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This document discusses the outer planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. It provides information on the distance from the sun, size and rotation, and appearance of each planet. Key details are given about the four outer planets in our solar system.
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- 1. OUTER PLANETS By: Danel , Iker and Jon
- 2. JUPITER Distance from the sun
- 5. SATURN Distance from the sun
- 8. URANUS Distance from the sun
- 11. NEPTUNE Distance from the sun