The document discusses the eight planets in our solar system - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune - with the Sun at the center. It provides definitions of planets and their key characteristics, such as orbiting stars and not emitting their own light. Each planet moves in a definite orbital path around the Sun and rotates on its own axis over different periods of time. Some planets have moons that revolve around them. Brief details are given about Mercury, Venus, and Earth.

5. Our Solar System as 8 Planets
And a Sun in center
 Sun in the center
1.Mercury
2.Venus
3.Earth
4.Mars
5.Jupitar
6.Saturn
7.Uranus
8.Neptunee

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9. • Planet, any major celestial body that
orbits a star and does not emit visible
light of its own but instead shines by
reflected light. Smaller bodies that also
orbit a star and are not satellites of a
planet are called asteroids or planetoids.
In the solar system, there are eight
official planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth,
Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and
Neptune. Pluto, once counted as the
ninth planet, is now classified as a dwarf
planet.

10. A planet moves around the Sun in a definite path
called orbit. The time taken by a planet to
complete one revolution is called its period of
revolution. A planet also spins or rotates on its
own axis. Time taken by a planet to complete one
rotation is called its period of rotation. Out of the
eight planets, five are clearly visible to the naked
eyes. Some planets have their own moon/satellite
that revolve around them.

11. 1.Mercury

12. SOME OF THE FACTS ABOUT THE
MERCURY

14. SOME OF THE FACTS ABOUT THE
VENUS

16. SOME OF THE FACTS ABOUT THE EARTH

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