PLANETS

How a planets habitat is

created
A planets habitat is basically made
by its atmosphere. It is also made by
how close it is to something really hot
like a star. If it is close to a star, the
atmosphere, and the habitat, is
bound to be steaming hot, more than
incapable to host life. The same
consequence is to planets far away
from a star, except those planets are
going to be freezing cold. If it is just
right, it may have life.
Fun fact box:

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and

Neptune are all made of gas.

Long ago, Venus was a planet very

much like ours.

Uranus has been known to have a

ring like Saturns, though it is much
fainter.
What exactly are
planets?
A planet is a round, large heavenly
body that orbits a star which, in
return, shines it up. A planet is

an orbit around a star.

Is supposed to have enough mass

to make a nearly or completely
round shape.

Its not a satellite(unlike the moon.)

Its supposed to have cleared its

orbit.
So thats basically what a planet
needs to be.
How do we
know there are aliens?
We dont. There arent many planets
which are hospitable for aliens. You
need a habitat full of oxygen and
water and good food. Still, some
scientists believe Mars to be the
answer. From what we have seen, it
seems to be the most likely planet to
have life. Scientists believe that Mars
use to have water. But if there is life
on Mars, it is extremely unlikely that it
would have those small green men
on TV. It is most likely to have
microscopic, single cell life forms.
citations
http://worldbookonline.com/student/
article?id=ar433460&st=planets
http://www.abc.net.au/unleashed/
4240372.html
http://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/
whatisaplanet.cfm
Book: a guide to stars and planets.
http://global.britannica.com/
EBchecked/topic/625665/Venus/
54178/The-atmosphere
Dilip Devadass Tuesday, 10 June, 2014 12:17:20 PM Hong Kong Standard Time