Return to the top of the page
Little Digital
presents

Let's Explore Mars

Howdy!
Allow us to introduce you to the fourth planet from the sun!
Meet
MARS!
Mars is named after the Roman god of war!
Sometimes humans call Mars the
red planet.
Iron oxide in the planet’s rocks and soil give Mars a
reddish color.
Mars is
smaller
than Earth.
It has a thin
atmosphere.
The surface of the planet is
cold
and
dry
and
dusty.
All Mars’s water is frozen into
polar ice caps.
The planet has two small moons:
Phobos
and
DEIMOS
Unlike Earth’s round moon,
Mars’s moons look a little like
funky potatoes.
Mar’s is also home to the tallest
in the solar system!
It's called
Olympus Mons
and it's more than twice as tall as Earth's Mount Everest.
Humans know more about Mars than any other planet!
Human scientists have even sent robots called
rovers
to explore the red planet.
These rovers have found evidence that Mars’s surface was once very different!
Billions of years ago, Mars had a
warmer climate.
It had a thicker
atmosphere
and
liquid water.
Mars may have even been home to
ancient life!
But scientists think any life was probably
microbial.
As far as we know, there’s no life on Mars today.
But humans dream of sending
spaceships
to Mars
and maybe even building a
colony
there one day!
Someday soon,
you could be a
But for now, Mars is just a
reddish glow
in the evening sky.
It’s been lots of fun visiting Mars.
But there are so many more places to explore in the solar system.
On to our next
ADVENTURE!
A cartoon alien with its pet alien cat sit in the control hub of a spaceship
The number 3The number 2The number 1
The words "Blast Off"
A playful photograph of Neptune smiling.Cartoon photos of Earth and Moon are depicted as friendly characters.A playful photograph of Mercury laughing.A cheerful picture of Jupiter.A photograph of a giant smiling sun in a galaxy with scattered stars in the background.A cheerful photograph of Venus smiling.A picture of a solar system with the giant sun cuddling all the 8 planets.A smiling cartoon Uranus.A playful photograph of Saturn smiling.
Back To Library
Join the Little Digital community

Become a member and receive exclusive access and updates from the Little Digital library.