Space Facts for Kids | Planets

Hey. I’m Planet Earth, and I’m here to bring you another fantastic Solar System Planet Quiz. How many of these Space Questions do you know? Olympus Mons is a large volcano/mountain on which planet? A - Mars, B - Mercury, C - Earth Earth? Oh wait, that's me. Hey, why am I not in this question?  Oh. Hi Venus, I don’t know. You’re just not in this one. Well. I should be! Ok... Yes… It’s me Mars. I have a volcano/mountain called Olympus Mons. It is the tallest Mountain and Volcano in The Solar System. Just look at it! It is 27 KM tall. That’s 17 miles. Take Mt Everest and put three on top of each other and that’s how tall it is! That makes me the coolest planet. Second coolest you mean. No. The coolest. Which Planet takes 84 Earth years to travel around our Sun? A - Saturn, B - Jupiter, C - Ur... Venus, not you. C is Planet Uranus! What? Not me again. Sorry... I’m watching you…. Yes, it’s me Planet Uranus. I am on average, 2.9 billion km from The Sun. That is 19 times further out than The Earth. That means I am so far from The Sun that it takes me 84 years to orbit. That is a very long time. Is that why you’re grumpy? Grumpy? Me? What are you talking about? Hey Uranus, I’ve got a space joke for you. Oh great. Why is Saturn so rich? I don’t know. Because it has lots of rings! Ha ha ha. I'm doing the next quiz. What is the brightest planet in the night sky? A- Venus. Venus? You’ve got to be kidding me. After all the moaning she’s done. Venus! You’re on! Ok…Ok…. No need to shout. B - Mercury, C - Jupiter And the answer is……Venus. Finally" Venus is also known as “Morning Star” and “Evening Star” because the planet is so bright. It is so bright because it is covered by clouds that reflect much of the sunlight. It is actually the third brightest object in the sky after The Sun and The Moon. So that means I’m the brightest Planet in The Solar System? We…Well bright as in how brightly you shine you mean? Yes..Sure... Bright as in clever! What!? Nothing! How many of Planet Neptune would fit into The Sun? A - 2,300, B - 23,000, C - 230,000. You could fit 23,000 of Planet Neptune inside The Sun. There you go. That’s another quiz done. Make sure you subscribe and…. Wait! Wait! I’m presenting this video. That’s my job. Make sure you press like and subscribe to see more of our videos. And we’ll see you all soon. Press subscribe! Venu......

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Id: z9uEZHwM5F0

Length: 5min 41sec (341 seconds)

Published: Fri Apr 09 2021