<transcript><audio_17>physics Ro program is in vehicle responses look good at this and on our poster the center row of</transcript><caption><image_18>The image is a close-up of the Earth from space, with the sun shining brightly in the top right corner. The background is black, and the Earth is visible in the bottom left corner. In the center of the image, there is a text that reads "The Planets" in yellow letters. The text is surrounded by a white border. The image appears to be taken from a high vantage point, looking down on the Earth's surface.</caption><transcript><audio_19>images are all scaled correctly to the Sun so you can see how big the Earth is as compared to the Sun for example above and below these images we have larger images of all the planets</transcript><caption><image_20>The image is a map of the solar system, showing the orbits of the planets and their orbits around the sun. The map is divided into different sections, each representing a different planet in the Solar System. 

On the left side of the image, there is a large red sun with a yellow center, which is the largest and most prominent feature in the image. The sun appears to be the largest, with a bright orange glow around its surface. On the right side, there are several smaller planets, including the Sun, Mercury, Venus, and the Earth, arranged in a grid-like pattern. The planets are labeled with their names, and they are surrounded by a green line that runs through the center of the map.

The map also includes a legend that explains the different colors and symbols used to represent the different planets. The colors used in the map are mostly shades of blue, green, and yellow, with some hints of orange and red. The background is a dark blue, which could represent the vastness of the universe.</caption><transcript><audio_21>and all of their major moons the first planet we look at is mercury here you can see a familiar image of mercury for 33 years this was the only image of mercury we had an</transcript><caption><image_22>The image is a close-up of the surface of Mars, taken on March 29, 1974 by the Mariner 10 Satellite. The planet is shown in a circular shape, with a reddish-brown color and a smooth surface. The surface appears to be made up of craters and other celestial bodies, with some areas appearing darker and others lighter. The background is a grayish-blue color, with small white dots scattered throughout. On the right side of the image, there is text that reads "March 29, 1973 by the MARINER 10 Satellite."</caption><transcript><audio_23>image of just one side of mercury and even some of the image data was lost in transmission this new picture taken in 2009 was the first time humans got to see the other side of</transcript><caption><image_24>The image is a close-up of the surface of the moon, taken on September 29, 2009 by the Messenger Satellite. The moon appears to be a large, round, grayish-brown planet with a smooth, smooth surface. The surface is covered in craters and craters, and there are several smaller craters scattered across the surface. On the right side of the image, there is a text overlay that reads "September 29 2009" in yellow letters. The text is centered on the image.</caption> physics Ro program is in vehicle responses look good at this and on our poster the center row of images are all scaled correctly to the Sun so you can see how big the Earth is as compared to the Sun for example above and below these images we have larger images of all the planets and all of their major moons the first planet we look at is mercury here you can see a familiar image of mercury for 33 years this was the only image of mercury we had an image of just one side of mercury and even some of the image data was lost in transmission this new picture taken in 2009 was the first time humans got to see the other side of
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