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This chapter book describes the structure of the Solar System, including an inner region with four rocky planets close to the Sun that have craters, an outer region with four cold gaseous planets farther from the Sun, and details about Earth as the third planet from the Sun, the Moon as Earth's closest neighbor, and the Sun at the center around which all planets orbit.
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