The formation of the solar system.. The Planets in Our Solar System Planet Distance from the Sun (Astrono mical Units miles km) Period of Revolut ion.

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The formation of the solar system.

The Planets in Our Solar System Planet Distance from the Sun (Astrono mical Units miles km) Period of Revolut ion Around the Sun (1 planetary year) Period of Rotatio n (1 planetary day) Mass (kg) Diameter (miles km) Apparent size from Earth Temperature (K Range or Average) Number of Moons Mercury 0.39 AU, 36 million miles 57.9 million km Earth days 58.7 Earth days 3.3 x ,031 miles 4,878 km 5-13 arc seconds K mean=4 52 K 0 Venus AU 67.2 million miles million km Earth days 243 Earth days 4.87 x ,521 miles 12,104 km arc seconds 726 K0 Earth 1 AU 93 million miles million km days24 hours5.98 x ,926 miles 12,756 km Not Applica ble K1 Mars AU million miles million km Earth days 24.6 Earth hours =1.026 Earth days 6.42 x ,222 miles 6,787 km 4-25 arc seconds K2

Jupiter AU million miles million km Earth years 9.84 Earth hours 1.90 x ,729 miles 142,796 km arc seconds 120 K (cloud tops) 18 named (plus many smaller ones) Saturn AU million miles 1,427.0 million km Earth years 10.2 Earth hours 5.69 x ,600 miles 120,660 km arc seconds excluding rings 88 K18+ Uranus AU 1,784.0 million miles 2,871.0 million km Earth years 17.9 Earth hours 8.68 x ,600 miles 51,118 km 3-4 arc seconds 59 K15 Neptune AU 2,794.4 million miles 4,497.1 million km Earth years 19.1 Earth hours 1.02 x ,200 miles 48,600 km 2.5 arc seconds 48 K2 Pluto (a dwarf planet) AU 3,674.5 million miles 5,913 million km years 6.39 Earth days 1.29 x ,413 miles 2,274 km 0.04 arc seconds 37 K 1 large (plus 2 tiny) Planet Distance from the Sun (Astronomical Units miles km) Period of Revolution Around the Sun (1 planetary year) Period of Rotation (1 planetary day) Mass (kg) Diameter (miles km) Apparent size from Earth Temperatur e (K Range or Average) Number of Moons

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Saturn

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Neptune

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