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- 4. 50/50 NEXT A planet is a celestian body that? Is in orbit around the sun Has sufficient mass for its self-gravity Has cleared the neighbourhood around its orbit All previous
- 5. 50/50 NEXT What is the largest planet? Mercury Neptune Jupiter Saturn
- 6. 50/50 NEXT What is the coldest planet? Venus EarthNeptune Mars
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