Solar SystemOur solar system has 8 planets

and a dwarf planet, so we have 9 planets in all.

Our sun is in the middle of the solar system.

By Courtney Sindoni

Sun The sun is the largest object in our

solar system. The sun will eventually blow up in

500 billion years. The sun is bigger than all the

planets put together.

Mercury Mercury is the closest planet to the

sun. Mercury is also as big as Earth’s moon. Mercury have no moons.

Venus Venus is the second closest planet to

the sun. Venus is also the same size as Earth. Venus has no moons.

Earth Earth is the only planet that has life

and water. It is the third planet from the sun. Earth also rotates on its axis. It takes Earth 24 hours for a day and

365 ¼ for a year. Earth has one moon and it is called

Luna.

Mars Mars has a robot on it and it is very

cold. Mars is the 4th planet from the sun. Mars’s nickname is the “The Red

Planet,” Mars has three known moons, and two

of them are called Deimos and Phobos.

Asteroid Belt The asteroid belt runs between Mars

and Jupiter. The asteroid belt is made of metal, and

rock.

Jupiter Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun. It is by far the biggest planet. Jupiter has at least 62 moons that are

very small.

Saturn Saturn is the sixth planet from the sun. Saturn has no known solid surfaces. Saturn has at least 62 moons currently.

Uranus Uranus is the seventh planet from the

sun. Uranus rolls on it’s side and rotates

around the sun. Uranus has 27 moons.

Neptune Neptune is the eighth planet from the

sun. Neptune is one of the windiest places

in the solar system. Neptune has 13 known moons.

Pluto Pluto is a dwarf planet. It is the ninth planet from the sun. Pluto has 2 moons.

Comets Comets are a ball of rock, ice, and

frozen gases. A comet’s orbit brings it close to the

sun.

Moon The moon orbits around Earth. It has many craters on it from asteroid

that land on it.

Constellations Constellations are a group of stars that

make a picture in the sky. The Big Dipper, The Little Dipper, and

The Orion are constellations.

Black Hole Black Holes have 3 main parts. The outside is called the Outer event

Horizon. The middle is called the Inner Event

Horizon. The center is called the Singularity.

Universe The universe is made of dust, gas,

clouds, galaxies, and stars. The universe is very big.

Galaxy The galaxy we live in is called “The

Milky Way.” “The Milky Way” is the most significant

galaxy to humans because it is our home sweet home.

Asteroids An asteroid is a large piece of rock in

space. Some asteroids can be as small as a

grain of sand. Asteroids called Ceres are very large.

Stars Stars fill most of the sky at night. They are bright, and if they are big

enough they will shine up the hole sky so you can see at night.

A couple of stars have been found 100 or 200 times larger than the sun.

Meteorites A meteorite is a steak of light in the sky. Some people call them “shooting stars,”

or “a falling star.”

Axis Every planet has an axis. An axis is an imaginary line through

the center of all planets. All planets rotate on their axis.

Milky Way The Milky Way is the galaxy that we

live in. The Milky Way holds all of the planets

and stars that are in our solar system.

Gravity Gravity is what holds us on the ground. If we had no gravity we would be

floating in mid- air.

Atmosphere Our atmosphere is all around Earth. It is right by the crust of the Earth.

Craters Craters are big holes in the ground. The big holes are formed by asteroids

that come down on Earth, that is why they are called “Craters.”

Gaseous Gaseous is a type of planet. The gaseous planets are the outer

planets. They are Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and

Neptune. Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

Terrestrial Terrestrial is a type of planet. Earth is a terrestrial planet. The terrestrial planets are the inner

planets. They are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars,

and Pluto. Mercury Venus Earth Mars

All The Things In Our Solar System

in Order

Extra Facts A galaxy is made of gases, dust, and stars. Earth is 75% water, so that means 25% of Earth

is not water. The galaxy we live in is called The Milky Way. Our galaxy has inner planets and outer planets. Our universe is everything that exists in space. There is 4 inner planets and 4 outer planets. Arthromeres say that they have found other stars

that are 100 or 200 times larger than the sun, but they are not in our galaxy.

All the planets have days and years with all different times as the other planets.

The End THANKS FOR WATCHING!!!!!! I HOPE YOU ENJOYED IT ON OUR SOLAR

SYSTEM!!!!