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The document provides a tour of the solar system, summarizing key facts about the Sun, Mercury, Venus, and Earth in 3-4 sentences each. It notes that the Sun formed from a gas cloud 5 billion years ago and makes up 99.8% of the solar system's mass. Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and has no moons or water. Venus is about the same size as Earth but is extremely hot due to its dense atmosphere. Finally, the summary encourages aliens to visit Earth, describing it as the only known planet capable of supporting life with liquid water and moderate temperatures.
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- 2. Sun First of all the sun is a star like stars in the sky at night. The sun was like formed about 5 billion years ago!!! Let me tell you how the sun formed first a gas of cloud began spinning after it turned into a sphere and it got smaller when it got smaller it got so hotter then light and heat started then a star was born.The sun is mostly of helium and hydrogen. The sun is really,really hot. The sun is about 15,000,000 *C hot.Another name for the sun is sol that is why the planets are called the solar system. The solar system is named for ruling the star. The reason why is because the sun is so big and the sun has 99.8%of the total mass of the solar system!!! Those are some facts that are from the sun.
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