Printable labeled diagram of Jupiter
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The cutaway diagram from our interactive page of facts about Jupiter, drawn in black and white for printing. A quarter of Jupiter is cut away to show its layers, and leader lines connect each label to its part: the cloud tops, the liquid hydrogen layer, the metallic hydrogen layer, the fuzzy core, the Great Red Spot, the belts and zones, and the four Galilean moons, Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto.
Thin outer layers are drawn thicker than scale so children can see them, and moons are not to scale. Use it as a notebook page next to the planet's fact profile, or as a guide for a planet report. To see where Jupiter sits among its neighbors, print the solar system printable.
Tips for using it
- Remind children that Jupiter has no solid surface: the layers blend from gas to liquid to metal-like hydrogen.
- Turn the sheet into a quiz by covering the labels with sticky notes.
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Questions
Is the Great Red Spot really that big?
Yes. NASA says it is about twice as wide as Earth, though it has been shrinking over the past century.
Is there a blank version?
Yes. Choose Blank or Numbered in the sheet options above to print a version with empty boxes or numbered lines, each with an answer key.