The piece of information that we found the most fasinating was that Venus was the hottest planet.
The Reseach was very easy to find.
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Great info,liked the movie. The movie was pretty quiet with the hedphones but otherwise great video.
ReplyDeleteJoe Henderson
I agree I loved the facts and all of the informacion like how hot Venus was.
ReplyDeleteI never knew that Venus was that hot! wow! thanx for the info, but i agree wiht Joe that it was hard to head at times wiht the headphones.
ReplyDeleteGreat video. It was very long and that way I was able to get a lot of facts about the planets easily.
ReplyDelete-Parker
Good job guy's, I can tell it took a while to make! I really liked all the information like how it takes mercury 59 days to rotate the sun. Great video1
ReplyDeleteGood job. I didn't know how hot Venus was.
ReplyDeleteGood Job Joe! oh and austin but yea sam didn't really do anything so yea. I liked it and it was very informational
ReplyDeleteGreat job(: Interesting facts about the inner planets! It was really good. DANG! I didn't realize venus was that hot.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that mars had the biggest valcano
ReplyDeleteReally good facts guys. It must have took a long time to make this video.
ReplyDeleteAmazing facts it made me actually really want to learn more. Great job. It was very informative.
ReplyDelete-Kyle Knutson
You had all of the required information in this video, good job. It was easy to find the answers to all of the questions because they were so clearly stated in your video.
ReplyDeleteVery good information! It was very easy to answer the questions because of all of the information. I feel that Sam could have been involved more but otherwise it was a great presentation! well done.
ReplyDeleteThis was really good because there was so much information. I could find every answer to the questions easily. I didn't think that Venus was the hottest because it isn't the closest to the Earth. Very good facts.
ReplyDeleteVery good video and information. I lover the narraration. It helped alot. Great Job.
ReplyDeleteYou all did a great job when it comes to information about the inner planets. I enjoyed learning about mercury because it is my favorite planet. The narration was nice and loud to hear. Great job.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I couldn't hear the narration clearly, the facts that you guys stated in this video were very very good. I was easily able to answer the questions using your video. Sammy could have been involved a little bit more since we don't know if she did the research and she didn't narrate, but otherwise, good job guys! :)
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