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By: Reinaldo
Neptune
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Neptune is the eight planet of our solar
system. Neptune is the farthest planet
from the sun. Neptune is the fourth
biggest planet in our solar system.
Neptune is also the third heaviest planet
in our solar system. Neptune name is
after the God Greek of war Mythology.
Neptune distance from the sun
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The distance from the sun is Distance
from the sun: 4,500 million km or 2,800
million miles
Neptune orbit
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Neptune tilted around 28.8° and it’s
tilting from right to left.
Neptune time length
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Neptune day is 16 hours and 7 minutes.
And Neptune year is around 165 earth
days.
Neptune temperature
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Neptune temperature is around -220°C
Gas giant planet
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Planet Neptune is one of the gas giant
planet. Planet Neptune is the smallest
among them. The other planet is Jupiter,
Uranus and Saturn. Planet is also the
coldest gas giant planet among the
other gas giant planet. Neptune size is
54 time than Earth. And the diameter of
Neptune is about 4 time the diameter of
Earth
Neptune moons
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Neptune has 13 moons. The moons
name is Naiad, Thalassa, Despina,
Galatea, Larissa, Proteus, Triton,
Nereid, Halimede, Sao, Laomeideia,
Psamathe and Neso.
Mars
Mars name is after the Greek God of war
Martius and Martialis.. Mars were called
the red planet because most things in Mars
is made of iron-rich soil. Mars is also the
fourth planet of our solar system
 Even thought planet Mars is smaller than
Earth the mountain in Mars is bigger than
the biggest mountain in Earth which is
mount Everest. The canyon on mars can
stretch New York city and Los Angles. And
if the grand canyon is in Mars it will be look
tiny.
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Venus
Venus is the second planet of our solar
system. Venus was name after the
roman goddess of love and beauty. The
name is Aphrodite.
 The diameter of Venus is 7,257 miles
(12,100 km). Venus size is almost the
same as the size of earth. In earth the
size is 7,926 which is almost the same
as Venus.
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Mercury
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Mercury is the closest planet from the
sun. One side on Mercury is facing the
sun and the other side is not. Mercury is
smaller than the Earth. Mercury
diameter is 4,879 kilometers. Mercury
name is name after the Greek god of
war Hermes.
Earth
Earth is a small, rocky planet which supports
a variety of life! As far as we know, Earth is
unique from all other planets. Earth is the 3rd
planet from the sun, and the densest, 5th
largest of the 8 planets in the Solar System.
Earth is also the largest of the 4 terrestrial
planets. It is sometimes called the blue
planet because of its color or its latin name
Terra. Earth formed approximately 4.54
billions years ago by accretion.
 Earth name is named after Greek god of war
Gaea
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Jupiter
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Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun
and the largest planet within the Solar
System. One of the storm is called the
Great Red Spot Jupiter is classified as
a gas giant along with Saturn, Uranus
and Neptune but it is the biggest of the
gas giant and Jupiter have stronger
winds and storms than Earth . Together,
these four planets are sometimes called
as the Jovian or outer planets.
Saturn
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Planet Saturn Name is from the roman god
of agriculture. Saturn are also called the
gas Giants. Saturn is the second biggest
planet on the solar system. Saturn is also
famous because of its rings the rings of
Saturn are made of mostly rocks and ice in
Saturn there are like 53-60 Moon’s. Saturn
was the last planet that can been seen
without a telescope and the condition in
Saturn is really cold probably because of
the ice clouds that turn it to water
Uranus
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Uranus is the seventh planet from the Sun and
the third of the 4 gas giants. Uranus is 14.5
bigger then Earth. It have that blue and green
color and it does not have a hard surface and
actually the surface was layers of
clouds.Uranus is outside the orbit of Saturn and
inside the orbit of Neptune. It is very far from
the sun so Uranus is very cold . Uranus has the
27 moons. Uranus athmosphere is made of
gasses such as mathane hydrogen and helium.
This planet is also made of rock and also ice
that is why it is very cold.
Comet
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A comet is an icy small Solar System
body (SSSB) that, when close enough to
the Sun, displays a visible coma (a thin, fuzzy,
temporary atmosphere) and sometimes also
a tail. These phenomena are both due to the
effects of solar radiation and the solar
wind upon the nucleus of the comet. Comet
nuclei range from a few hundred meters to
tens of kilometers across and are composed of
loose collections of ice, dust, and small rocky
particles. Comets have been observed since
ancient times and have traditionally been
considered bad omens.
Asteroid
Meteoroid, Meteor, Meteorite
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Meteoroid is a sand to a boulder sized
particle of debris in the solar system. The
visible path of a meteoroids that enters
Earth’s atmosphere is known as the
meteor or its called as the shooting star or
the falling star. If a meteoroids reach a
ground and it survives by not destroyed
into a sand it is called the meteorite
Galaxies
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Galaxy is the result of more than billions
of star combining themselves into
shapes that is now known as galaxy. It is
a collection of stars, gas, and dust
combine together because of gravity.
Stars
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A star is a sphere that is held together
by the force of gravity. It is sometimes
seen from earth but it is very small
because the distance is very far from a
solar system to another.
Earth’s moon
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The celestial object which revolves round
the earth; the satellite of the earth; a
secondary planet, whose light, borrowed
from the sun, is reflected to the earth, and
serves to dispel the darkness of night. The
diameter of the moon is 2,160 miles, its
mean distance from the earth is 240,000
miles, and its mass is one eightieth that of
the earth. See Lunar month, under Month.
Earth life
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Because Earth has sunshine , oxygen,
water, food, living thing. And this all
elements are suitable for creatures
particularly for human being to sustain
environmental life cycle.