How do you make a mobile solar system project for school?

Answer 1

First you get a hanger or a wire about 20 inches or if really big, 2 feet. Then go to Micheal's Craft Shop, and get round Styrofoam balls and all color paint, not pink. Then buy another 5 inch wire to make a hole in the balls, buy about 9 of them for each planet. Next, paint the planets the way they show up on the solar map. Then push the wire through the planets and hand them to dry. Fold your wire in a circle with 6 inch strings going in the middle. Then take your 20 or 2 foot wire and spray paint it navy blue with white polka dots. After that, tie the wire on to the 20 inch wire, 2 foot wire and CAREFULLY paint those blue and white like the big one. Take a hanger and fold it so that the hook is on the bottom. Attach the hook onto the solar strings and.... ta-da!! Have fun!!!!!!!

Answer 2

To make a mobile solar system project for school, you can use foam balls of different sizes to represent the planets, paint them to resemble each planet's features, and attach them to a wire or string in the correct order from the sun. You can also add labels for each planet and include details about their characteristics. To demonstrate the orbiting motion, you can hang the mobile from a base and gently rotate it to show how the planets move around the sun.