This document provides an overview of the solar system. It begins by defining the solar system as including the Sun, planets, moons, asteroids, comets and other celestial objects. It then describes the Sun as the center of the solar system, a massive ball of hot gas that provides light and heat. The document outlines the eight planets in order from the Sun and provides some key details about each. It distinguishes between the four inner terrestrial planets of Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars that are rocky, and the four outer gas giants of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune that are much larger. In conclusion, it describes the solar system as a vast and fascinating place that helps humans understand their place in the universe

1. Km. Mayawati Government Girls P.G. College
Subject - Physical Science
Topic - Our Solar System
Class -8th
Submitted to - Deepak
Kr.Sharma
B.Ed II year (2022~23)

2. OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
EXPLORING OUR COSMIC
NEIGHBORHOOD

3. THE SOLAR SYSTEM IS MADE UP OF THE
SUN, PLANETS, MOONS, ASTEROIDS,
COMETS, AND OTHER CELESTIAL
OBJECTS.
IT FORMED APPROXIMATELY 4.6 BILLION
YEARS AGO FROM A GIANT CLOUD OF
GAS AND DUST.
WHAT IS THE SOLAR SYSTEM?

4. THE SUN
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THE SUN IS THE
CENTER OF OUR SOLAR
SYSTEM
IT IS A MASSIVE BALL
OF HOT, GLOWING GAS
THAT PROVIDES LIGHT
AND HEAT TO ALL
THE PLANETS.
THE SUN'S GRAVITY
KEEPS THE PLANETS
IN ORBIT AROUND IT.

5. MEMBERS OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
OUR SOLAR SYSTEM IS MADE UP
OF A STAR, EIGHT PLANETS AND
COUNTLESS SMALLER BODIES SUCH
AS DWARF PLANETS, ASTEROIDS
AND COMETS.
THE ORDER OF THE PLANETS IN THE SOLAR
SYSTEM, STARTING NEAREST THE SUN AND
WORKING OUTWARD IS THE FOLLOWING:
MERCURY, VENUS, EARTH, MARS, JUPITER,
SATURN, URANUS, NEPTUNE
MERCURY
EARTH
URANUS
PLUTO
VENUS
MARS
JUPITER
SATURN
NEPTUNE

6. THE PLANET’S
IDENTITY
MERCURY 88 DAYS/ YEAR
VENUS
EARTH
MARS
THE HOTTEST PLANET IN
SOLAR SYSTEM
SUITABLE CLIMATIC CONDITION,
SUPPORT LIFE IN ALL FORMS.
MOON IS THE NATURAL SATELLITE
RED PLANET.
HAVE LARGEST DUST
STORMS

7. THE PLANET’S
IDENTITY
JUPITER THE LARGEST PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST DAY,
1 DAY IN JUPITER = 9 HOURS 55 MINUTES.
SATURN
URANUS
NEPTUNE
FAMOUS FEATURE OF SATURN IS
'RING SYSTEM' WHICH IS COMPOSED
MOSTLY OF ICE PARTICLES.
VERY COLD PLANET
(-224 DEGREE CELSIUS)
THE ‘ICE GIANT’

8. EARTH URANUS
MERCURY PLUTO
MARS
JUPITER
SATURN
NEPTUNE
THESE ARE THE FOUR INNER PLANETS, ALSO
KNOWN AS TERRESTRIAL PLANETS.
THEY ARE RELATIVELY SMALL AND HAVE ROCKY
SURFACES.
EARTH, OUR HOME PLANET, SUPPORTS LIFE AND
HAS AN ATMOSPHERE.
INNER PLANETS: MERCURY, VENUS, EARTH, AND MARS

9. EARTH URANUS
MERCURY PLUTO
MARS
JUPITER
SATURN
NEPTUNE
THESE FOUR PLANETS ARE THE GAS GIANTS.
THEY ARE MUCH LARGER THAN THE INNER PLANETS
AND MOSTLY MADE UP OF GASES.
JUPITER, THE LARGEST PLANET, HAS A FAMOUS
STORM CALLED THE GREAT RED SPOT.
OUTER PLANETS: JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, AND
NEPTUNE

10. CONCLUSION
THE SOLAR SYSTEM IS A VAST AND FASCINATING
PLACE, WITH DIVERSE PLANETS, MOONS, AND OTHER
CELESTIAL OBJECTS.
EXPLORING THE SOLAR SYSTEM HELPS US
UNDERSTAND OUR PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE AND THE
POTENTIAL FOR LIFE BEYOND EARTH.

11. THANK YOU