The solar system consists of the Sun and objects that orbit it, including eight planets, over 200 moons, and millions of asteroids, comets and meteoroids. It is located within the Milky Way galaxy, which contains hundreds of billions of stars. The Earth has one natural satellite, the Moon, and revolves around the Sun while also rotating on its axis. It is composed of three main layers - the atmosphere, hydrosphere and geosphere. The Moon orbits Earth and has different phases as it rotates and revolves, presenting different illuminated portions to observers over the course of a month.

1. Solar
System Solar
System

2. T solar system is built by the
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sun, the planets and satellite,
asteroids, meteorites and comets.

3. T solar system belongs to the Galaxy via L
he
actea, which is made
up of hundreds of billions of stars located along a flat disk 100,000 light
years.
T Solar System is located in one of three spiral arms of this galaxy called
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4. Inner planets

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The Earth
The earth has its own satellite, the moon.
It is built in 3 part: atmosphere, hydrosphere and
geosphere.
And it has 2 differnt movement.

6. The Moon
The Moon is the only natural
satellite of the Earth.
Also the moon has a rotation and
traslation, for that reason it has
different fases and we usually see
the same “ face”
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7. Different movement
The phases of the moon are different illuminationsCopyright: David Carillet
and moviment which presenting our satellite in the
course of a month.

8. The Earth
Rotation movement
It is a move makes the Earth
routing on itself from west to
east along an imaginary shaft
called Earth shaft through its
poles.
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9. Translation movement
It is a movement by which
the Earth rotates in an
orbit around the Sun in
365 days
Every four years there is a
year has 366 days, which
is called a leap year. The
cause of this movement is
the action of gravity.

10. External planets
Jupiter, Saturn Uranus and Neptune

11. Something that is interesting?
B
oreal and austral auroras are the result of
interactions of these particles, which are electrons
and protons, with air molecules. T
hese particles come
out of the sun atmosphere and penetrate the solar
system.