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This planet near Neptune is yellow with one moon, a small ocean, and more palm trees than Jupiter. It takes 23 years to orbit the sun and has interesting features like palm trees.
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- 1. PLANET STAR This planet is near Nuptune . It`s a very interesting planet . It`s yellow and it`s got one moon . There`s a small ocean and there are some palmtrees . There are more palmtrees on this planet than on Jupiter . This planet goes around the sun in 23 years . ISABEL CASADO 6ºB
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