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Planets and numbers

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1.
Mercury is the (1) planet from the Sun. It is similar in appearance to the Moon

2.
Venus is the (2) planet and the nearest to us. Venus crosses the Sun.
This planet is very hot because of the greenhouse effect.

3.
Earth is our home planet. Earth is the (3) planet from the Sun. It is a beautiful blue
and white ball when seen from space.

4.
Mars the 'Red Planet' named after the Roman god of war is the (4) planet
The Spirit rover landed on January 4, 2004.

5.
size comparison of Earth and Jupiter.Jupiter is the (5) planet and the largest planet within the solar system.There are about 63 known moons so far

6.
The second most massive planet is Saturn. It's the (6) planet.
Saturn's rings unlike the rings of other planets are very bright

7.
Uranus is the (7) planet. It was discovered in modern times (1781) thanks to a telescop. The rings were dicovered in1977.

8. Neptune is the (8) planet and is like Uranus in many ways.
It is also known as the Blue Planet .The planet was discovered in 1846 by calculation,
the rings were discovered in 1983.

9.
Pluto and its satellite Charon. Pluto was the (9) planet. It is so small that in 2006
astronomers re-classified Pluto to be a 'dwarf planet'

10.
Eris was identified in 2005 and called the (10) planet. It is bigger than Pluto.
But in 2006 it was designated a 'dwarf planet' along with Pluto.