The document provides information about the planets in our solar system and some basic concepts in astronomy. It describes the sun and the inner planets Mercury, Venus, and Earth. It then discusses the outer planets Mars through Neptune, and their moons. Some key facts mentioned include that the sun is at the center and is made of hydrogen and helium, Earth has one moon called Luna, and Jupiter is the largest planet with 63 moons. It also briefly covers light years, mass, gravity, and tools used to explore space.

2.  The sun is the center of our solar system.
 The sun is a medium sized star but looks
huge to us.
 The sun is medium hot and looks
yellowish the cores temp on the sum is
27,000,000 degrees .
 The sun was made by a super nebula
about 4.6 billion years ago.
 The sun is made of two gases named
hydrogen and helium.

4.  First is mercury is the smallest planet and
has very little atmosphere.
 It is very hot and mostly made of rocks.
 Mercury has no moons.

5.  Venus has a very thick atmosphere it is
the hottest planet due to its clouds of
carbondioxside.
 Venus has no moons and is about the
same size of earth.

6.  Earth is our home planet.
 It is the 3rd planet from the sun.
 It has water in every form.
 It has a medium thick atmosphere.
 It has one moon its name is Luna.

7.  Mars is the fourth planet from the sun. It is
called the god of war because of its red
color. Mars has been known since
prehistoric times. It has been studied a lot
for ground based research. It has two
moons. The major moons are named
phobos, and Deimos.

8.  Jupiter is the fifth planet from the sun. It is
the biggest planet. It has rings and has
63 moons. Has a great red spot from
winds and has very strong winds. It has
been there since Galileo saw it 400 years
ago. The major moons are named
Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto.

9.  Is the sixth planet from the sun. it is a
gases planet. It is also famous for its rings.
It has 56 moons. The major moons are
named titan, and rhea.

10.  Uranus is also a gases planet. It spins
sideways because it was probably hit by
a comet or asteroid. It has thin rings and
has 27 moons. The major moons are
called cordelia, and Ophelia.

11.  Is the farthest planet from the sun. is a
gases planet. It has very strong winds
over 400 miles an hour. it has 13 moons
and is said to bee the twin of Uranus. The
major moon is called triton.

12.  All four of the outer planets are gases
planets.
 The moon makes the tides of the ocean
on earth.
 Between mars and Jupiter there is a
asteroid belt.

13.  Light years is a special unit of
measurement to measure the distance
between stars, galaxies, and planets. It
was made because no other
measurement could measure space and
the distance from each planet, star, or
galaxy.

14. The mass of an object is a fundamental
property of the object; a numerical
measure of its inertia; a fundamental
measure of the amount of matter in the
object.

15.  Gravity is the force between two objects
exp (earth and us). Gravity keeps us from
flying away. It keeps us on the ground. It
also is the reason stuff falls it has a strong
enough force to not let us leave the
ground. When you jump gravity pulls you
back down. Gravity is the force from the
planets surface to us. The sun has gravity
but it is to far away to notice.

16.  Tools are a important part for exploring
space we used rovers to go to planets
that are to far away to go to. We use a
telescope to get pictures of space and
see the planets. We used rockets to get
to the moon and back several times. We
lunched satellites in space to tell the
weather and take pictures also. We
have to use tools for space.