Our Solar System
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Our Solar System
By Allison Lewis
The Solar System has four
inner planets. The four
inner planets are
Mercury, Venus, Earth,
and Mars.
The Solar System also has
four outer planets. They
are Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus, and Neptune.
Our Sun
The Sun is the largest object
in the Solar System.
The Sun is an “ordinary”
star.
The sun is personified in
many mythologies.
The sun can change
different colors to how hot
or cold it is.
Mercury
Mercury is the closest
planet to the sun.
It circles faster than all
the other planets.
Mercury is smaller in
diameter than the moons
Ganymede and Titan.
Venus
Venus is the second
planet closest to the sun
and is the sixth largest.
Venus’ orbits is the most
circular of that of any
planet.
Venus is named after
female fingers.
Earth
Earth is the planet we live
on.
Earth is surrounded by
water and land.
Earth is the third planet
from the sun and the fifth
largest.
The Earth is smoother
than a bowling ball.
Mars
Mars is the fourth planet
from the sun.
The color of Mars is a rust
color.
Mars is the last inner
planet.
The Asteroid Belt
Asteroids are small bodies
of the Solar System.
The Asteroids also orbit
around the sun.
The Asteroid Belt orbits
between Mars and
Jupiter while going
around the Sun.
Jupiter
Jupiter is the fifth planet
from the sun.
Also it is by farthest the
largest planet.
Jupiter is more than twice
as massive as all the other
planets combined.
Saturn
Saturn is the sixth planet
from the sun.
It is the second largest.
Saturn is the god of
agriculture.
Uranus
Uranus is the seventh
planet from the sun.
It is the third largest
planet.
Uranus is larger in
diameter but smaller in
mass than Neptune.
Neptune
Neptune is the eighth
planet from the sun and
the fourth largest.
It is smaller in diameter
but larger in mass.
In Roman mythology,
Neptune was the god of
the sea.
The Dwarf Planet Pluto
Pluto is much smaller
than the official planets.
It is smaller than seven
other Solar System’s
moons.
The Dwarf Planet Pluto’s
diameter is 2,306
Kilimeters.
Galaxy
Galaxies are sprawling
space systems composed
of dust, gas, and
countless stars.
The number of galaxies
can’t be counted.
Comet
Comet is a icy body.
Comets include dust, ice,
and carbon dioxide.
Comets orbit the sun.
Universe
The Universe is being
constantly created and
being destroyed.
The Universe spans
diameter of over 150
billion.
Other Dwarf Planets
There are 5 Dwarf Planets
in our Solar System.
The names of the 5 Dwarf
Planets are Ceres, Pluto,
Haumea, Makemake, and
Eris.
Telescope
A telescope is used to see
objects far away.
There are a wide range of
telescopes that work in
different ways.
They were first being
used at the start of the
17th century.
Constellations
A constellation is a group
of stars that form a
pattern.
There are different
constellations like Lepus
the hare.
Other Stars
Stars are giant spheres of
plasma.
There is many kinds of
different stars. There is
big stars and little stars,
pink stars and blue stars.