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Planets
   
01 The Solar System PIA10231, mod02 by Image Editor on Flickr

  • This is our Solar System
  • It consists of 8 planets, 1 star in the center and several dwarf planet. 
  • The solar system is made up of everything that orbits the sun such as asteroids, planets, comets, and moons. 
  • We all live in a galaxy called the milky way.
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Sandy Hook Sunset by Sister72 on Flickr

  • The Sun is the center of our solar system. 
  • The sun is a star. 
  • It is also a burning ball of gas. 
  • The sun keeps all the planets in orbit with its gravitational pull. 
  • If the sun was to burn out all the planets would spin out of orbit and become frozen in the vast open space. 
  • It is so important to the solar system because without it there would be no heat, no orbit and no US. 
  • This is why the sun is so important it keeps everything alive.
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giugno 1.2007 Luna piena, full Moon, Vollmond by pizzodisevo (therapy - terapia - Therapie ) on Flickr

  • The first planet in our solar system is Mercury
  • Unfortunately, there was no picture of Mercury available so we are going to call this mercury. 
  • Mercury is the closest planet to the sun and oddly enough it is not the warmest planet. 
  • The temperature of Mercury is very hot in the day but very cold at night. 
  • It is the second smallest planet and too close  to the sun for there to be life on it.
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Venus by chrismeller on Flickr

  • This is Venus the second planet from the sun. 
  • Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system. 
  • The reason Venus is the hottest planet and not Mercury, is because Venus is almost all greenhouse gases. 
  • Venus is also too hot for there to be life on. 
  • If you were to find the relative size of all the planets by using fruits Venus would be a green grape.

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Earth, courtesy Apollo 17, and probably the most reproduced image of all time by woodleywonderworks on Flickr

  • Earth is the third planet from the sun. 
  • It is at just a good enough distance from the sun for to be able to have enough warmth and coldness for us to live on. 
  • It takes 24 hours to rotate once on its axis and 365 days to make one full revolution around the sun. 
  • It has a strong gravitational pull which keeps us on the Earth. 
  • It has one moon which is always orbiting the Earth.  
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Planet Mars by cosmobc on Flickr

  • This is Mars the fourth planet from our solar system. 
  • Mars is smaller than Earth. 
  • Mars is covered in rust, that is why it looks so red. 
  • Mars has a moderately cold temperature. 
  • Technology such as the mars rover has been sent into space to learn more about this planet. 
  • Mars is a little bit smaller than earth and does not have life on it, or at least we know this from our knowledge.
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Jupiter by chrismeller on Flickr


  • This is Jupiter, the fifth planet from the sun. 
  • Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system. 
  • Jupiter has yellow bands wrapping around it. 
  • It also has a great red spot which origins are unknown. 
  • Jupiter has quite a warm climate, believe it or not, and is completely made up of gas. 
  • There is a great distance between jupiter and mars. Jupiter far from the sun. 
  • If the planets were being modeled as fruits, Jupiter would be a pumpkin.

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Saturn by chrismeller on Flickr

  • This is Saturn, the sixth planet from the sun.
  • It is the second biggest planet in the solar system. 
  • It has 1000+ rings. 
  • It can reach extremely cold temperatures and has bands wrapping around it. 
  • Its rings are visible without the aid of a telescope.
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Voyager Uranus by FlyingSinger on Flickr

  • This is Uranus, the seventh planet from the sun. 
  • This planet is very cold. 
  • It is tilted on its side for reasons that are unknown. 
  • It also has very thin rings. 
  • It appears to be blue because of its surface. 
  • It cannot be seen without a telescope. 
  • It has a very long revolution period as you may have guessed.
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Hubble's Neptune Anniversary Pictures by NASA Goddard Photo and Video on Flickr

  • This is Neptune, the eighth planet from the sun. 
  • Neptune is also very very cold. 
  • Neptune is the last planet that is actually classified as planet in our solar system. 
  • Neptune also looks blue because of its surface and is about the same size as Uranus. 
  • Neptune is also a name for the god of the sea.
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Pluto by chrismeller on Flickr

  • This is the most famous dwarf planet in our solar system and the ninth planet from the sun. 
  • Pluto is the coldest planet in the solar system. 
  • It is the farthest planet from the sun. 
  • It takes about 220 years for it to orbit completely around the sun. 
  • It is the smallest planet in the entire solar system. 
  • If you were modelling the solar system as fruits, Pluto would be an apple seed.
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