| TRANSLATOR: We have determined that you weigh 73 pounds on Earth? How much do you weigh on your homeland? |
| Foog: I tip the scale at about 172 pounds. |
| TRANSLATOR: When is your Earth birthday? How old will you be on your next Earth birthday? |
| Foog: My Earth birthday is November 28, 1955. I will be 47 years old. |
| TRANSLATOR: How old are you on your homeland? |
| Foog: I will be almost 4 year old. |
| TRANSLATOR: How long is a year on your homeland? |
| Foog: One year at home is equal to about 12 Earth years. |
| TRANSLATOR: How long is a day on your homeland? |
| Foog: One day is equal to about 4/10 of an Earth day. |
| TRANSLATOR: How many natural satellites does your homeland have? |
| Foog: Seventeen or so. |
| TRANSLATOR: Any rings? |
| Foog: Yes, indeed. |
| TRANSLATOR: Describe some of the major surface features of your homeland. |
| Foog: You might have heard about our big red spot. From a distance my planet looks striped. That isn't really the surface though. |
| TRANSLATOR: Is your homeland an inner planet, outer planet, or not a planet? If it is a planet, is it a terrestrial or gas planet? |
| Foog: It is an outer planet and a gas giant. |
| TRANSLATOR: What is the distance from the Sun to your homeland? |
| Foog: 778 million kilometers. |
| TRANSLATOR: What is the size of your homeland? |
| Foog: It is huge. It has a diameter of nearly 143,000 kilometers. |
| TRANSLATOR: Describe the atmosphere of your homeland. |
| Foog: It is mostly hydrogen and helium. |
| TRANSLATOR: What is the surface temperature of your homeland? |
| Foog: Really cold.... -240 degrees Farenheit. |
| TRANSLATOR: Have there been any space missions to your homeland? |
| Foog: In 1979, Pioneer 11 flew by and took pictures of our red spot. |
| TRANSLATOR: What is the latest news on your homeland? |
| Foog: Scientist think that Europa, one of our moons, is full of salt water. |
| TRANSLATOR: How did your homeland get its name? |
| Foog: It was named after the Roman mythological king of heaven and Earth and of all the Olympian gods. It is like the king of the planets. |