The document discusses the 8 planets in our solar system, ordered from the Sun. Neptune is the farthest and fourth largest, Uranus is the seventh planet and coldest, Saturn is the sixth planet and its winds can reach 1,800 km/h, Jupiter is the fifth planet and was known to ancient astronomers, Mars is the fourth planet and named after the Roman god of war, Earth is the third planet and currently home to over 7 billion humans, Mercury is the smallest and closest planet to the Sun and fastest, and Venus is the second planet and sometimes called Earth's sister planet.

2.  Neptune is the eighth
and
farthest planet from
the Sun in the Solar
System. It is the
fourth-largest planet
by diameter and the
third-largest by mass.

3.  Uranus is the
seventh planet from
the Sun. It is the
coldest
planetary atmospher
e in the Solar System

4.  Saturn is the
sixth planet from
the Sun.
 Saturn can reach
1,800 km/h
(500 m/s), faster
than on Jupiter, but
not as fast as those
on Neptune.

5.  Jupiter is the
fifth planet from
the Sun.
 The planet was
known
by astronomers of
ancient times.

6.  Mars is the
fourth planet from
the Sun.
 Mars Named after
the Roman god of
war

7.  Earth
third planet from
the Sun.
 Earth is currently
home to over 7.2
billion humans.

8.  Mercury is the
smallest and
closest to
the Sun of the
eight planets in
the Solar System.
 This planet is much
faster than any
other planet.

9.  Venus is the
second planet from
the Sun.
 Venus is a terrestrial
planet and is
sometimes called
Earth's "sister
planet" because of
their similar size.

10.  Today I learn that
mercury is fastest
planet than any
others.
 The Solar System The
Solar System formed
4.6 billion years ago