Question

List the planets (and Pluto) with any form of water on them or in their atmosphere including solids, liquids, and gasses.

Answer 1

Mercury - No water. (Too close to the Sun!)

Venus - No water. (too close to the Sun!)

Earth - This planet has all forms of water, liquid in our oceans, gasses in our clouds, and solids at our frozen poles.

Mars - No water found yet.

Jupiter - Ice is found on Jupiter's moons, but not on the planet itself.

Saturn - Deep in the atmosphere, beneath the thick layers of gas, it has a core layered with ice.

Uranus - Just like Neptune, it is referred to as an Ice Giant because of its frozen layer of water mixture.

Neptune - Has a frozen layer of a substance mixed with water. (often referred to as an Ice Giant.)

Pluto - Pluto is thought to be made of mostly ice on the surface and have a rocky core.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

All of the planets have water in there atmosphere except Jupiter.

Answer 5

@Secret-Ninja I be to differ, Mars does have a small polar ice cap in its north pol. its no larger than a school building so its not a lot.

Answer 6

Except that Pluto isn't a planet anymore...

Answer 7

lol @TheSmartOne

Answer 8

No. Pluto will always be a planet to me! VIVA LA PLUTO!

Answer 9

lol xDDDD