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Which option that best describes the planet Jupiter?

Select one:

a.
-largest and most massive planet in the solar system
- has a huge permanent storm that looks like a red spot in images
- has at least 61 moons orbiting it, some of which are very large
- located closer to the sun than Kuiper Belt

b.
-has highest surface temperature of any planet in the solar system
- roughly the same size as Earth
- has a thick carbon dioxide atmosphere
-orbits the sun

C.
- has landforms made by flowing liquid water
- has many huge on its surface
- gets its red color from iron oxide present in soil and rocks on surface
- reflects light from sun
d. -inside of the planet shrunk, forming large cliffs on the surface
- heavily cratered
- no atmosphere
- has mass


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A. Jupiter largest and most massive planet in the solar system

Jupiter has a huge permanent storm that looks like a red spot in images

Jupiter has at least 61 moons orbiting it, some of which are very large

Jupiter located closer to the sun than Kuiper Belt

Which option that best describes the planet Jupiter?

Jupiter came on fifth number from the sun and the Jupiter is the massive planet present in our solar system. It contains the big storms like great red spot. The surface of the Jupiter is gas made giant but the surface of the Jupiter is not solid, but it may have a solid inner core about the size of Earth.

The Jupiter contain at least 61 moons which orbiting the Jupiter . The life on the Jupiter is impossible because the Jupiter contain very much pressure, it has volatile surface and the temperature of the Jupiter is very hot than that of the earth.

So we can conclude that option A is the right answer.

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