disappeared (1994)