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 Introduction

The Earth is not alone in space, but actually a

tiny spec of mass in the entire universe.
It is part of the Milky Way Galaxy and a
member of the Solar System at the centre of
which is Sun

Title Solar System

 What is our Solar system?
It refers to the heavenly
bodies which belong to
the sun’s family
These heavenly bodies
are held together by
the sun’s gravitational
force
The sun is the source of
light and energy to all
these
Intro bodies.
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 What is our Solar system?
It refers to the heavenly
bodies which belong to
the sun’s family
These heavenly bodies
are held together by
the sun’s gravitational
force
The sun is the source of
light and energy to all
these bodies.
Mercury
 Parts of Our Solar System

Sun
Eight planets
Satellites, and
Other heavenly bodies like Asteroids, Com

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 The Sun
Sun is the star at the centre
of the Solar System
The Sun is a G-type main
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The Sun is composed
primarily of the chemical
elements hydrogen and
helium; they account for
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 The Sun
Sun is the star at the center
of the Solar System
The Sun is a G-type main
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about 99.86% of the total
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The Sun is composed
primarily of the chemical
elements hydrogen and
helium; they account for
Mercury
 Eight Planets

Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus Sun

Neptune
 Eight Planets

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Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
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Uranus s

Neptune
 Eight Planets

Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
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Saturn
Uranus Earth

Neptune
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Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
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Neptune
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Venus
Earth
Mars
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Saturn
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Neptune
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Mars
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Saturn
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Neptune
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Mars
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Neptune
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Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Neptu
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Neptune
 Mercury
Mercury is the
innermost and smallest
planet in the Solar
System, orbiting the Sun
once every 87.969 days
Mercury is one of four
terrestrial planets in the
Solar System, and is a
rocky body like the
Earth.
Sun Venus
 Venus
Venus is the second-
closest planet to the
Sun, orbiting it every
224.7 Earth days. The
planet is named after
Venus, the Roman
goddess of love and
beauty. After the Moon,
it is the brightest
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Mercury Earth natural object in the
night sky, reaching an
 Earth
Earth (or the Earth) is
the third planet from
the Sun, and the fifth-
largest of the eight
planets in the Solar
System. It is also the
largest, most massive,
and densest of the
Solar System's four
Venus Mars terrestrial planets. It is
sometimes Menu
referred to
 Mars
Mars is the fourth
planet from the Sun in
the Solar System. The
planet is named after
Mars, the Roman god of
war. It is also referred
to as the "Red Planet"
because of its reddish
appearance,Menu due to iron
Earth Jupiter
oxide prevalent on its
surface. Mars is a
 Jupiter
Jupiter is the fifth
planet from the Sun
and the largest planet
within the Solar
System. It is a gas giant
with a mass slightly
less than one-
thousandth that of the
Sun but isMenu
two and a
Mars Saturn
half times the mass of
all the other planets in
 Saturn
Saturn is the sixth
planet from the Sun
and the second largest
planet in the Solar
System, after Jupiter.
Saturn, along with
Jupiter, Uranus and
Neptune, is classified as
a gas giant.
MenuTogether,
Jupiter Uranus
these four planets are
sometimes referred to
 Uranus
Uranus is the seventh
planet from the Sun,
and the third-largest
and fourth most
massive planet in the
Solar System. It is
named after the
ancient Greek deity of
the sky Uranus
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Uranus Neptune
Greek: Οὐρανός) the
father of Kronos
 Neptune
Neptune is the eighth
planet from the Sun in
our Solar System.
Named for the Roman
god of the sea, it is the
fourth-largest planet by
diameter and the third-
largest by mass.
Neptune is 17 times the
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Uranus Parts
mass of Earth and is
slightly more massive
 Οὐρανός
Noun
οὐρανός (genitive οὐρανοῦ) m,
second declension; (ouranos)
the vaulted sky, on which the stars
were attached and the sun travelled:
sky, heaven
the region above this vault, the home
of the gods
(philosophy)
Uranus
the universe
 Terrestrial Planet
A terrestrial planet,
telluric planet or
rocky planet is a
planet that is primarily
composed of silicate
rocks. Within the solar
system, the terrestrial
planets are the inner
planets closest to the
Mercury
Sun. The terms are
derived from Latin
 Satellites ( Moon )

The Moon is Earth's

only natural satellite
and the fifth largest
satellite in the Solar
System. The average
centre-to-centre
distance from the Earth
to the Moon is
384,403 kilometres
(238,857 mi), about
Parts thirty times the
 Other Heavenly Bodies

Asteroids
Comets
Meteoroid
Galaxy
 Asteroids
Asteroids,
sometimes called
minor planets or
planetoids, are
small Solar System
bodies in orbit
around the Sun,
especially in the
inner Solar System;
they are smaller
Parts than
Comets planets but
 Comets

A comet is a small
solar system body
bigger than a
meteoroid, when close
enough to the Sun,
exhibits a visible coma
(fuzzy "atmosphere"),
and sometimes a tail,
both because of the
effects of solar
Asteriods radiation upon the
Meteroids
 Meteoroid

A meteoroid is a sand-
to boulder-sized particle
of debris in the Solar
System. The visible
path of a meteoroid
that enters Earth's (or
another body's)
atmosphere is called a
meteor, or colloquially
a shooting star or
Comets falling star. If a
Galaxy
 Galaxy

A galaxy is a massive,
gravitationally bound
system that consists of
stars and stellar
remnants, an
interstellar medium of
gas and dust, and an
important but poorly
understood component
tentatively dubbed dark
Meteriid matter. The name is
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 Parts of Our Solar System

Sun
Eight planets
Satellites, and
Other heavenly bodies like Asteroids, Com