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8. SUN
• The Sun is the star at the
center of the Solar System and
is by far the most important
source of energy for life on
Earth. It is a nearly perfect
spherical ball of hot ...
• G-type main-sequence star -
Red giant - Star - Sun
(disambiguation)

9.  Mercury is the smallest
planet in the Solar System
and the one closest to the
Sun, with an orbital period of
about 88 Earth days, which
is much faster than any ...
 Messenger - Colonization of
Mercury - Mariner 10 -
Exploration of Mercury

11. VENUS
 Venus
 Is the second planet
from the Sun, orbiting
it every 224.7 Earth
days. It has the longest
rotation period (245
days) of any planet in
the Solar
System.

12. Earth

15.  Jupiter is the fifth
planet from the Sun
and the largest in the
Solar System. It is a
giant planet with a
mass one-
thousandth that of
the Sun, but two and
a half times …

17.  Uranus is the seventh
planet from the Sun. It
has the third-largest
planetary radius and
fourth-largest planetary
mass in the Solar
System. Uranus is
similar in ...Uranus
(mythology) - Moons of
Uranus - Uranus
(disambiguation) -
William Herschel

20. Pluto
 Pluto was known as
the smallest planet in
the solar system and
the ninth planet from
the sun. Today, Pluto
is called a “dwarf
planet.” A dwarf planet
orbits the sun just like
other planets, but it is
smaller. A dwarf planet
is so small it cannot
clear other objects out
of its path.