1. Star trekkers The earth this a part of a vast and complex universe that operates on a set of constant principals.

2. Planets in order Mercury. Venus. Earth. Mars. Jupiter. Saturn. Uranus. Neptune. Pluto

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4. The Earth  The earth is an area that is good for all plants, animals and humans.  The earth is a place that there is everything a human should have to survive

5. Jupiter Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. A year on Jupiter is 11.9 earth years. A year on Jupiter is 11.9 earth years. A day on Jupiter is equal to 9.8 earth hours. A day on Jupiter is equal to 9.8 earth hours. Jupiter’s minimum distance from Earth = 588 million km (365 million miles) Jupiter’s minimum distance from Earth = 588 million km (365 million miles) The orbital speed of Jupiter is 13.1 km/sec The orbital speed of Jupiter is 13.1 km/sec

6. Mars Known as the Red Planet, Mars is characterized by its red, dusty landscape. Known as the Red Planet, Mars is characterized by its red, dusty landscape. The orbital speed of Mars is 24.2 km per second. The orbital speed of Mars is 24.2 km per second. The diameter of the planet Mars is 6,785 km. The diameter of the planet Mars is 6,785 km. Mars is 35 million miles from Earth. Mars is 35 million miles from Earth. Mariner 9 – first successful orbit of Mars. Launched May 30, 1971 and began orbit November 13, 1971. Mariner 9 – first successful orbit of Mars. Launched May 30, 1971 and began orbit November 13, 1971.

7. Venus Venus is the second planet from the sun. venues is a planet that is full of gas. Venus is the smallest planet in the solar system.

8. Mercury  4,878km (3,032 miles) at its equator, which is about two-fifths of Earth's diameter.  57,910,000 km (0.38 AU) from Sun. Orbiting the Sun once every 88 days.  About 58 million km (36 million miles)

9. Pluto.  Pluto is not a real planet it’s a dwarf planet.  Pluto is a rocky planet.  Pluto is the farthest planet from the sun.  Average distance from the Sun: 5.9 billion kilometers.  6.39 Earth days (length of day)