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Uploaded by on Jun 4, 2009

The Eilfort boys created a scale model of our Solar System starting with the Earth at one foot from the sun. We tried to keep size and color accuracy.
This was a homeschool project that included math skills- measuring, percentages, proportion, addition. Planet facts, and cooperation skills.
Mercury 5 inches, Venus 9 inches, Earth one foot, Mars 18 inches, Jupiter 5 feet two inches, Saturn 9 feet, Uranus 19 feet 7 inches, Neptune 30 feet and Pluto 39 feet.

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  • The measurements are taken from The Magic School Bus solar system book, we didn't make them up.

    This was a 3rd grade project, go easy on us. (We know the sun is not that size.)

    Don't watch it if you don't like it.

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  • Nice to see American kids being inspired by real science instead of creationist crap

  • guys lighten up! they're kids.

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  • 0:32 Well noticed lol

  • Good work. Nice to see youngers getting involved in something interesting, that gets the brain ticking. Nice one.

  • @bandet888 Because they are just kids?

  • Why is Jupiter bigger than the sun on this scale?

  • good work, I can't wait till my kids are old enough to do a similar thing with them. mind blowing stuff!

  • well done

  • your anus. lol

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