1,392,700 km Diameter
center of our solar system
0 bill. km (It is the Sun)
N/A (It's a star, not a planet)
15 mill. °C at it's core
0 Moons
SUN
At the heart of our cosmic theater, the Sun radiates brilliance, orchestrating a celestial ballet. Its gravitational pull, a masterful conductor, guides planets and moons in a harmonious dance.
Emitting life-sustaining light and warmth, the Sun is the radiant maestro that governs the rhythms of our solar system, infusing the cosmos with its luminous energy.
4,880 km Diameter
88 days Orbital Period
0.39 bill. km Distance from sun
0.38 times earths Gravity
-173°C - 427°C Surface Temperature
0 Moons
mercury
Mercury, the swift messenger, races through the cosmos in a dynamic ballet, a planet of extremes. Despite its modest size, it plays a vital role in the intricate choreography of the solar system, leaving observers captivated by its swift and elusive journey.
With its ancient surface marked by craters and scarps, Mercury stands as a testament to the enduring forces that shape the celestial bodies within our cosmic expanse.
12,104 km Diameter
225 days Orbital Period
0.72 bill. km Distance from sun
0.91 times earths Gravity
467°C Surface Temperature
0 Moons
VENUS
Venus, the radiant jewel, enchants with its brilliance, shrouded in mystery and swirling clouds. Its sultry orbit and retrograde rotation add a captivating twist to its celestial waltz.
Venus, with its enigmatic geologic features beneath the thick clouds, invites cosmic wanderers to delve into the secrets of its ancient, volcanic terrain, unveiling the allure of this second planet from the Sun.
12,742 km Diameter
1 year Orbital Period
1 times the gravity of Earth
1 bill. km Distance from sun
15°C Surface Temperature
1 Moon
EARTH
Earth, a serene oasis, spins gracefully in the cosmic ballet, offering a haven for diverse life forms. Positioned perfectly in the habitable zone, it showcases the beauty of nature in a rhythmic dance of day and night.
Earth, our celestial home, stands as a testament to the wonders of the universe, a delicate balance of elements nurturing ecosystems, oceans, and mountains.
6,779 km Diameter
687 Earth days Orbital Period
1.52 bill. km Distance from sun
0.38 times earths Gravity
-80°C Surface Temperature
2 Moons
mars
Mars, the rusty wanderer, performs its cosmic dance with a reddish glow. With a surface marked by canyons and ancient riverbeds, it beckons explorers to unravel its mysteries.
Despite its smaller size, Mars plays a crucial role in the tapestry of our solar system, captivating observers with the promise of Martian exploration and the potential for life beyond Earth.
139,822 km Diameter
11.9 years Orbital Period
5.2 bill. km Distance from sun
2.53 times earths Gravity
-145 °C (no solid surface)
80 Moons
jupiter
Jupiter, the colossal king, dominates the cosmic stage with its immense size and vibrant bands of clouds. Its powerful gravitational influence shapes the trajectories of neighboring planets and asteroids.
Adorned with the iconic Great Red Spot, Jupiter's swirling storms and dynamic atmosphere create a majestic spectacle, inviting celestial travelers to witness the grandeur of this gas giant.
116,464 km Diameter
29.5 years Orbital Period
9.58 bill. km Distance from sun
1.08 times earths Gravity
-214°C (no solid surface)
80 Moons
saturn
Saturn, the majestic ringmaster, stands as a captivating celestial performer adorned with its dazzling rings. Its icy rings, consisting of countless particles, create a mesmerizing display against the backdrop of the cosmos.
With a diameter second only to Jupiter, Saturn commands attention as a majestic giant, inviting cosmic onlookers to marvel at the beauty of its ringed splendor.
50,724 km Diameter
84 years Orbital Period
19.22 bill. km Distance from sun
0.89 times earths Gravity
-224°C Surface Temperature
27 Moons
uranus
Uranus, the tilted oddity, spins on its side in a cosmic dance that defies convention. With a unique axial tilt, it presents an intriguing spectacle in the solar system. Despite its distant location, Uranus beckons observers to appreciate its subtle blue hue and the mysteries concealed within its atmosphere.
The enigmatic nature of Uranus adds a touch of cosmic curiosity to the vast expanse of our celestial neighborhood.
49,244 km Diameter
165 years Orbital Period
30 bill. km Distance from sun
1.12 times earths Gravity
-214°C Surface Temperature
14 Moons
neptune
Neptune, the distant ice giant, completes the ensemble of our solar ballet with its deep blue allure. With a mysterious and dynamic atmosphere, Neptune exhibits the power of turbulent storms and winds.
Positioned in the outer realms, this ice giant invites cosmic explorers to witness the wonders of its frigid and captivating landscape, adding a poetic finale to the celestial performance of our solar system.
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