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2. connect.open.ac.uk › print-itemsOrder your free print items - Open University

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   Earth from Space. Discover Earth's changing colours and magnificent patterns seen from space, with The Open University's free 'Earth From Space' poster. Take a look at the poster here. To download your FREE poster complete the order form here.

3. informal.jpl.nasa.gov › museum › sitesSolar System to Scale - NASA

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   Earth. Actual Size: 12,800 km (7,900 mi) diameter Scaled Size: 9.1 mm (0.36") Average distance from Sun: 1 AU Scaled Distance from Sun: 110 m (120 yd) (Approx. 110 Earth diameters will span the diameter of the Sun)

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     Scale of the Solar System with accurate rotations (remastered)

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5. wildabouthere.com › how-to-compare-planet-sizesHow kids can compare planet sizes plus free printable

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   Free printable of chart with planet size measurements. I’ve included a free printable chart of the measurements in centimetres (British spelling!) and inches to draw the planets. These PDFs available in both Letter (US) and A4 (British) sizes. DOWNLOAD HERE -> How to draw planets of the solar system to scale (Letter)

6. www.jpl.nasa.gov › edu › learnStudent Project: Make a Scale Solar System | NASA/JPL Edu

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   • Learn about sizes and distances in our solar system. Distances in the solar system can be huge! The distance from the Sun to Neptune is nearly three billion miles (four billion kilometers).
   • Decide what kind of model you want to build. Decide if you want your model to show scale planet sizes or the scale distances between planets. You can combine a planet-size model of one scale with a distance model of another scale.
   • Choose where your model solar system will go. Pick a place to set up your solar system model. This could be across a bedroom wall, along the floor of a hallway or large room, outside in a yard, or down a sidewalk.
   • Calculate scale distances. If you're making a scale-distance model, keep reading for two different methods of calculating scale distances. For a scale-size model, skip to Step 5.

7. www.jpl.nasa.gov › edu › pdfsReference Guide Solar System Sizes and Distances

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   Diameter of planets and their distance from the Sun in kilometers (km):

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8. downloads.bbc.co.uk › schools › teachersLesson 4 The size and scale of the Solar System - Logo of the BBC

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   Curriculum and learning links: Space, size and scale Learning objectives: † State that the planets in our Solar System are separated by very large distances. † Describe a scale model of the Solar...

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   How do I scale a planet?

   • Choose the size (diameter) you want Earth to be in your model (for example 1 cm). For each planet, multiply the size you chose for Earth by the multiplier value on the chart. The multiplier is a planet’s size compared with Earth. This will give you the scale size of each planet. Download the Scale Size Calculator spreadsheet ( XLSX or CSV ).

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   How do I calculate Earth size?

   • Choose the size (diameter) you want Earth to be in your model (for example 10 cm). Create a formula in your spreadsheet that will calculate the diameter of (distance across) each planet in centimeters. The formula should multiply the size you chose for Earth by the multiplier value for each planet.

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   How do I calculate the diameter of a planet in centimeters?

   • Create a formula in your spreadsheet that will calculate the diameter of (distance across) each planet in centimeters. The formula should multiply the size you chose for Earth by the multiplier value for each planet. The multiplier is a planet’s size compared with Earth.

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   How do you calculate the scale diameter of other planets?

   • To calculate the scale diameter of the other planets, you need to rearrange proportional ratios and write equations similar to what you did in the previous step using the scale Earth diameter in your equation.

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10. archive.org › details › the-planets-the-definitiveThe Planets: The Definitive Visual Guide To Our Solar System

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    Oct 18, 2014 · Discover places where a day is longer than a year, where hailstones are made of diamonds, and where a mountain looms twice the size of Everest. These and more are all to be found in The Planets.