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The document describes the Solar System and its components. It begins by stating that the Solar System is part of the Milky Way galaxy. It then lists and provides brief descriptions of the eight planets in our Solar System - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The document concludes by defining other celestial bodies that can be found in our galaxy, including stars, satellites, comets, and asteroids.
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- 1. The Solar System by Paz de la Rosa 2013
- 2. The Solar System belongs to a galaxy called The milky Way
- 3. The Solar System is made up of all the planets, moons, comets, asteroids, minor planets, dust and gas.
- 4. The planets
- 5. First MERCURY is small and pink. It is made of rocks. It has no water, air or moon.
- 6. Second VENUS is small. It is yellow, brown and orange. It is the hottest planet. It has many volcanoes. It has no oxygen or water.
- 7. Third EARTH is blue and bigger than Venus. It has a lot of water and it has one moon.
- 8. Forth MARS is red and orange. It's smaller than the Earth. It is called the red planet. It is very cold and it has got two small moons.
- 9. Fifth JUPITER is big and brown. It is the largest planet. It is made of gas. Jupiter has got 63 moons.
- 10. Sixth SATURN is yellow, grey and brown. It has got many rings and it has got 62 moons.
- 11. Seventh URANUS is light blue and smaller than Saturn. It is the coldest planet and it has got 27 moons.
- 12. Eighth NEPTUNE is dark blue and smaller than Saturn. It is very cold. It has got 13 moons.
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