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Jupiter and Mercury have many differences. Mercury has no rings while Jupiter has faint rings. Jupiter has 95 moons while Mercury has none. Another difference is that Mercury is the smallest planet while Jupiter is the largest. Mercury is the closest planet to the sun while Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun.

Five facts:

1. There are 5 dwarf planets in the solar system

2. The Oort Cloud surrounds our solar system

3. Jupiter and Saturn have the most moons in the solar system

4. The Sun takes up 99% of the matter in the solar system

5. Half of the planets are terrestrial and half are ice or gas giants

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You may think Saturn and Uranus are really alike but they are WAY different. Uranus has 28 known moons while Saturn has 274 as of this year and maybe more! Saturn has 7 main rings, and has an average temperature of around -138°C (-218°F) while Uranus has an average temperature of -224 °C and has 13 rings that are dark and thin which make them barely visible. Although Saturn is dense, Uranus is denser due to its composition. Uranus also has 17 hours and 14 minutes in a day (or just 17 hours), making it have a longer day than Saturn, which has 10 hours and 33 minutes in a day (or 10.7 hours).

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5 things I learned

1: Uranus was named after a Greek god.

2: Saturn is 74,897 miles (120,500 kilometers) in size.

3: Venus was named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.

4: Jupiter is 95 recognized moons.

5: Makemake is a disk-like orbiting dwarf planet.

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The Difference between Gas and Rock Planets

There are many different planets in our solar system.From outer to inner,small to big,giants to dwarfs,or rocky to gaseous. Planets are classified by these things:

-Their distance from the Sun

-Their size and scientific name

-Their main composition

-Surrounding moons and rings

-Ability to sustain life

One of the multiple differences is the main composition of planets(what mostly makes them up). They are classified into two different groups, gaseous and rocky. First off,rocky. A rocky planet is a planet with multiple layers and is mainly composed of solid and very hot rock and liquid metal inside the inner core.For example,take our home planet,Earth. Earth, as many people know has multiple layers,can sustain life,and is in something called the Goldilocks Zone. This is the place between the Sun and the rest of the Solar System that will not burn the planet, but won't freeze it either. Next, are the gaseous planets. They are the planets that are somewhat closer to the Sun and are mainly composed of gas.For example, take Jupiter.Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun.Jupiter is mainly composed of hydrogen and helium, and it is what we call a gas giant. Yes. it lives up to its name. It is known for its large size and for its gas composition.

This is the difference between a Gas and Rock planet.

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Venus and Mercury are similar and different in many ways. Mercury is their smallest planet, and closest to the sun. Its surface temperature can be both extremely cold and hot, reaching as hot as 800°F and as low as -290°F. Mercury does not have any rings or moons and is the second densest planet in our solar system. Venus is the second planet from the Sun, and the third brightest planet that we can see. Its thick atmosphere traps in heat like a greenhouse making it the hottest planet. Like Mercury it has no moons and no rings. Both these plants are very unique and different.

1. you can fit 1000 Earth's in Jupiter

2. Jupiter's moon has an ocean that is very salty

3. Uranus has 13 rings

4. Uranus spins sideways

5. Pluto is the brightest dwarf planet

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Jupiter the largest planet in the solar system is probably a lot different from Mercury which is the smallest planet in our solar system. For starters Jupiter has a temperature of -110 degrees Celsius which is really cold if you didn't know while the temperature of Mercury is 800 degrees in the day while at night it can drop down to -290 degrees the temperature of the two planets are nearly 400 degrees apart. Mercury had a size of 3,032 miles while Jupiter has a size of 88,846 miles making it the largest planet the size of the two planets are nearly 85,814 miles apart. These two planets are compared not just because of their size I mean all planets are different but because they are unique. All planets are different all planets are special but Jupiter and Mercury aren't just important, special, or different they are extraordinary

Facts:

1.Neptune was named for the Roman god of the sea.

2. Pluto is still a thing even though it isn't a planet.

3.The solar system formed around 4.6 billion years ago

4. Saturn's rings are made of dust and rocks

5. There could be life or other worlds beyond our solar system.

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Mercury and Neptune are different in there own ways. Starting off they have very different temperatures Mercury is very hot because it is close to the sun,while Neptune is the farthest from the sun.Surprisingly Neptune is bigger than Mercury this is because Neptune is a gas giant.Neptune has about 6 moons while Mercury has none.And it takes them different times to orbit the sun Mercury takes 88 earth days while Neptune takes 60,190 earth days to orbit the sun. Neptune and Mercury have many differences and those are some.

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Pluto and Ceres are both dwarf planets in our solar system, but they have some differences . Pluto has five moon . its largest moon Charon, is about half the size of Pluto. making it the largest known moon to its parent planet in our solar . Pluto's other moons are : Nix, Hydra, Kerosene, and Styx. Pluto was also the first mission to explore the solar system's recently discovered "third zone,". Pluto and its five moons up close and, later, made the first close exploration of a Kipper Belt Object. All of Pluto's moons are named for mythological figures associated with the underworld, a naming convention that started when 11-year-old Vientiane Barney named Pluto in 1930.

facts

1. the Sun that is large enough to pull itself into a nearly round shape but has not been able to clear .

2. Pluto is only about 1,400 miles wide.

3.Pluto up close was NASA's New Horizons.

4. Pluto falls into the dwarf planet category because it is located

5. 930, Pluto was long considered our solar system's ninth planet

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Dwarf planets are planets that are similar to our other planets but smaller Pluto is a dwarf planet Pluto is part of a kuiper belt. In 2006 Pluto was nominated to not be a planet no more because it failed to meet one of its goals. they are celatistic objects that orbit the sun large enough to be spherical due to their gravity. They haven't cleared there orbital path. cecere's is one of them and pluto,hermana. All the Dwarf planets are alike unlike others.

Five facts I learned from the article

There are 5 dwarf planets

one the planets nickname is Santa

Pluto is the brightest dwarf planet

they are celestial planets

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The outer planet Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar System. Also Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun, and the other planets are the sixth, seventh and the eighth planets from the sun. Jupiter is also the oldest planet forming from the dust and gases left over from the Sun. The sixth largest planet is Saturn, Saturn is smaller than Jupiter's but still 578 times as powerful as Earth's. Jupiter has 95 moos and Saturn has 146 moons also Jupiter and Saturn are gas giants. Jupiter gets its namesake from ancient Roman gods. Saturn gets its namesake from the Roman god of wealth, who was also the father of Jupiter.

1. Jupiter is the largest planet and it's 11 times wider than Earth.

2. Saturn is 9 times wider than the Earth

3. Saturn is the only planet in our solar system with a density that is less than water.

4. If Earth were the size of a grape then Jupiter would be about as big as a basketball.

5. Jupiter's appearance is a tapestry of colorful stripes.

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Venus and Earth's Moon, though both our neighbors to our planet, have extremely distinct characteristics that set them apart. Venus, a scorching hot planet, has he hottest atmosphere in our solar system. The atmosphere is also made up of multiple toxic glasses such as carbon dioxide and sulfuric acid. In contrast, the Moon, has mostly thick layer soft air and particles knocked over as an atmosphere. While Venus rotates on its axis, the Moon rotates, perpetually showing the same face to Earth. The Moon's cratered surface is unique and cannot be replaced, whereas Venus's features are more bland and rocky, with a sulfur sky. Even with their differences, both Venus and the Moon have intrigued astronomers and continue to provide information of our solar system.

1. In part of the Vanera program only 10 probes made it to the surface of Venus and the longest survivor lasted two hours.

2. The surface of Venus could be as young as 150 million years old with even older surface particles mixed in.

3. Venus has a mountain higher than mount Everest reaching up to 36,000 feet tall.

4. Scientists have found ancient ice frozen under some craters on the moon.

5. The reason the moon has so many craters is because the moon was hit by asteroids throughout it's formation.

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The Sun and the Earth's moon are different in many unique ways. The Sun's heliosphere doesn't extend quite as far. The heliosphere is the bubble created by the solar wind – a stream of electrically charged gas blowing outward from the Sun in all directions. The moon also has some bad parts like it does not got to all planets like mercury and Venus. The giant planets Jupiter and Saturn lead our solar system’s moon counts. In some ways, the swarms of moons around these worlds resemble mini versions of our solar system. The Sun is the star at the heart of our solar system. Its gravity holds the solar system together. The Sun's gravity holds the solar system together, keeping everything – from the biggest planets to the smallest particles of debris – in its orbit. The connection and interactions between the Sun and Earth drive the seasons, ocean currents, weather, climate, radiation belts and auroras. In some ways, the swarms of moons around these worlds resemble mini versions of our solar system.

1.We use this word solar to because it helps understand things related to our star

2.The solar system we live in includes many things like eight planets and more than half of those planets being apart of the dwarf family,but also we have the sun,hundreds of moons,and thousands of comets and asteroids

3.did you know that are sun is in a small arm of the milky way galaxy called the Orion Arm

4.NASA has been looking very hard for life on other planets in the milky way and even beyond

5.but out of the eight planets did you know mercury and venus are moonless even though Venus does have a quasi-satellite that has officially been named Zoozve.

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Venus is the second planet from the sun Venus spins in the opposite direction from most planets Venus is similar in structure and size to Earth, and is sometimes called Earth's evil twin. Its thick atmosphere traps heat in a runaway greenhouse effect, making it the hottest planet in our solar system with surface temperatures hot enough to melt lead. Below the dense, persistent clouds, the surface has volcanoes and deformed mountains.Thirty miles up (about 50 kilometers) from the surface of Venus temperatures range from 86 to 158 Fahrenheit (30 to 70 Celsius). This temperature range could accommodate Earthly life, such as “extremophile” microbes. And atmospheric pressure at that height is similar to what we find on Earth’s surface.

At the tops of Venus’ clouds, whipped around the planet by winds measured as high as 224 mph (360 kph), we find another transformation. Persistent, dark streaks appear. Scientists are so far unable to explain why these streaks remain stubbornly intact, even amid hurricane-force winds. They also have the odd habit of absorbing ultraviolet radiation.

five facts i learned :

. Venus is the sixth biggest planet in the solar system.

.Venus is hotter than mercury even tho mercury is the closest to the sun.

.Venus takes 243 Earth days to complete one rotation, while it takes only 225 Earth days to orbit the sun. This means a day on Venus is actually longer than its year.

.Venus spins clockwise on its axis.

.Venus has 90 times the atmospheric pressure of Earth.

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Neptune and Earth have lots of differences such as size, size can refer to diameter length, and height. The next difference is temperature now temperature can all depend on how close/far it is from the sun, also how much gas etc it has. the next difference is what it's place is in how big it is compared to other planets. The second to last difference it may tend to have is how many moons orbits the plan it like only 1 moon tends to orbit the Earth but on the other hand Neptune has 16 moons that rotate it's self oh and what kind of material or whats most likely going to be on the moon, Neptune's moons have icy material while earth have lots of dust and mercury. another difference these 2 planets can have in differences is there atmosphere Neptune's atmosphere is made of helium, hydrogen, and a little methane. the another difference they will most deferentially have is Magnetosphere, Magnetosphere is the astronomical body in it's magnetic field. All in all these planets seem to be different in many ways.

facts I learned:

1: Neptune's wind speeds can reach up to 1,200 miles per hour and Earth's wind speeds only reached a max speed of 250 miles per hour.

2: Earth is the fifth largest planet in the solar system, while Neptune is the fourth largest planet I the solar system.

3:one day on Neptune takes 16 hours for it to rotate or spin and the Earth takes about 24 hours to spin or rotate.

4: the diameter of the Earth is 7926 miles (12,760 kilometers) while Neptune is 30,775 miles(49,528 kilometers)

5: Neptune was named after the Roman god of the sea, while Earth was named after Roman gods and goddesses.

6: the Earth's structure are the inner core at the center of the Earth , outer core, mantle, and the crust, while Neptune's structure is made of hot dense of ice like water, methane, and ammonia and above a small, rocky core.

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The Difference Between Mars and Jupiter

Mars and Jupiter are two very different planets in our solar system. Mars is much smaller than Jupiter and is known as the red planet because of its reddish surface. Jupiter is a gas giant and the largest planet in the solar system, stripes and a huge red storm called the Great Red Spot. While Mars has two tiny moons,Jupiter has over 80 moons, including the largest one in the solar system, Ganymede. There are various interesting features in the two plants,but they show just how different the planets in the solar system are.

Five Fun Facts

1.The word solar system came from the Latin word solis.

2.The solar system travels around the Milky Way at a speed of 515,000 per hour.

3.It would take 230 million years for our solar system to orbit around the center of the Milky Way.

4.Our solar system has eight planets and five dwarf planets—Pluto, Ceres, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris

5.In the Milky Way galaxy, our solar system is located on one of its arms called Orion Spur

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Have you heard that humans have begun learning more about Mars? What makes Mars so different from our home planet Earth? Actually Earth and Mars have many similarities and differences! Many years ago it actually had a warmer and wetter climate! NASA missions have uncovered that Mars actually used to have more humid weather with a thicker atmosphere billions of years ago. A few similarities both planets Earth and Mars have are that Mars finishes an orbit around the sun in 24.6 hours. This time is close to the time Earth takes to complete one full rotation (23.9 hours for a full rotation around the sun on earth). Another fact is that Mars actually has an axis of rotation that is tilted 25 degrees almost like Earth who has a tilt of 23.4 degrees. Some differences however are that instead of one moon like Earth, Mars has 2 moons named Phobos and Deimos who get their names from the horses that pulled the chariot of the god Ares. Another detail is that Mars is only half the size of Earth as Mars has a radius of 2,106 miles. All in all, Earth and Mars have many differences and similarities both plants having unique conditions that impact its environments.

Mars is home to the largest volcano in the solar system, Olympus Mons and its three times bigger than the tallest mountain on earth, Mount Everest.

Mars currently has no global magnetic filed but a few areas in its southern hemisphere are magnetized indicating it may have had one 4 billion years ago

Pluto had a moon bigger than itself causing it to wobble.

Our moon on Earth is actually the 5th biggest in our solar system.

About every 400,00 years on average a reversal happens where the Earths magnetic fields direction is flipped

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Although Pluto and Haumea are both dwarf planets There are many differences about them. For Example Pluto has five moons named Charon, Styx, Nix, Kerberos, and Hydra while Haumea only has two called , Namaka and Hi'iaka. Also Haumea's orbit is very fast unlike Pluto that has a slower orbit.Unlike Pluto haumea has a oval shaped appearance which would make you think it is bigger but actually that is incorrect Pluto's diameters are 1,477 while Haumea's diameters are 1,080 miles. Haumea's orbit time is 285 years while Pluto's is 248 years.Finally Haumea is the only dwarf planet to have rings.

1. Oort cloud is a giant spherical shell surrounds our solar system

2. Out of eight planets, Mercury and Venus are the only ones with no moons.

3. Our solar system formed 4.6 billion years ago.

4. Only rocky material could withstand the heat when the solar system was young.

5. You can fit 1000 Earth's in Jupiter.

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Mars and Mercury have differences. They also have some things in common. Like how Mars has some oxygen that we could possibly live in (but we are not expecting us going anytime soon), while we know that Mercury is not livable. Mercury is also smaller than Mars. Mars also has two moons, the moons are named Phobos and Deimos, while Mercury has none. Mercury has a radius of 1,516 miles while Mars has a radius of 2,106. So all in all Mars is the bigger planet and is most likely more able to hold humans on it.

5 fun facts about our solar system (The Milky Way)

-The sun holds 99.8% of the solar systems mass.

-Jupiter's moon has a ocean that is highly salty.

-Mercury takes 3 earth months to orbit the sun

-some of the rocks on earth came from Mars through space.

-Jupiter has had a storm going on for 300 years and is still going on

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People are known to think that dwarf planets such as Pluto should still have been a part of the solar system because of its sizing compared to Neptune. All because Pluto isn't that small compared to Neptune, but it's the wrong way. Neptune is considered a planet that belongs in the solar system, because of its size, mass, and alignment. Long ago Pluto was a part of the solar system, yet in 2006 Pluto was established as a dwarf planet and not a part of our solar system. Neptune is huge compared to Pluto. Our moon here orbiting Earth is bigger than Pluto! Pluto even has a moon that orbits it and makes Pluto even wobble a bit. Even though Neptune is close to Pluto that does not mean that they are the same in ways. From our own eyes we see Neptune and Pluto not too different but up close they are almost opposites.

Five things I learned today:

Charon (a moon) makes Pluto wobble because of how big it is.

Neptune is so big compared to Pluto it is the fourth largest planet in the solar system.

Only in 2006 was Pluto established a dwarf planet.

Kuiper Belt is where most dwarf planets are located

Neptune is so big it's called a giant ice planet, because of how large, and cold it is.

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Mars and Neptune are very unalike. To start, Neptune is an outer planet and is even the farthest away from the sun being 2.8 billion miles away from the sun, however Mars on the other hand, is an inner planet and is way closer to the sun than Neptune being 142 million miles away from the sun. Not only do they have different distances from the sun, but they also differentiate in size as well. Mars is only the 7th largest planet out of the eight only having a radius of 2,106 miles, just ahead of mercury, making it very small compared to others. On the other hand, Neptune is a pretty big planet and is the 4th largest planet out of the 8 being right ahead of earth and right behind Uranus, Neptune has a radius of 30,775 miles. Neptune as well, also has 16 known moons, while Mars only has 2. To sum this up, Mars and Neptune both have lots of differences in almost every aspect of the two planets.

5 Facts I have learned about from this article:

1. Neptune was named for the Roman god of the sea

2. Mars has a radius of 2,106 miles.

3. There is a giant spherical shell that surrounds are solar system called the Oort Cloud.

4. Are solar system formed about 4.6 billion years ago.

5. There could be life or other worlds beyond are solar systems.

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There are 8 total planets in our solar system, and two are complete opposites. Those two complete opposite planets are the hottest to the coldest planets in our solar system , Venus and Uranus. First, to finish a whole day on Uranus it would take up to 17 hours, while on Venus it would take up to 5832 hours. Also, while Venus is one of only two planets in our solar system that doesn't have a moon, but it does have a satellite that has officially been named zooze. Uranus' moons are unique in being named for characters from the works of William Shakespeare and Alexander Pope. Lastly, even though these planets may be opposite. Something that they both share is the fact that they both rotate in the opposite direction compared to most other planets in our solar system. In conclusion, even though there are 8 planets, Uranus and Venus are the most opposite out of all of them.

five facts :

Uranus has 28 moons going around the planet

Venus orbits the sun from an average distance of 67 million miles

Uranus is made up of a bunch of just swirling fluids

The reason why Venus is so hot is because it's the second planet from earth

Uranus is surrounded by 13 faint rings

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Yet Neptune and Uranus are both ice giants, they are extremely different in multiple ways. To start off, Neptune is known for its dynamic atmosphere, featuring large, dark spots. Uranus has a more stable atmosphere with fewer visible features. Neptune is slightly smaller than Uranus, but it has a slightly larger mass. Now, they are both blue-green. But, Neptune appears more vibrant blue due to a thinner haze layer, allowing more blue light to reach the lower atmosphere and be reflected. Uranus has more haze, giving it a slightly lighter, greenish-blue appearance. Neptune has an internal heat source, while Uranus is not generating heat from within.

Five Facts :

Our solar system has hundreds of moons Plants, Asteroids, and more!

Both Uranus and Neptune have rings, but Uranus's rings are more vibrant while Neptune's are fainter.

Uranus spins sideways!

Mars has dust storms.

You can fit 1000+ Earths into Jupiter !

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People generally think of Mars and earth as polar opposites; although they do have their differences, they are similar in many ways. One way Earth and Mars are similar is that they both have some kind of H2O (water.) Although it is not visible, ice is buried directly underneath the surface. One way these two planets are different is their size and color. Mars is red and brown from the rusted iron on the surface and has a volume of 39.2 billion cubic miles compared to earth's 260 billion cubic miles.

Here are 5 interesting facts about the solar system:

Some asteroids orbit moons instead of planets.

The solar system formed about 4.6 billion years ago.

Along with our eight planets there are also five (officially named) dwarf planets.

Only rocky material could survive the heat from the sun when the solar system was first formed.

The order of the planets in the solar system is due to the way the solar system formed.

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Yet Jupiter and Saturn are both gas giants, they have many differences. Jupiter is much larger than Saturn. Jupiter has 95 moons and Saturn has 146. Another difference is Jupiter has faint rings that are very slim and Saturn has huge rings that make it stand out. Jupiter rotates faster than Saturn making its years shorter. On Jupiter in is significantly warmer it is -166F when on Saturn it is -220F. These 2 planets have many similarities and differences. Which set them apart from other planets.

Five Facts I learned:

1: Jupiter has rings they are just extremely faint.

2: Saturn has 146 moons in its orbit.

3: Some of the materials in Saturn's rings are as big as a house.

4: Saturn's rings are made of dust and rocks.

5: You could fit over 1000 Earths in Jupiter.

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Mercury and Jupiter are different, not only in their size comparison, but also in many other ways too. Mercury is the smallest planet and the closest to the sun, while Jupiter is the largest planet and the fifth planet of our solar system. Mercury does not have any moons, but Jupiter has 95 moons that have been recognized as its moons. Mercury is made of rocks and is terrestrial, Jupiter is a gas giant and about 30 times Mercury in size. Jupiter has rings and Mercury does not have any rings. Mercury is the second densest planet after Earth, and Jupiter is made of gas, when its hydrogen gas gets compressed into a liquid it is the biggest ocean, just its made of liquid gas instead of water.

Five Fun Facts About Our Solar System:

Our solar system orbits around the Milky Way galaxy at about 515,000 mph

It takes our solar system about 230 million years to orbit around the galactic center

Our hottest planet is Venus even though Mercury is the closest to the Sun

Mercury and Venus don't have any moons.

Pluto's largest moon is Charon and it is said to make Pluto wobble

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All of the objects in the solar system are different, whether it's size, shape, color, or temperature, they all have a spot somewhere in the universe. Two things in the solar system that are polar opposites are Mercury and Neptune. To start let's talk about the temperature on the planets, Mercury is the closest planet to the sun therefore it is the hottest, and human life would never be able to happen on Mercury because the atmosphere is too thin and you would burn. Neptune is the furthest away from the sun therefore it is the coldest, human life would also not be possible due to how far Neptune is away from the sun and it is way too cold. Now, time for the size and how that is such a big difference, Mercury is classified as the smallest planet in the solar system and because of that it would take roughly 2.1 billion of Mercury to fill up Jupiter. Aside from Mercury Neptune is the fourth largest planet in the solar system and is slightly larger than Earth. Mercury and Neptune are both planets but are completely different, they are alike in some ways but others they just don't fit into the same category.

Mercury has the diameter of 4879.4 km making it the smallest planet.

Neptune is the fourth largest with a diameter of 49,528 km.

The typical high temperature for Mercury is 800°F (430°C) and has lows of -290°F (-180°C)

The average temperature for Neptune is around -364 degrees Fahrenheit (-220 degrees Celsius)

Neptune is an ice giant which has a dark blue color caused by methane in its atmosphere and it also has a strong magnetic field.

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The planet Earth, and the smaller dwarf planet Pluto are quite different, but also similar in many ways. Pluto is a dwarf planet, classified as such in 2006 because other objects may collide with its orbit. One Earth and Pluto's similarities is that they are both not composed of gas, like Saturn, Uranus, Jupiter, and Neptune. Another difference is that Earth only has one moon while Pluto has five one of which is causing it to wobble. All in all Earth and Pluto haves differences and similarities.

1. Pluto's largest moon is named Charon

2. Charon is half the size of Pluto

3. The last time someone was on the moon was in 1972

4. The moon is drifting away from Earth

5. Pluto is part of the Kuiper belt.

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There are multiple different ways that moons are different but there are a couple planets that don't have moons and they are mercury and Venus. Although Venus does have a quasi-satellite that has officialy been named zoozve.  Also there are hundreds of moons orbiting different planets and asteroids. The giant planets Jupiter and Saturn lead our solar system’s moon counts. In some ways, the swarms of moons around these worlds resemble mini versions of our solar system. Pluto, smaller than our own moon, has five moons in its orbit, including Charon, our moon is so large it makes Pluto wobble.

5 facts I have learned while reading:

1. the moon is so large compared to Pluto it makes it wobble.

2.mercury and Venus don't have any moons

3. the swarms of moons make a mini version of the solar system

4.Venus does have a quasi-satellite that makes it's Zoozve

5.The giant planets Jupiter and Saturn lead our solar system’s moon counts.

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Neptune it looks cool and l have some facts Neptune is the eighth and farthest known planet from the sun Average temperature: -201°C (-331°F) where atmospheric pressure equals sea level on Earth.Average distance from Sun: 4,495 million kilometers (2,793 million miles), or 30 times farther from the Sun than Earth Diameter: 49,528 kilometers (30,775 miles), Neptune is 3.9 times wider than Earth Neptune is classified as an ice giant, meaning it's composed primarily of water, ammonia, and methane ices above a rocky core Its atmosphere is made up of hydrogen, helium, and methane Methane in the atmosphere gives Neptune its distinct blue color by absorbing red light and reflecting blue light Neptune has the strongest winds in the solar system, reaching speeds of over 1,200 mph (2,000 km/h) It's known for its Great Dark Spot, a massive storm similar to the Great Red Spot on Jupiter Neptune has a system of rings, though they are very faint Neptune has 14 known moons, with Triton being the largest Triton orbits Neptune in a retrograde direction, meaning it moves opposite to the planet's rotation Neptune is the coldest planet in our solar system, with an average surface temperature of -353°F (-214°C) Neptune is the only planet in our solar system not visible to the naked eye Only one spacecraft, Voyager 2, has flown past Neptune Neptune is a unique planet in our solar system Like Uranus, Neptune is classified as an ice giant, meaning it's composed of a hot, dense fluid of "icy" materials like water, methane, and ammonia above a small rocky core It is the fourth-largest planet in the Solar System by diameter, the third-most-massive planet, and the densest giant planet. It is 17 times the mass of Earth.

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Earth and Jupiter are two fascinating planets in our solar system, offering contrasts and similarities. Earth and Jupiter differ greatly in size, with Jupiter being the largest planet in the solar system, over 11 times Earth's diameter. Earth supports life, having water, a breathable atmosphere, and a temperate climate, whereas Jupiter's harsh environment and toxic gases are inhospitable to life as we know it. While Earth has a solid surface composed of land and oceans, Jupiter is a gas giant without a defined solid surface, primarily made of hydrogen and helium. Earth's single moon contrasts with Jupiter's staggering 95 moons, showcasing its gravitational dominance. Earth rotates in approximately 24 hours, giving it a day-night cycle, while Jupiter spins much faster, completing a rotation in just about 10 hours. Earth takes 365 days to orbit the Sun, whereas Jupiter, farther from the Sun, takes nearly 12 Earth years. Lastly, Earth's atmosphere is thin and supports diverse ecosystems, while Jupiter's dense atmosphere features violent storms, including the iconic Great Red Spot—a storm lasting centuries. Together, Earth and Jupiter remind us of the diversity and wonder of our solar system

5 facts

1.Dwarf planet Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter

2.Ceres is the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system.

3.There are two main arms of our galaxy.

4.Our solar system orbits the center of the galaxy at about 515,000 mph

5.It takes about 230 million years to complete one orbit around the galactic center.

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The Oort cloud and Ceres are two of the most vastly different identifiable things in our solar system. First of all, Ceres is a dwarf planet, meaning it is very small. The Oort cloud is insanely massive. It is a bubble of rock and dust; the inside is 5,000 au away from the sun, and the outside is 100,000 au (almost two light-years) away. Ceres is only 296 miles big. The next difference is that Ceres is in the inner solar system while the Oort cloud is the border of it. These things make these 2 of the most different things in the solar system.

The Oort cloud is the border of the solar system

Ceres is the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system

The Oort cloud is over a light-year thick

A lot of the Oort cloud is ice

Ceres takes up 25% of the matter in the asteroid belt

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Though their size prevents them from having the title of planet, Pluto and Eris are still part of our vast solar system. Pluto was once considered one of our nine main planets, but in 2006, it was renamed to a dwarf planet. However, Eris was never considered one of them, and likely contributed to Pluto's demotion in title. Contrast to Pluto's five known moons, Eris has only one: Dysnomia. Eris's Surface temperature ranges from roughly -359 degrees Fahrenheit to -405, while Pluto's range is more distinct, having -375 at the coldest, and -400 at warmest. Although similar, Pluto and Eris are two distinct parts of our solar system.

Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune all have rings, Saturn's are just more prominent

There are a total of thirteen planets/dwarf planets in our solar system

All inner planets are rock giants, and all outer planets are gas giants

One AU is the mean distance of the sun to the Earth

Mars most probably isn't housing any living things right now, but due to it's water reserves and signs of activity scientists expect to find life from long ago when the world was more inhabitable

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Many people have been making Mars and Earth seem like the same planet. Scientists have found many ways they are similar but there are some important differences to be considered. To start we can talk about the surfaces of both. Named after Romans, Mars was given its name because of the Martian dirt oxidize, or rust on its surface giving Mars its reddish hue which is very different from Earth's lush green and blue hues. The size is also a change from earth, not a huge one though. Mars only has a radius of 2,106 miles while Earth has a radius of 7926 miles. Mars is less than half of earth. The last main difference is the orbit of both. Though they are similar in most things their orbit is different. Mars takes 24.6 hours to make an orbit around the sun similar to Earth's (23.9 hours). Mars orbit also makes the years longer, this makes a year 687 days instead of Earth's 365 days. Mars may be similar to earth but the small differences count. Mars is its own planet.

5 Facts:

1. Our galaxy has two major arms and two minor arms.

2. The name solar system came from the word solar as a word to talk about stars.

3. Saturn's rings are made of ice and rocks.

4. The Oort Cloud can make ice pieces larger than mountains.

5. Venues is the hottest planet even though Mars is closest to the sun.

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Earth and Jupiter have a key differences their size.

Size: Juptier is one of the largest planets in the solar system. Earth is one of the smallest planets.

Atmosphere: Unlike Jupiter, earth has life on their planet and air people can breath. There are living things on earth like people, Animals, plants, and other key thing to survive.

Rotation and Day Length: Earth completes a rotation in about 24 hours. Jupiter spins much faster, with a day lasting roughly 10 hours earlier .

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Neptune and Uranus are the twin blues of our solar system; however, much more lies beneath the surface than just gas. For a start, both Uranus and Neptune are gas/ ice giants; however, while Neptune only has five very young rings, Uranus has eleven. Their atmospheres mostly consist of helium, hydrogen, small amounts of methane, and traces of water and ammonia. They both have rocky cores roughly the same size as Earth. Strangely enough, although Uranus is slightly larger than Neptune, it places second least dense giant above Saturn, whereas Neptune places the second densest giant.

Five facts about Neptune:

1. It's color is actually almost the same as Uranus'

2. It is the second densest giant

3. It is named after the Roman god of the Sea

4. It is the only planet not visible by naked eye on Earth

5. High noon on Neptune would look like twilight on Earth

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The Difference Between The Sun And The

Earth

The Sun and Earth are really different, but both are super important in the solar system. Earth is the only planet we know that can support life because it has water, air, and land, while the Sun is a huge, burning ball of gas where nothing can live. The Sun is much hotter than Earth—the center of the Sun reaches 27 million degrees Fahrenheit, while Earth's core is about 10,000 degrees Fahrenheit, which is way cooler in comparison. They are made of different things too—the Sun is mostly gas like hydrogen and helium, while Earth is made of rock, metal, and water, which lets plants, animals, and people live here. Even though Earth is much smaller than the Sun, they work together to make life possible by giving us heat, light, and gravity to keep everything in place.

1.Earth is the only known planet to support life, thanks to its water, oxygen-rich atmosphere, and perfect distance from the Sun.

2.Earth's structure consists of four main layers: the crust (where we live), the mantle, the outer core, and the inner core, which is made of solid iron.

3.Earth's gravity keeps everything grounded and makes sure the atmosphere stays in place, allowing us to breathe.

4.Earth spins on its axis every 24 hours, giving us day and night, while it takes 365 days to complete one orbit around the Sun.

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By: Ellie Grantham

Mercury and Jupiter although seem to have only differences, do have some similarities. First off, Jupiter is the largest planet, while Mercury is the smallest. Another difference is their size. Mercury, being small, only has a radius of 1,516 miles, while Jupiter has a radius of 43,441. Some similarities between these two planets are their temperatures, and how long ago they formed. Jupiter can have a temperature as low as -256 degrees Fahrenheit and Mercury can reach as low as -290 degrees Fahrenheit. Another similarity is how long ago they formed. Jupiter formed about 4.6 billion years ago and Mercury formed about 4.5 billion years ago. Over all Mercury and Jupiter, though seem very different do have some similarities.

Interesting facts I learned-

1. It takes about 230 million years to complete a full orbit around the galactic center.

2. NASA is searching for life inside and out of our solar system.

3. The phrase "Solar System" comes from the word "solar" meaning star, which originated from the Latin word "Solis."

4. It takes three minutes for sunlight to reach Mercury.

5. The Oort Cloud is so far away that it can take thousands of years for comets to reach the sun.

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The planets Jupiter and Mercury are very different from each other in lots of ways. For example, Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, while Mercury is the smallest. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun making it an inner planet, when Jupiter is the fifth farthest away from the Sun, making it an outer planet. Jupiter is made up of mostly hydrogen and helium, and is called a "gas giant". Mercury is mostly made up of rocks and dust, just like a lot of the inner planets. Mercury is one of 2 planets that does not have any moons. Jupiter is just one of the many planets that have moons, Jupiter has 95 moons with four being large and the rest are small. These are just a few differences between Jupiter and Mercury.

5 facts I learned

1. Jupiter would be twice as big as all the planets combined

2. Farther out from the Kuiper belt is the Oort cloud

3. The hottest planet in our solar system is Venus

4. Mercury was named after the swiftest of the Roman gods

5. Jupiter has a ring around it made of dark rocks and particles.

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Some people believe that the planets earth and Venus are basically the same but in most ways these planets can be completely different. One of the first ways these planets can be different is the extreme amount of heat. The amount of heat is so large because the planet is right next to the sun causing a ton of radiation to be delivered right to the planet. The second way I believe these two planets are far from being twins is the vast amount of light on the planet if someone was somehow teleported up there they would be instantly blinded by the abundance of light on the planet. There are a lot of more differences that I could say but for now I think I'm going to only state 2 more. so anyway another reason why I believe that the two planets are different is because the planet could not hold most life forms because of the lack of water that rests on the planet. If this planet held water it could have probably sustained lots of larger wild life but for now it can only hold small micro organisms. The reason these two planet are different is because they both have way different amounts of time that it takes to orbit the sun the earth takes 365 while according to the article it only takes 117 days to make a fool orbit.

5 of the facts I have learned while reading

1. Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system

2. earth and Venus are almost twins

3. Venus can hold small amount of life

4. Venus can have temperatures go up to 158 degrees Fahrenheit

5. wind have been recorded to go up to 224 mph

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Normal planets and dwarf planets have many differences that set them apart from each other. Dwarf planets aren't classified as actual planets, instead they are called dwarf planets. Dwarf planets don't meet the requirements to be called a planet. Now lets get into comparing dwarf and non-dwarf planets. Dwarf planets tend to be smaller that your average planet. Pluto, one of the most well known dwarf planets used to be an actual planet until scientist discovered that Pluto was in fact not a normal planet yet a dwarf planet. The gravity on Pluto was so less than what makes a planet a planet that it was no longer a planet. Let's take Earth for example, Earth has water and resources for plants and animals to thrive in. Death also has lots of mass making the gravity perfect for living things. Earth also has good air quality so that any living thing can breathe properly. Earth is great to live on but Pluto is a different story. Pluto has gravity that would probably make you float for years if you jumped of it and there is no life or resources on Pluto that could sustain life. As you can see dwarf and non-dwarf planets are very different an unique.

Things Learned

1. The word solar comes from the Latin word solis and so does the word sun.

2. There are only five officially named dwarf planets.

3. The sun is in the Orion arm of the milky way.

4. Our solar system was formed over 4.6 billion years ago.

5. NASA is still searching for life on other planets.

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There are many differences between Venus and Saturn. One difference is their size. Saturn is much bigger, it is the second largest planet in the solar system. Venus on the other hand is smaller, it is the sixth largest planet in the solar system. Another difference is that Venus is located in the inner solar system (it is the second closest to the sun), while Saturn is in the outer solar system (it is the sixth closest to the sun). The final difference, possibly the most important, between Saturn and Venus is that Venus is a terrestrial planet, and Saturn is a gas giant. Finally, one similarity between Saturn and Venus is that they are both classified as planets.

5 fun facts about the solar system:

1. Pluto used to be considered and planet but now it is called a dwarf planet

2. Earth is the only planet we know of that contains life

3. Venus is the hottest planet in the solar system even though mercury is the closest

4. It takes the solar system 230,000,000 years to orbit the Milky Way (our galaxy)

5. The solar system has 5 (officially considered) dwarf planets

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Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system but the sun is the biggest thing in the solar system.A very big difference is the temperature Jupiter is very cold but the sun is very very hot.A other big difference is their size, the sun is ten times wider then Jupiter! Also Jupiter has 95 moon and the sun has none. They also have some similarities like they are both made up of hydrogen and helium

7 facts about the solar system

1. the sun is 10 times bigger than Jupiter

2. Jupiter is a planet and the sun is a star

3. the sun is small compared to most stars

4. Jupiter has 95 moons

5. Jupiter can fit 1000 earths inside off it's self

6. it was made 4.6 billion years ago

7. only rocky planets can from near the sun since it is so hot

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There are many differences between Earth and pluto. One difference is pluto is not a planet it is a dwarf planet. Another difference is the amount of knowledge we have about them. we live on Earth so we know a lot about it but we know much less about Pluto. Pluto is 39 times further from the sun than earth. in conclusion there are many differences between different objects in our solar system.

THINGS I LEARNED

1. Pluto's surface has mountains, valleys, plains, and craters. The temperature on Pluto can be as cold as -375 to -400 degrees Fahrenheit.

2. The Oort Cloud is the boundary of the Sun's gravitational influence.

3. Our solar system extends much farther than the planets that orbit the

Sun.

4. Haumea is an oval-shaped dwarf planet that is one of the fastest rotating large objects in our solar system. The fast spin distorts Haumea's shape, making this dwarf planet look like a football.

5. Haumea is the first known Kuiper Belt Object to have rings.

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Mars and Pluto are very different and are both in our solar system. One difference is that Mars is a planet and Pluto is classified as a dwarf planet. Another difference between the two is that Pluto is made up of lots of different types of rocks, but mostly ice and gas while Mars is made up of many / lots of different types of objects. Then their is temp. Pluto is about -387 degress and Mars is about -85 degrees far in height.

Scientists believe that there might be a chance of life on Mars because it has the air that we breathe and everything. Still working on water, but there could be a chance. Now, back to the facts of our solar system: 1. Pluto has a moon so big that it makes Pluto look like the moon. 2. there are five dwarf planets. 3. Mars has no global magnetic field today, but areas of the Martian crust in the southern hemisphere are highly magnetized, indicating a trace of a magnetic field from four billion years ago. 4. It takes two hundred and thirty million years to complete one orbit around the center of our galaxy. 5. Some asteroids have moons.

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Pluto and Ceres are both dwarf planets in our solar system, but they have some differences. Pluto has five moons but Ceres does not have any. Ceres is significantly bigger than Ceres being 1,477 miles across, Ceres is only 296 miles. Ceres takes a short 4.6 Earth years compared to Pluto to orbit the sun, but Pluto takes 248 Earth years. Ultimately There are many differences between Pluto and Ceres that make them unique.

5 facts about our solar system

1. It formed 4.6 billion years ago.

2. Our solar system orbit the center of our galaxy at about 515,000 mph.

3. So far we only now about life on Earth but we are searching for others planets that can sustain life.

4. Only rocky planets can form near the sun because it is so hot.

5. The sun formed because matter way being pulled to the center of the solar system and it formed the sun.

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Even though Jupiter and Saturn are both very large and are gas planets, they still have many differences. To begin with, Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system, while Saturn is the second largest. Secondly, Saturn is made of hydrogen and helium, while Jupiter is made of the dust and gases left over from the Sun (so basically both of them are made up of hydrogen and helium). One similarity is that both of them are not conductive for life, that is because of the extreme temperatures, pressures, and materials in the planet, however, some of Saturn's moons do have potential to life as they have inner oceans that can support life. Both planets have rings except the ring of Jupiter is formed by dark particles, while Saturn's ring was formed by comets, asteroids, and broken up moons. Lastly, Jupiter and Saturn both have similarities and differences.

Here are 5 facts I think were very interesting from the article.

1. Jupiter has a ring around it made up of dark particles.

2. Winds in Saturn can get up to 1,600 feet per second. (The largest hurricane wind speed ever recorded only reached up to 360 feet per second compared to Saturn's winds).

3. There might be another planet in our solar system about 1.5 times the size of Earth and called Planet X and remains theoretical.

4. The temperature of the inner core of the Sun is about 27 million°F or 15 million°C.

5. It takes 13 minutes for sunlight to reach Mars, while it only takes 3 minutes to reach Mercury. Probably because it's closer to the sun.

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Inner and outer planets in the Solar System are very different. Inner planets include Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. These planets are also known as terrestrial because they have a solid surface. These planets are also closer to the sun than outer planets. On the other hand outer plants are the giant planets in our solar system. They don't have hard surfaces, they instead have a gas surface. Jupiter and Saturn are also known as gas giants. Neptune and Uranus are also known as ice giants. Outer planets are farther away from the sun.

it takes about 203 million years to complete one orbit around the galactic center

our solar system was built about 4.6 billion years ago

hydrogen atoms began to combine and form helium, releasing a big amount of energy forming the Sun

Inner planets are terrestrial

Outer planets are gas giants

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There are many things that make our solar system very unique. We are the only known solar system to be able to sustain life. But NASA is looking for other solar systems with life (like bacteria) but so far none have been found. Our solar system also has a unique variable in the type of planets and dwarfs we have. Like our inner planets are rocky and our outer plants are made of gas. Our solar system has a ton of moons, 300 to be exact. With Jupiter and Saturn having the most out of all the planets.

5 really cool facts about our solar system are:

1. Venus is hotter than Mercury even though Mercury is closer to the Sun.

2. More than 300 spacecrafts have made it farther than Earth's orbit.

3. Our planetary system is called "the solar system based on the Latin word for star, which is "Solis".

4. Our solar system orbits the center of the milky way at 515,000 mph.

5. It takes our solar system 230 million years to make a complete orbit around the galactic center.

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Earth and Venus are two planets that are close to each other in space, but they are very different in many ways. Both planets have solid ground, but Earth is full of life and Venus is not. Earth has air we can breathe, while Venus has thick, poisonous clouds of carbon dioxide and acid. Venus is much hotter than Earth, with temperatures so high they could melt metal, but Earth is just the right temperature for living things. Earth spins normally and has seasons, but Venus spins backward and very slowly—its day is longer than its year! Earth also has water and oceans, while Venus is dry and covered in thick clouds. Despite being neighbors in the solar system, Earth and Venus show just how diverse and fascinating planets can be!

5 Facts I Learned

1 Venus is even hotter than Mercury even though Mercury is the closest planet to the sun and Venus is only the second closest to the sun.

2 Pluto used to be the ninth planet but in 2006 scientists changed it to a dwarf planet

3 I used to think that rovers spent days on Mars on end but the longest time on spent on Mars is only 2 hours

4 Mars can be as cold as -225 degrees Fahrenheit but can only get to about 70 degrees Fahrenheit

5 About twelve Earth years is equal to one year on earth because it is so far away from the sun.

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Yes, it has been stated before that it may be possible eventually for humans to move and live onto Mars. While this may be true let's discuss our home, Earth and the planet Mars. To compare and contrast some things: Mars is very hot with almost no humidity at its high 70 degrees, but the thing is it can also get to down to -250 degrees which if you put it into contrast with the lowest temperature of Earth is very dangerous. Earth can be a good mix of both hot and cold depending on where you are. Mars is not a tiny planet but to put it into perspective, Mars is about half the size of Earth. You know how Earth's sky is blue? well Mar's sky to the human eye, if you were to stand on the planet and look up would be red.

Fact 1: Some asteroids have moons, not just planets.

Fact 2: There might be another planet called plant X but scientists aren't super sure.

Fact 3: A year on Pluto is about 248 years on earth.

Fact 4: Pluto has its own moon.

Fact 5: Venus is hotter than Mercury even though Venus is closer to the sun.

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You may think Neptune and Uranus are just the same but just a different color but they have many differences. Firstly Neptune, It has supersonic winds. Although Uranus is is also windy it is not even close to supersonic. Uranus is very cold like Neptune but it isn't as dark because it is only the second to last planet. Neptune is so far away and dark that you cant see it with the naked eye.

1 our solar system orbits at 515 thousand miles per hour.

2 It takes 230 million years to orbit around the milky way.

3 Venus is hotter than mercury even though it is closer to the sun.

4 some asteroids have moons not just planets

5 soon some space craft will leave our solar system

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Our solar system is way bigger than just the planets we see. Past Neptune is the Kuiper Belt, a huge ring of icy space rocks. Most of them are small, but Pluto is the biggest one. Even farther is the Oort Cloud, a giant ball of icy space bits that go super far away. Scientists have never seen it, but they know it's real because of comets that come from there.

The Oort Cloud stretches really far about 1.6 light-years away. It marks the end of the Sun's gravity, where objects can turn back and come closer. The Sun also has a bubble called the heliosphere, which stops between 80 to 100 times the distance of Earth to the Sun. NASA sent two spacecraft, Voyager 1 and 2, past this edge. They are in interstellar space, but it will take thousands of years for them to leave the Oort Cloud.

Five Facts About the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud:

1. The Kuiper Belt was named after Gerard Kuiper, a scientist who predicted icy space rocks beyond Neptune.

2. Pluto was once said to be the ninth planet in our solar system, but scientists reclassified it as a dwarf planet in 2006.

3. The Oort Cloud is so far away that sunlight barely reaches its outer parts.

4. Comets that we see in the sky likely come from the Oort Cloud and travel for thousands of years before reaching the Sun.

5. The Oort Cloud isn’t actually a ring—it's a thick shell of icy space debris that surrounds the solar system.

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Carrington Blakemore

Venus and Mercury are both in the solar system they are planets. Venus and Mercury are both the nearest to the sun Mercury is 0.4 astronomical units away from the Sun, and Venus orbits the Sun from an average distance of 67 million miles (108 million kilometers), or 0.72 astronomical units. Venus is a bigger planet than Mercury, because it is as big as around earth. Mercury is the smallest planet, because if earth were the size of a nickel, Mercury would be about the size of a blueberry. Mercury and Venus are both Inner planets of the solar system. All of the inner planets have solid surfaces.

1. Mercury is the smallest planet in the solar system.

2. Venus is the sixth largest planet.

3. Mercury and Venus both have a solid surface.

4. Venus name came from the ancient roman gods of love and beauty.

5. Mercury's name came from the ancient roman gods.

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Gas Giants are planets that don't have a rocky surface similar to the Earth's, but a bunch of gasses swirling around a core. Two of the four gas giants in our solar system are Jupiter and Saturn, both of which share many similarities and differences. One of the similarities is how they are both named after people from ancient times, Jupiter coming from the king of Roman gods, and Saturn coming from the Roman god of agriculture and wealth, who just so happens to also be the father of Jupiter. Another similarity is how Jupiter and Saturn both have very harsh atmospheres, to where organisms are unable to survive or adapt to the atmosphere. Both of the planets are mostly made of helium and hydrogen, making their surface entirely liquids and gases, hence their titles of 'Gas Giants'. It's true they have quite a few similarities, the two planets still have many differences. For example, Jupiter has a tilt on its axis of just three degrees, while Saturn has a tilt of 26.73 degrees. This means that Saturn experiences seasons much like Earth, while Jupiter doesn't experience much change season wise. Lastly, astronomers have found that Saturn has a total of 274 discovered moons, making it the planet with the most moons. Jupiter, on the other hand, has 95 moons, which is still a lot compared to some other planets, but not nearly as many as Saturn. To conclude, there are many similarities and differences between two of the planets in our solar system, Saturn and Jupiter.

5 Facts I learned while reading:

1. Jupiter has the shortest day in the solar system, with the length only being 9.9 hours.

2. It takes 230 million years to complete one orbit around the center of our galaxy

3. Around 1,000 Earths could fit inside of

Jupiter

4. All four gas giants have rings

5. Our solar system was most likely formed by an exploding star (supernova) which caused a dense cloud of dust to collapse.

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earth is the 5th largest planet and 3rd the sun the length of a year is 365 days 12 months. everyone knows that but the things on Mars different Mars are the fourth planet from the sun. and also how many days in a year on Mars is 687 days and also how many months are in 1 year on Mars is 24 months. so they are diffrent in time distience from the sun and livable but they are diffrent also by looks.

5 things I learned

.that nasa is looking for life on other planets

that venus could have life on it

that venus moon is LONOS

Venus is pretty hot in temp

the longest time on Mars is 2 hours

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Pluto and Ceres on the outside, are just two out of the five dwarf planets. Yet on the inside, they have many differences. One difference from the two is that Ceres is the only inner solar system planet. Ceres is also in the main asteroid belt between Jupiter and Mars. Pluto is located in the Kuiper belt, which is a region of ice bodies. Unlike Ceres, Pluto was not originally thought to be a Dwarf planet until it was classified as on in 2006, by the International Astronomical Union.

Another big difference is the size with Pluto being 1,400 miles wide and Ceres being 296 miles in width.

5 Facts about these two Dwarf Planets include:

1. Ceres is said to be one of the largest objects in the asteroid belt.

2. Ceres and Pluto are about 2.9 billion miles away from each other.

3. Both Ceres and Pluto were named after gods and goddesses.

4. Ceres does not have any moons.

5. Pluto is 2/3 the diameter of earth.

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The planets, Mercury and Neptune have many differences regarding their places and actions in the solar system. Firstly, Mercury is the closest planet to the sun while Neptune has the farthest distance from the Sun compared to all the other planets. These two planets also hold the records for the fastest and slowest rotations around the Earth. Mercury rotates the earth in approximately 88 Earth days, then there's Neptune which takes 165 Earth years to complete a rotation. Because of the planet's distances from the sun, it only takes 3.2 minutes for sunlight to reach Mercury, but it takes four hours in order to have sunlight reach Neptune. Neptune and Mercury both formed around 4.5 billion years ago, but Neptune is made up of fluids and gasses while Mercury is one of the solid planets, consisting of a large core and things such as a mantle and a crust. All together, these two planets in the solar system are very unique and have many differences that scientists today use to help learn more about our universe.

5 facts on these planets include;

1. The solar system we live in orbits the center of the Galaxy at around 525,000 mph.

2. There is a giant spherical shell that surrounds our solar system called the Oort Cloud.

3. Our solar system formed about 4.6 billion years ago due to a shockwave of an exploding star.

4. Matter around the disk began to clump together and form the planets we know today.

5. Planets like Mercury were formed first because only solid matter was able to withstand the heat. Then planets like Neptune formed farther away and became gas giants.

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The Outer planets are the largest planets away from the sun. Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun,and the largest in our solar system. Saturn,Uranus,Neptune,Jupiter has hard surfaces.Saturn and Jupiter are gas giants. Also Uranus and Neptune are the ice giants on the solar system . Saturn is the shortest day in the solar system. Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system ,with a much larger mass and radius that Saturn .Saturn , while still very large ,has lower density that Jupiter and is known for its prominent rings .

(Facts from the article)

1.It's the largest planet in our solar system if it were a hollow shell, 1,000 Earths could fit inside. It's also the oldest planet.

2.Saturn is mostly made of hydrogen and helium, the same two main components that make up the Sun.

3.The king of planets was named for Jupiter, king of the gods in Roman mythology.

4.Its axis is tilted by 26.73 degrees with respect to its orbit around the Sun, which is similar to Earth's 23.5-degree tilt.

5.With a radius of 43,440.7 miles (69,911 kilometers), Jupiter is 11 times wider than Earth. If Earth were the size of a grape, Jupiter would be about as big as a basketball.

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Jupiter is a large planet in fact the largest planet in our solar system is the same as Saturn which is also very large, it is the second largest planet in our solar system. Saturn is very extreme with their temperatures and pressures making it not good for life and in Jupiter it is very similar but some of Jupiter's moons have the potential to be sustainable for life. Saturn's name comes from a Roman god that is the father of Jupiter which gets its name from the king of the Roman gods. Saturn has around 146 but there is potential to maybe be more. Jupiter has 95 official moons and the four largest were first found by famous astronomer Galileo Galilei in 1610 with a telescope.

5 Facts

1. Despite being second farthest away from the sun Venus is the hotter than Mercury which is the closest planet to the sun

2. There might be another planet called planet X but scientists are still debating it

3. Pluto is actually smaller than our own moon and has 5 moons orbiting it

4.we use the name Solar system because Solar means things related to our star

5. One AU " astronomical unit" is equal to 93 million miles which is the distance from the sun to earth

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The inner planets and the outer planets have many differences. Like 4 the inner planets, that are closest to the Sun are smaller and have a solid surface. The inner planets are also known as the terrestrial planets because they are solid land planets. The inner planets are also more likely to be able to habitat life, due to their solid land. Now for the outer planets. The outer planets that is gas planets don't have solid surfaces, making it unable for them to have possible life on them. Saturn and Jupiter are gas giants. Uranus and Neptune are ice giants, due to them being very far away from the Sun.

5 interesting facts about inner and outer planets.

1. Moons and Rings

"Inner planets can have very little moons or no rings at all, while outer planets can have many rings and moons."

2. Orbital Speed

"Outer planets have longer obits than inner planets, but they spin faster."

3. Atmospheres

"Inner planets, with the exception of Mercury, have substantial atmospheres, whereas outer planets have thick, gas-giant atmospheres."

4. Inner Planets

They are all solid land planets that have a possibility to support life

5. The Outer Planets

They are gas and ice planets that cannot support life

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Jupiter is the biggest planet in the Solar System, and the Sun is the biggest star and just the biggest thing overall in the Solar System. Although these are some of the biggest things in the Solar System they carry many differences. For example their size, The Sun is way bigger than Jupiter as it is 10 times wider, but Jupiter is still big as if it was compared to Earth it is 11 times wider than Earth. The Sun also shapes the Solar System functioning everything and helping produce life for Earth, while Jupiter is just in it. revolving around the Sun. Another difference would be the temperature, Jupiter is very cold while the Sun is insanely hot. They also have similarities that I will briefly discuss. They both have thing that orbit them, The planets orbit the Sun and Jupiter has around 95 moons that orbit it. Overall Jupiter and the Sun have many unique things about them and are fascinating things to learn about.

1. Jupiter is 11 times wider than Earth

2. The Sun is 1000 times wider than Earth

3. The Sun is 10 times wider than Jupiter

4. Jupiter has moons that have a chance of life

5. The Sun is small compared to many stars and they call it a "dwarf" star

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What is the difference between the lively planet of Earth and the massive, gaseous planet of Jupiter? Between the two, Jupiter is the one we know least about due to its crushing atmosphere, large distance, and the terrifying storm that is the Great Red Spot, this lifeless being also having 95 moons this planet is not where you want to take your family on vacation. But what about Earth? As the fifth largest planet in the solar system and largest terrestrial planet, it's the only known planet in the universe that can support intelligent life; it also has one moon named Moon, or Luna as well as having liquid surface water, the only one in the Oort cloud and a breathable atmosphere, Earth is the best place to be right about now! So, these reasons and many more are how Jupiter and Earth are different, with no real similarities.

5 Facts I learned

1. "Jupiter's signature stripes and swirls are actually cold, windy clouds of ammonia and water, floating in an atmosphere of hydrogen and helium. The dark orange stripes are called belts, while the lighter bands are called zones, and they flow east and west in opposite directions. Jupiter’s iconic Great Red Spot is a giant storm bigger than Earth that has raged for hundreds of years."

2. "Beyond the fringes of the Kuiper Belt is the Oort Cloud. This giant spherical shell surrounds our solar system. It has never been directly observed, but its existence is predicted based on mathematical models and observations of comets that likely originate there."

3. "As Earth orbits the Sun, it completes one rotation every 23.9 hours. It takes 365.25 days to complete one trip around the Sun. That extra quarter of a day presents a challenge to our calendar system, which counts one year as 365 days. To keep our yearly calendars consistent with our orbit around the Sun, every four years we add one day. That day is called a leap day, and the year it's added to is called a leap year."

4. "In between the outer core and crust is the mantle, the thickest layer. This hot, viscous mixture of molten rock is about 1,800 miles (2,900 kilometers) thick and has the consistency of caramel. The outermost layer, Earth's crust, goes about 19 miles (30 kilometers) deep on average on land. At the bottom of the ocean, the crust is thinner and extends about 3 miles (5 kilometers) from the seafloor to the top of the mantle."

5. "Of the eight planets, Mercury and Venus are the only ones with no moons, although Venus does have a quasi-satellite that has officially been named Zoozve.

The giant planets Jupiter and Saturn lead our solar system’s moon counts. In some ways, the swarms of moons around these worlds resemble mini versions of our solar system."

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Earth and Mars may seem similar because they're close to each other and people say in the future we might live on Mars. Although there is a possibility there is no way Mars can support human life like Earth can. In the text it states "Scientists don't expect to find living things currently thriving on Mars" This shows that right now Mars cannot support human life" But scientists also say that they're looking for past signs of life when Mars was covered with water a long long long time ago. Some of the reasons that Earth lets humans thrive on it is because "Near the surface, Earth has an atmosphere that consists of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other gases such as argon, carbon dioxide, and neon" Mars does not have these gases in its atmosphere. In Mars's atmosphere it has a thin atmosphere made up mostly of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and argon gases also in the text it states that "the temperature on Mars can be as high as 70 degrees Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius) or as low as about -225 degrees Fahrenheit (-153 degrees Celsius). And because the atmosphere is so thin, heat from the Sun easily escapes this planet. So temperature wise Mar's cannot support life because of its freezing temperatures So all of this proves that right now Mars cannot support human life maybe in the next 500 years or something but right now no.

MY FAVORITE FACTS FROM THESE ARTICLES

1, Mars can be as high as 70 degrees Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius) or as low as about -225 degrees Fahrenheit (-153 degrees Celsius)

2, Mars has no global magnetic field today, but areas of the Martian crust in the southern hemisphere are highly magnetized, indicating traces of a magnetic field from 4 billion years ago.

3, Our solar system orbits the center of the galaxy at about 515,000 mph (828,000 kph). It takes about 230 million years to complete one orbit around the galactic center.

4, At the tops of Venus’ clouds, whipped around the planet by winds measured as high as 224 mph (360 kph)

5, With no solid surface to slow them down, Jupiter's spots can persist for many years. Stormy Jupiter is swept by over a dozen prevailing winds, some reaching up to 335 miles per hour (539 kilometers per hour)

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There are many differences between Earth and the Sun. To start off with, Earth can support life while the Sun cannot. Another difference is that the Sun can get up to 27 million degrees Fahrenheit and the earth can only get up to 10 thousand degrees Fahrenheit (in its core).Another major difference is that the Sun is made of gasses like hydrogen and helium while the Earth is made of rocks and other materials. The next difference is that the Sun is 109 times larger than the Earth.

6 facts about these planets are:

1."The name Earth is at least 1,000 years old."

2."All of the planets, except for Earth, were named after Greek and Roman gods and goddesses"

3."When the solar system settled into its current layout about 4.5 billion years ago, Earth formed when gravity pulled swirling gas and dust in to become the third planet from the Sun."

4."The connection and interactions between the Sun and Earth drive the seasons, ocean currents, weather, climate, radiation belts and aurorae."

5." it takes us about 230 million years to make one complete orbit around the Milky Way."

6."Since the Sun is not a solid body, different parts of the Sun rotate at different rates."

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Jupiter is the second biggest mass in the solar system behind the sun. Jupiter is completely made of gas and has many cool spots on the planet. Including, the most known, the big red spot, this part is under constant high wind storms. Other points consist of the pearls, a series of 8 white storms that appear as ovals and look like pearls. And the auroras, a display of light on the northern part of the planet. One planet is being admired for another reason, mars, the planet most like earth in our solar system, mars is a very interesting planet because scientists have seen footprints of animals living there, and they have found water under the surface. Humans plan to inhabit mars if we could, but one thing is holding us back, the poison gas, this gas is impossible to breathe in without a gas mask, and gas masks are not eternal.

5 things I learned : 1. Earth can be fit into Jupiter 1000 times!

2. There are five dwarf planets.

3. Our solar system orbits the Milky Way Galaxy at 500,000 miles per hour!

4. The hottest planet is Venus even though mercury is closer to the sun.

5. Asteroids can have moons!

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Mercury and Jupiter are sometimes classified as two planets in our solar system, but they have more differences than you think. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun, so it is extremely hot over there, reaching temperatures of 800 degrees Fahrenheit. Jupiter, on the other hand, is the fifth planet from the sun, so it is rather cold there, with an average temperature of -166 Fahrenheit (-110 Celsius). Another huge difference is that Mercury is the smallest planet on our solar system, with a radius of 1,526 miles (2,440 kilometers), where Jupiter is the biggest planet, with a radius of 43,440 miles (69,911 kilometers). But the most important difference is that, just like Earth, Mercury has a hard surface, otherwise known as a crust, where Jupiter, just like Saturn, doesn't have a solid ground and consists of only gas swirling around a core.

Here are 5 facts about our solar system:

1. Our solar system used to be just a pile of interstellar gas and dust.

2. The eight planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) are split into two groups of inner planets (planets with a hard surface), and outer planets (planets without a hard surface)

3. One astronomical unit (AU) is the distance from the Sun to the Earth.

4. The name of Mars came from the Romans naming the planet after their god of war.\

5. It will take about 230 million years to complete one orbit around the galactic center.

Thank you for reading!

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Jupiter and Saturn may just seem like gas giants but they are much more than that. To start, Jupiter has a radius of 43,440.7 miles and Saturn is only 36,184 miles. Even though both planets have rings, Jupiter's are small and hard to see compared to Saturn's large and magnificent rings. Most people believe that Jupiter has the most moons with it's 95 but Saturn actually has a whopping 146 moons from what NASA knows so far. Both Saturn and Jupiter have very short rotation times but Saturn's is a tad big longer with 10.7 hours in a day versus Jupiter's 9.9 hours in a day. Compared to Earth, Saturn is nine times wider and Jupiter is eleven times wider making it the biggest planet of our solar system. Five facts about Saturn and Jupiter are:

1. The name Jupiter is the Roman name for the leader of the gods (Greek name is Zeus).

2. The name Saturn is the Roman name for the father of Jupiter (Greek name is Kronos).

3. One year in Saturn is 29.4 Earth years which means that even if it has smaller days it has a bigger orbit which results in longer years.

4. Twelve Earth years is about one year in Jupiter.

5. Both Saturn and Jupiter's rings aren't actually rings and are actually many tiny particles that appear to be rings from far away.

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There are many differences between Mercury, the smallest planet in the solar system, and Venus, the second closest planet to the Sun. Mercury is the smallest planet while Venus is the 6th largest planet. Mercury is both extremely hot and cold while Venus is just hot. Mercury's environment is not conducive to life as we know it,Venus could could not support life either because how much heat was produced it would burn a body.That show that neither planets could support life.

5 facts about the 2 planets i chose:

1.Mercury is the smallest planet

2. Venus is the 6th largest planet

3. Venus temperatures range from 86 to 158 Fahrenheit

4. Mercury's day temperatures can reach highs of 800°F (430°C)

5. Mercury's name came from the swiftest of the ancient Roman gods.

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This paragraph compares the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud in the solar system. The Kuiper Belt lies past Neptune’s orbit. The Kuiper Belt is a ring of icy bodies such as frozen comets, moons, gases, and dust. The Oort Cloud is behind the Kuiper Belt, it is made of icy pieces of debris in space as well. These two bodies of icy objects both are far away from the sun and they both produce comets, short-term comets from the Kuiper Belt and long-term comets from the Oort Cloud.

Five Interesting Facts:

“The Kuiper Belt lies past Neptune's orbit. It is a ring of icy bodies, almost all smaller than the most popular Kuiper Belt Object – dwarf planet Pluto.”

“One astronomical unit (or AU) is the distance from the Sun to Earth, or about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers).”

“The heliosphere is the bubble created by the solar wind – a stream of electrically charged gas blowing outward from the Sun in all directions. The boundary where the solar wind is abruptly slowed by pressure from interstellar gases is called the termination shock.”

“The solar system was formed about 4.6 billion years ago from a dense cloud of interstellar gas and dust. The cloud collapsed, possibly due to the shock wave of a nearby exploding star, called a supernova.”

“Beyond the Kuiper Belt is the . It is a giant spherical shell that surrounds the solar system. The “The Kuiper Belt lies past Neptune's orbit. It is a ring of icy bodies, almost all smaller than the most popular Kuiper Belt Object – dwarf planet Pluto.”

“One astronomical unit (or AU) is the distance from the Sun to Earth, or about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers).”

“The heliosphere is the bubble created by the solar wind – a stream of electrically charged gas blowing outward from the Sun in all directions. The boundary where the solar wind is abruptly slowed by pressure from interstellar gases is called the termination shock.”

“The solar system was formed about 4.6 billion years ago from a dense cloud of interstellar gas and dust. The cloud collapsed, possibly due to the shockwave of a nearby exploding star, called a supernova.”

“Beyond the Kuiper Belt is the Oort Cloud. It is a giant spherical shell that surrounds the solar system. The Oort Cloud is made of icy pieces of space debris - some bigger than mountains – orbiting our Sun as far as 1.6 light-years away.” is made of icy pieces of space debris - some bigger than mountains – orbiting our Sun as far as 1.6 light-years away.”

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The Dwarf Planets are planets that are not considered a planet. Pluto ws reclassified as a Dwarf planet by the International Astronomical Union in 2006. The Solar System is made of 5 dwarf planets, Pluto, Ceres, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris, as well as the other 8 main planets. The Solar System is made of classified planets, and the Dwarf planets are made of non- Classified planets. The planets in the Solar System are orbiting around the Sun, and the Dwarf planets are Orbiting around the Sun, too.

The five facts are:

1. There might be another planet in the Solar system.

2. Jupiter is the largest planet in the Solar system.

3. Jupiter's Great Red spot has winds that peaks 400 mph.

4. A day in Haumea is 4 Earth Hours.

5. A day in Eris is 25.9 Hours.

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The two biggest gas planets in our solar system, Jupiter and Saturn have many differences. Saturn is the planet with more moons, since it has a wopping 274 confirmed moons. While Jupiter has a little more than one-third of Saturn's total 274 with Jupiter having 95 moons. Another comparison is that Jupiter is the fifth planet closest to the sun while Saturn is the sixth planet closest to the Sun.

Jupiter can fit 1,000 Earth's inside of it.

Jupiter gets its name from the king of the ancient Roman gods.

Saturn has the second-shortest day in the solar system.

Saturn's rings are made of billions of small chunks of ice and rock coated with other materials such as dust.

Saturn is the only planet in our solar system with an average density that is less than water.

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Jupiter and Saturn make an Astrounate on it

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Neptune and Uranus are two gas planets that have many similarities and differences. Neptune was named after a Greek god, while Uranus was named after a Roman god. Uranus unique rotation is at a 90 degree angle, while Neptune's axis of rotation is tilted to 28 degrees. Both of these are gas planets, and are two of the farthest planets from the Sun. Uranus and Neptune are both unsuitable for sustaining life because of their temperatures, pressures, and materials. Both probably were formed close to the Sun, but moved to the outer solar system over the years. Uranus and Neptune are the two ice giants of the solar system. Their atmospheres are made up mostly of hydrogen and helium, and a bit of methane.

5 facts about the solar system:

The Oort Cloud is a giant spherical shell that surrounds the solar system, and it's the boundary of the Sun's gravitational influence

Uranus has auroras, but not aligned with the poles like some other planets

Mercury and Venus have no moons, while Jupiter and Saturn have the most moons

There are 5 official dwarf planets: Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris.

Ceres is the only dwarf planet in the inner solar system.

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Although Zoozve, (Scientific name 524522 2002 VE,) and our moon, Luna, share some similarities, the two are actually very different objects. Technically, both are moons, but it's more complex than that, with Zoozve being a "Quasi-moon." Also, Luna has been observed since ancient times, literally getting its name from the ancient Latin word for "moon." Meanwhile, Zoozve was first discovered in 2002, with its name being an accident, due to an illustrator of a solar system kids book who wrote "2002 VE," (its official name," too close together, as to be 2002VE, and in the font it appeared as "Zoozve," and the name stuck. Of course, both objects are natural satellites, but Zoozve only moved into Venus' orbit roughly 30 years ago, while Luna has been orbiting Earth since at least 4.5 Billion years ago. Most of all, since Luna is far larger than Zoozve, Luna is round, while Zoozve is very deformed and obleng. In conclusion, although Luna and Zoozve are both moons, that is pretty much where the similarities end for them.

Five facts for the two moons are:

1. Zoozve first was noticed by the scientific community in 2002, despite likely arriving earlier.

2. People have been witnessing Luna since ancient Mesopotamian times, and used for time-keeping since the Akkadian Empire.

3. Due to Zoozve's existence, Mercury is now the only planet to not have a moon of any sort.

4. However, Venus is tied for second to last place, since Earth only has Luna and nothing else.

5. Many people first learned of Zoozve via a random YouTube video. (I couldn't find the link, but I watched it. It's also my source for the picture book part.)

Note: Since my fifth fact was pretty bad, I'm doing a sixth one.

6. Luna is larger than Pluto, a dwarf planet, but isn't even the largest moon. (That title goes to Ganymede)

Citation:

Luna article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon

Zoozve article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/524522_Zoozve

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Our solar system has a collection for 8 planets total,4 gas giants and 4 solid terrestrial (solid) planets. The exterior of gas giants are made of swirling gasses above the core. Unlike solid planets, these gas giants have many differences in size, and composition. For example, solid planets like earth, have pretty thin atmospheres, and are primarily made out of minerals and rocks. This contrasts to the thick atmosphere, and overall nonexistent surface, excluding the core.

5 facts I learned:

Our solar system was formed about 4.6 billion years ago.

The word solar comes from the Greek word "Solis" which means "of the sun".

It would take 230 million years to orbit around the galactic center.

Exploding stars make supernovas .

There are 5 known dwarf planets (Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris.)

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Mars and Pluto are both objects in our solar system that have many differences. Mars is classified as a planet while Pluto was classified as a dwarf planet in 2006. Mars is a terrestrial planet which means it is mostly made up of solid objects while yes Pluto is made up of lots of rocks, above the surface it is mostly ice and gas. Pluto's average temperature is about -387 degrees Fahrenheit while Mars is -85 degrees Fahrenheit. People believe that there is a possibility of humans living on Mars while there is a very small chance of inhabitants on Pluto like humans.

Some facts about Mars and Pluto are:

1. Mars reddish color is due to the oxide in it's soil.

2. Mars has a day length of 24:37 which is only 37 more minutes than Earth.

3. Pluto's orbit around the Sun is actually an oval not a circle.

4. Mars has the largest volcano in our solar system Olympus Mons.

5. A Pluto year is about 248 Earth years.

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Neptune, the gas giant, and Venus, a hot wasteland, are vastly different. Venus is a lot closer to the sun, as Neptune is the farthest and Venus is the second closest. Venus is famous for being hot and having a toxic atmosphere. Neptune is famous for being made of ice, and being extremely dense. Both are inhabitable and dangerous, and scientists are still learning about them and do not yet know what they used to be like. Some facts about the solar system are:

1. Pluto has a moon so big that it makes Pluto wobble

2. Venus is hotter than mercury even though Venus is farther from the sun

3. Some asteroids have moons

4. There are five dwarf planets in the Solar System

5. The Oort Cloud is part of the Solar system, and is made of huge prices of ice

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I am comparing the gas giant Neptune and the planet Mercury. Mercury is the closest to the sun, in contrast to Neptune, which is the farthest and most distant planet. Mercury has extremely varying temperatures which may range from -180 degrees Celsius too 800 degrees Celsius. The temperatures of Neptune typically center around -200 Celsius and vary a lot less. Both planets have low probabilities for life because of extreme circumstances and temperatures.

Five facts about these two planets are:

Neptune is about 16 times larger than the earth.

Mercury is about 1/9 the size of the earth.

One year on Earth is about 4.1 Mercury years.

Neptune is the only planet that you cannot see without a telescope.

Neptune is about 75 times the distance from the sun as Mercury.